marshalling yards until the 1970s, sorting trains to and from the docks via the Victoria Tunnel and Wapping Tunnel to Park Lane and Waterloo goods stations on the dockside. Herbert Rowse Armstrong, the Hay poisoner, lived at 52 Durning Road, Edge Hill whilst practising as a solicitor in the city. Patrick Mahon, convicted of the 1924 murder of Emily Kaye at the Crumbles, Eastbourne, grew up in Helena Street. The site of the street is now covered by a DIY store car park. Crown Street Resource Centre is a mental health resource centre in Edge Hill opened in 1982 and run by Liverpool social services and Merseycare for people living in the Liverpool city area. Edge Hill University began work in the area in 1885 as a teacher training college, though it moved to its current Ormskirk site in 1933. References External links Edge Hill Today War time WW2 Factory in Edge Hill Liverpool Street Gallery - Liverpool 7 Areas of Liverpool