It's been seven years since Liverpool's 'last closed door' club closed for good - but its memory still lives on in the city.
Located on in the Havelock Building on the corner of Berry Street and Bold Street in Liverpool city centre, The Cabin Club welcomed generations across the decades and is remembered for its membership cards, handing out lollipops on the doors and its incredible atmosphere amongst many things.
The historic building was the birthplace of Sebastian De Ferranti, a pioneer in the development of electricity in the UK. But The Cabin also claimed to be the inspiration for The Beatles’ song Don’t Bother Me.
