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 Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Your chance to vote!


Wednesday 20 May 09

The Liverpool Daily Post launched a survey yesterday asking people to vote on which Liverpool personalities should be included in the Liverpool Map.

Billy FuryCould Billy Fury be your choice to represent Liverpool music on the map?

Readers have already been involved by submitting their opinions on which places should be included in the map, and the public have recently provided examples of their handwriting for inclusion in a community layer of the map.

People now have until Sunday 31 May to visit the Daily Post website to take part in the survey to find out which people they feel best represent the city in fields including the arts, music and sport.

These names will then form the final layer of the Liverpool Map, which will stand in the People's City gallery of the new Museum of Liverpool when it opens in 2010.

For inspiration, why not visit The Beat Goes On exhibition at World Museum Liverpool to find out more about the musical acts that have made an impact on Liverpool's history.

Click here to find out more about the Liverpool Map and its unique structure and creation.


Posted by Lucy | 20/05/2009 16:39   | Comments [1]

Monday, July 30, 2012 8:10:36 PM
Billy Fury should be in the Liverpool map
mick

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