Commemorative plaques in Merseyside, England, can be found across the region, highlighting notable people, buildings or historic sites. Many of the plaques are issued by authoritative bodies such as a council or a historical society that has a special interest.

In the year 2000, London's blue plaque scheme was expanded to locations outside of the capital. In Liverpool, 14 English Heritage plaques were erected before the short-lived scheme ended.^[1]

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	Subject	Commemoration	Location	Inscription	Ref.
	Person	Bessie Braddock	2 Zig Zag Road, L12	Bessie Braddock 1899–1970 Labour politician and campaigner lived here 1945–1970	[1]
	Person	Charles Reilly	171 Chatham Street, L7	Sir Charles Herbert Reilly 1874–1948 Professor of Architecture lived here 1922–1925	[1]
	Person	Frank Hornby	The Hollies, Station Road, L31	Frank Hornby 1863–1936 Toy Manufacturer lived here	[1]
	Person	Henry Tate	42 Hamilton Street, Birkenhead	Sir Henry Tate 1819–1899 Sugar magnate and founder of the Tate Gallery traded here 1851–1861	[1]
	Person	John Brodie	28 Ullet Road, L17	John Brodie 1858–1934 City Engineer lived here	[1]
	Person	John Lennon	251 Menlove Avenue, L25	John Lennon 1940–1980 Musician and Songwriter lived here 1945-1963	[1]
	Person	Joseph Mayer	Pennant House, Bebington, Wirral	Joseph Mayer 1803–1886 Antiquary and Collector lived here 1860–1886	[1]
	Person	Noel Chavasse	19 Abercromby Square, L3	Captain Noel Chavasse V.C. And Bar 1884–1917 Royal Army Medical Corps hero lived here	[1]
	Person	Peter Ellis	40 Falkner Square, L8	Peter Ellis 1804-1884 Architect lived here	[1]
	Person	Patrick Abercrombie	18 Village Road, Oxton, Birkenhead	Sir Patrick Abercrombie 1879–1957 Town and country planning pioneer lived here 1915–1935	[1]
	Person	Ronald Ross	The Johnston Building, Quadrangle, L3	Sir Ronald Ross 1857–1932 Discoverer of the mosquito transmission of malaria worked here	[1]
	Person	Thomas Henry Ismay	13 Beach Lawn, L22	Thomas Henry Ismay 1837–1899 Founder of the White Star Line lived here	[1]
	Person	Wilfred Owen	7 Elm Grove, Birkenhead	Wilfred Owen 1893–1918 War Poet lived here 1900–1903	[1]
	Person	William and Eleanor Rathbone	Greenbank House, Greenbank Lane, L18	William Rathbone 1819–1902 And His Daughter Eleanor Rathbone 1872–1946 Politicians and Social reformers lived here	[1]

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Prior to 2005, a multitude of commemorative plaque of different colours could be found across Liverpool. Since then, some of these plaques have been replaced by Liverpool City Council with new black faced and stone-rimmed ones. Over 100 black plaques have been installed.^[2]

Centred around Wavertree, Liverpool, local conservation group The Wavertree Society aims to preserve the area's architectural heritage and has issued its on series of green plaques. Its first three plaque were installed on 9 March 2012 and commemorated the Lock-up, the Monk's Well and Picton Clock Tower. The plaques themselves are manufactured by local firm Photocast Products Ltd, located in nearby Speke.