From the Liverpool Echo 27 August 1981
Arson at Former Convent
Detectives are to-day hunting fire raisers who broke into a large former convent in Blundellsands, and started a blaze in the ground floor room once used as a chapel.
The large three-storey former Ursuline Convent in Burbo Bank Road which is up for sale, was broken into last night and a passing police patrol spotted the fire.
On the 1937 map it is a house called Seathwaite. In 1942 it was occupied by John B. Crispin, a director of Tate & Lyle who died there on the 19 February.
The Liverpool Daily Post 20 June 1942 has an article saying that Seathwaite had been sold to the Ursuline Sisters who it was expected would use the house as an extension to their school.
Stan