Liverpool Lime Street refers to both a major street and the main Train Sim World featured railway station in Liverpool, England. The street is named after the lime kilns owned by William Harvey, which were located there in the late 18th century. The station, Liverpool Lime Street, is a significant hub for Liverpool Lime Street to Crewe train travel, situated on this street.

Liverpool Lime Street Location

• Lime Street Location (the street): It was laid out in 1790 and originally lay outside the city limits. The name comes from the lime kilns owned by William Harvey, which were later moved due to complaints about the smell from a nearby hospital, although the street name remained in Europe. 
• Liverpool Lime Street Station: This is the city’s main railway station and is located on Lime Street. It’s a major hub for both local and long-distance train travel, according to the EMR. 
• Route Significance: Lime Street has evolved from a relatively minor street to a central location in Liverpool due to the arrival of the railway in 1836 and the subsequent construction of St George’s Hall across from the station.