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Does anyone know when the Smiths Crisps was built, as my fathers family lived in a house called Hawthorne Villas on that site. good video.

Oh my gosh this is the house I have lived in for 16 years. We always wondered what the original house looked like when it was a whole house and not split. We live in the left half.

I lived in the house oin the middle!

Love this one. My parents lived in the house on the left of the picture for many years. They would have been huge fans of your channel had they still been around ❤

It looks like a good few houses were lost in order to build the Usher Gallery.

Me and my mate used to go down Cannon Street and watch them demolish the old back-to-backs .. we were just kids and apparently it was 1966 …(l saw something in the Echo).

Nothing gets better unfortunately

Only once made use of the old, railway footbridge.. for the hell of it.. years of regret if I hadn't..🤣

we lived in Montague St in 1959 til the late 60s. I used to go to a Co-op for my Mum which was closeby I suppose it would be the Coningsby St branch and I can remember the inside of the shop as clear as day. I think my Mums share number was 596401

I think I remember the cinema as the Savoy. Also remember going in the Spotted Cow milk bar .

Good work. What an unbelievable transformation, and without wanting to sound critical, a rather depressing one too.

Have you seen @marc freemans amazing photos of Lincoln? Maybe you could get in touch with him to do a collaboration with him just a surgestion?

Very much appreciate all your hard work. It’s nice to see in Lincoln that we’ve still got some iconic buildings even though they’re in disguise today

Thanks for the Time travel experience! I don’t live in Lincoln but have visited many times.

Football on the abbey, barked at from the keepers.. off to Sellars for some chips, climbing into the ruins looking for fossils..watching the cooling towers and the coal heap at the power station getting smaller during the 1973 miners strike…

When does a lane transition to a road I wonder?

Middle left of the modern picture is the former Monks rd working men’s club which was opposite the now lost bowling club.. The area is shadow of the past when there were lots of small shops and businesses plus hundreds of men getting off the works buses for a shift at the forge. I lived here 1961-78.

Coningsby St.. never heard of it, which is odd, as I would, occasionally, attend services at Lincoln Baptist Church. Not convinced that the tatty garages have improved the ambience of the area. Bailgate Coop.. now has me thinking about duck in oyster sauce.. Enjoyable theme!

Who else can remember a Co-op Butcher's shop next to a cinema south of St Marks Station. My uncle worked there just after WW2. I can also remember my Mother's Co-op number - 26734

Backing music has strong Blade Runner vibes 🦄

Fascinating, knew a few straight away 😊

Great work just excellent

I didn’t know that bit was called Monks lane

Crikey, that's an enormous difference!

I used to live where the people are standing near the pedestrian crossing

Thanks for that research It’s amazing how a lot of Lincoln was started to be built up in the late 19th century I know one House has got 1897 down West Parade on it

What year was the church demolished?

Absolutely wonderful 👏 Thank you 🙏

The co op stores both sides of the road! The lovely toy department in the basement taking the little ones to see santa

Im wondering if you could do a slow, cross-screen wipe, to go from old to new?

A "modern", C plate double decker sporting a Binks for Bikes ad.. perfect. And St Mark's station makes sense now that I know 'twas once a terminus.. with a full canopy. Lion & Snake 1977- Foster's @ 34p/pt. Don't recall the place having great ale but haven't visited for ~30yrs.

I used to find those collection boxes @ 2.50 slightly disturbing when I was a child. Still enjoying the videos.

First time ive seen a picture of the building next to the Castle Hill Club, any idea what it was or what happened to it etc?

Fond, childhood memories of Newport & Bailgate, & later, the Central Library. The merging will never get old..

Amazing stuff! Just wanted to let you know I come on here every day to watch your videos - you’re always top of my search bar! I find it really relaxing and it also makes me pay attention more to my surroundings when I’m walking around Lincoln. Being able to imagine the past. My family get fed up of me saying “do you know what used to be here?” 🤣

I'm starting to get worried... I seem to be remembering the monochrome images more and more. :D

First I have managed to see and must say I enjoyed it, very impressive 😊

Absolutely fascinating. Really love the pan and zoom. Fantastic job 👏

Fabulous.

Does anyone remember the excellent Berardi's, an Italian restaurant aboove what is now Caffe Nero? There in the 70s/80s maybe later. The entrance was in the alley

Me and my grandparents lived here for 5 years around 2005. Beautiful house, I was only 13 at the time but was terrified as my bedroom was just down the hall from the chapel inside the house. I use to run down the hall to the bathroom every time as I was so scared! Amazing now reading all the history behind it.

What was that building with the horse and carriage in front

Now that was a shame, they demolished 2 buildings of merit and replaced them with buildings of almost no merit at all

Was that an old Black Mariah police vehicle on the right of one picture?

always makes me feel deeply sad.

I really enjoyed that..well done.

Absolutely superb 👌

Wonderful Work and much appreciated as always, many thanks

Superb it’s as if you’ve been transported back in time .. particularly if you remember some of the old buildings !!!!! 😊thanks again for going these time shifts because It must be very time consuming. Many thanks

How long before technology sees people moving around in the photos.. l have seen a couple of AI generated images bringing people back to life?