A loved and lost Liverpool store is still remembered for its distinct smell of coffee that wafted through the air.
It's now been over 50 years since Coopers on Church Street closed its doors for good. A familiar fixture in the city centre for decades, Cooper & Co was first founded in 1871 and became one of Scotland’s leading grocery shop chains.
Their flagship store was in Glasgow and it was known for its grand architecture and ornate displays, Glasgow Live previously reported. And in a matter of years, a branch that would go on to welcome generations of customers was opened in Liverpool.
