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Made In Grangetown
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2015
BO 24 - Something in the Blood
Part 1 of a 'Best of 2024' Then & Now video. Bolckow rd in Grangetown featuring Images from the 5 previous Grangetown 'Then & Now' videos. The Audio & Music is from Cult Sci-fi Horror Dystopian Zombie classic films from the Seventies & Eighties and my time growing up plus a few from the early 2000's. Most of the 'Then' pictures do not belong to me so Many Thanks and Much appreciated to the People & Sites listed below.
PICTURES.
00:31 - Laura Carey. From the Facebook page 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
01:11 - Michael Burnett. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
01:52 - Geoffrey Tribe. Flickr.
02:30 - Vince Smith. c1950? 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
03:08 - c1932. From the Web Archive page 'Grangetown in Times Past'
03:46 - St Marys Archives. c1958. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
04:24 - Chris Twigg. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
05:02 -.
05:40 - Vince Smith. 1989. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
06:19 - Dave Potter. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
06:57 - Vince Smith. Sept 1978. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
07:35 - Kevin Murphy. c1925. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
08:13 - Vince Smith. c1932. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
08:51 - Maljoe. Flickr.
09:29 - Vince Smith. c1986. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
10:07 - Vince Smith. c1987. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
10:45 - Maljoe. Flickr.
11:23 - Arthur Plews. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
12:01 - Vince Smith. July 1986. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
12:39 - Heritage England.
13:17 - Saturday 17th June 1967.
13:54 - Saturday 17th June 1967.
14:34 - Dennis King. 1953. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
15:12 - Vince Smith. Sept 1978. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
15:31 - Francis Firth.
16:09 - Sheila Barker. 1951. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
16:47 - Stepen Sharples. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
17:25 - Anne N John Reed. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
18:03 - Vince Smith. Early 1960s. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
18:41 - Vince Smith. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
19:18 - Vince Smith. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
FILMS & AUDIO & MUSIC.
Dawn of the Dead. 1978.
Dawn of the Dead. 2004.
Day of the Dead. 1985.
Omen. 1976.
Halloween. 1978.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers. 1978.
Alien. 1979.
Aliens. 1986.
The Thing. 1982.
World War Z. 2013.
28 Days later. 2002.
Warriors. 1979.
Assault on Precinct 13.
Escape from New York. 1981.
Threads. 1984.
PICTURES.
00:31 - Laura Carey. From the Facebook page 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
01:11 - Michael Burnett. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
01:52 - Geoffrey Tribe. Flickr.
02:30 - Vince Smith. c1950? 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
03:08 - c1932. From the Web Archive page 'Grangetown in Times Past'
03:46 - St Marys Archives. c1958. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
04:24 - Chris Twigg. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
05:02 -.
05:40 - Vince Smith. 1989. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
06:19 - Dave Potter. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
06:57 - Vince Smith. Sept 1978. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
07:35 - Kevin Murphy. c1925. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
08:13 - Vince Smith. c1932. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
08:51 - Maljoe. Flickr.
09:29 - Vince Smith. c1986. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
10:07 - Vince Smith. c1987. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
10:45 - Maljoe. Flickr.
11:23 - Arthur Plews. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
12:01 - Vince Smith. July 1986. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
12:39 - Heritage England.
13:17 - Saturday 17th June 1967.
13:54 - Saturday 17th June 1967.
14:34 - Dennis King. 1953. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
15:12 - Vince Smith. Sept 1978. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
15:31 - Francis Firth.
16:09 - Sheila Barker. 1951. 'Grangetown in Times Past'
16:47 - Stepen Sharples. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
17:25 - Anne N John Reed. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
18:03 - Vince Smith. Early 1960s. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
18:41 - Vince Smith. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
19:18 - Vince Smith. 'Proud to be a Grangetowner'
FILMS & AUDIO & MUSIC.
Dawn of the Dead. 1978.
Dawn of the Dead. 2004.
Day of the Dead. 1985.
Omen. 1976.
Halloween. 1978.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers. 1978.
Alien. 1979.
Aliens. 1986.
The Thing. 1982.
World War Z. 2013.
28 Days later. 2002.
Warriors. 1979.
Assault on Precinct 13.
Escape from New York. 1981.
Threads. 1984.
