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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Robyn Vinter North of England correspondent

George Harrison’s childhood home in Liverpool gets blue plaque

A child pulls aside a net curtain as they look out the window of the red-brick terrace house, which has one upstairs and one downstairs window at the front and a black front door
The terrace house pictured in November 2001, on the day of Harrison’s death. Photograph: BWP Media/Getty Images

No 12 Arnold Grove looks like an ordinary red-brick terrace house in the Liverpool suburb of Wavertree, recognisable only to those with a deep appreciation for the city’s most famous sons.

But now a blue plaque will mark the house as the former home of the “quiet” Beatle, George Harrison.

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