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Page Moss, Huyton — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Page Moss is a district of Huyton in the borough of Knowsley, Merseyside, an area the record also keeps under the older name The Horns.
About Page Moss
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Huyton and Liverpool carry the beds. Page Moss is residential ground in the Knowsley borough, its named addresses a handful of churches and the Roby Toll House rather than any run of hotels, so a visitor books outside it and comes in by road. The city edge is close.
That closeness is the argument for the area: St. Aloysius Catholic Church, the Church of St Bartholomew and the Church of the Holy Spirit Dovecot all stand within its own streets, and Liverpool begins at the boundary.
About Page Moss
What are the main landmarks in Page Moss?
Four names hold the list. St. Aloysius Catholic Church, the Church of St Bartholomew and the Church of the Holy Spirit Dovecot give Page Moss three parish addresses, and the Roby Toll House completes the set with a building whose name records an older use of the road. Museums are absent.
A visitor walks between the four, and the rest of the sightseeing sits over the boundary in Liverpool or out in the wider Knowsley borough.
What is the history of Page Moss?
The Horns came before Page Moss, an older name the record keeps for the same ground in the Knowsley borough. Documentation is sparse. No charter year attaches to the area, and what survives in the register is architectural: the Roby Toll House, the Church of St Bartholomew, St. Aloysius Catholic Church and the Church of the Holy Spirit Dovecot, four buildings that carry the past of this corner of Merseyside better than any founding date could.
Where is Page Moss?
Merseyside's Knowsley borough contains Page Moss, whose boundary meets the city of Liverpool and whose landmark names reach out to Dovecot and Roby.
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Updated September 2026