BABY PAUL (Room 104)
BABY PAUL (Room 104)
James Paul McCartney was born on the 18th June 1942 at Walton Hospital. His Father Jim was a cotton salesman and part time musician and ‘Mother Mary’ was a midwife. The McCartney’s ultimately had a second son, Michael who later found fame and success as a member of The Scaffold and is today an internationally renowned photographer. The McCartney’s frequently moved homes, which were provided as part of Mary’s employment, but Paul and Mike were brought up in a very stable and loving environment. Paul and Michael both passed their 11+ examinations, which meant they could be educated at a Grammar school, which in their case was the Liverpool Institute in the City Centre. The stability of their lives was to be shattered in October 1956 when Mary died of breast cancer. This loss ultimately brought him closer to his new friend, John Lennon who was later to lose his mother through tragic circumstances.
Artwork © Shannon
BABY PAUL (Room 104)
James Paul McCartney was born on the 18th June 1942 at Walton Hospital. His Father Jim was a cotton salesman and part time musician and ‘Mother Mary’ was a midwife. The McCartney’s ultimately had a second son, Michael who later found fame and success as a member of The Scaffold and is today an internationally renowned photographer. The McCartney’s frequently moved homes, which were provided as part of Mary’s employment, but Paul and Mike were brought up in a very stable and loving environment. Paul and Michael both passed their 11+ examinations, which meant they could be educated at a Grammar school, which in their case was the Liverpool Institute in the City Centre. The stability of their lives was to be shattered in October 1956 when Mary died of breast cancer. This loss ultimately brought him closer to his new friend, John Lennon who was later to lose his mother through tragic circumstances.
Artwork © Shannon
BABY PAUL (Room 104)
James Paul McCartney was born on the 18th June 1942 at Walton Hospital. His Father Jim was a cotton salesman and part time musician and ‘Mother Mary’ was a midwife. The McCartney’s ultimately had a second son, Michael who later found fame and success as a member of The Scaffold and is today an internationally renowned photographer. The McCartney’s frequently moved homes, which were provided as part of Mary’s employment, but Paul and Mike were brought up in a very stable and loving environment. Paul and Michael both passed their 11+ examinations, which meant they could be educated at a Grammar school, which in their case was the Liverpool Institute in the City Centre. The stability of their lives was to be shattered in October 1956 when Mary died of breast cancer. This loss ultimately brought him closer to his new friend, John Lennon who was later to lose his mother through tragic circumstances.
Artwork © Shannon