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George Harrison's childhood house on auction
The childhood home of Beatles guitarist George Harrison will soon go under the hammer.
Published : 5 July 2014, 04:35 AM
Updated : 5 July 2014, 04:35 AM
Harrison lived in the terraced property in Liverpool, with his parents between 1949 and 1965. The house also holds significance as the Beatles are said to have written hits including "Love me do" there, reports contactmusic.com.
The building is now up for auction via Homes Bought Fast.
Its managing director David Coughlin told Britain's Liverpool Echo newspaper: "We are overwhelmed by the interest surrounding this property. When we heard it was a Beatle's former house we implemented a lot of research which confirmed it was George's house - and we still couldn't believe it.
"It's part not only of Liverpool's history, but of the world of music, and there's something very special about being in the same place as the Beatles' once were."
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