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Amazing soundtrack..gives a spooky sinister feel to it all.. so sad to see what we used to have and how little we now have.. great work as usual 🙂
Hello Darren. Appreciated sir 👍 I had to leave out loads of Audio & music otherwise it would of been an hour long. Had to leave out some quality films. A big Thankyou for watching and the nice comments 👍
What a great video wish we we're still them days was hard times for everyone but better community spirit never much trouble like these days thanks for yet another great video well Dunn could watch these all day
Hello Mark. A big huge Thankyou for watching and the lovely comments. I had to leave out loads of class old films otherwise it would of been twice as long. Much appreciated Mark 👍
Love the vids keep up the great work, they bring back so many memories.
Hello Peter. Much appreciated sir 👍 hopefully a GTOWN Part 4 before Christmas but I’m struggling with time & weather so fingers crossed. Thankyou for watching and commenting Peter 👍
Excellent. If this video was made about the centre of London or any metropolitan city, you would be the toast of Fleet Street. Keep up the great work
Hello frankie. Sorry for the delay in replying. A big huge Thankyou for watching and the lovely comment 👍 i do enjoy this hobby so long may it continue. Thanks again sir 👍
Thanks, very enjoyable and nostalgic
Excellent as usual thanking you.
Hello Chris. Thankyou once again for watching and leaving a very kind comment, it’s appreciated sir 🫡
Fabulously melancholic as ever and the usual interesting mix of music and dialogue. I’ll now return to work on the Time Machine.
I gave up after the last fire 😂 cheers for the kind words again, It’s appreciated mate 👍
Qaulity again mate, these videos captivate me every time. The old pictures with people on them, I presume you are on some of them, they are heartwarming and just bring back childhood memories. Keep it up you are very talented
Hello mate. The Alexandra Rd pictures and the Wedding on Bolckow rd are our family photos. The 2 photos of Alexandra rd are Our mam, my brother and me, I’m the glum looking kid on the right 😂 the other one is me in 1972. It was lovely weather that day and having our mam help out did bring back more memories than usual, it was a nice day all round. A big huge Thankyou for watching and leaving us a lovely comment, appreciated mate 👍
Another amazing slideshow, as always.
Appreciated Matthew 👍 glad you enjoyed it mate and as always a big huge Thankyou for watching 👍
Once the industry died so did the communities and towns of Teesside so sad but thank you for the memories.
Brilliant video could watch them all day wish things was still the same today even thou times we're hard them days was better comunity them days everyone helped each other
Cheers Mark 👍 your nice comment is very much appreciated sir 👍 it still blows my mind the change that has occurred.
I lived at 64 Cheetham Street 1948-52
Hello and Thankyou for watching. The change in my lifetime is eye opening so it must be even more so for yourself. My memories only start from the mid to late 70s so i only have memories of the Bolckow rd side of cheetham st as we went and returned from school on Pochin rd. Cheers for watching 👍
great video.. wow! the goose bumps! .............................................................................all because, a select few! wanted to make, profit? made it all happen..and there still doing it, to this day..😿
A big Thankyou Shaun, appreciated 👍
5:04 the three lasses, the one on the right is Enid, my step-mam, married my dad Eric Powell, (Enid Harrison, became Enid Powell, Mother of Christine Stainthorpe).
I love that picture. I used the ‘Grangetown in Times past’ saved website on the ‘Web Archive’ i did have their names appearing on the screen but in the end i went with the current caption because I’ve only recently started using captions on the ‘then’ pictures and at the moment I’m wary of over doing it and taking peoples eyes away from what are class old pictures . Kind regards Steve and a big Thankyou for watching and commenting 👍
Should go to Cardiff..it's grangetown is like a 3rd world country
Thank you ...what a great surprise moment when Alexandra Road popped up at 13.25 ... it was where I was born and where my Grandma and Grandad lived. I always remember all the front doors slamming early in the morning and then the sound of boots as Grandad and others made their way to work. Over 70 years ago now .. but I remember it still.
My mother leived in Alexandra Road. Grandad moved to Eston in19070's.
Hello John. A big Thankyou for watching and commenting. It was lovely reading your memories. One of my favourite things about making these videos is when people like yourself share their own moments in time, Thankyou. I know that memory well as we too also lived on Alexandra rd, Great days. Thankyou for watching and sorry for the delay in replying
@@vincemurray6495Hello and a big Thankyou for watching. I lived on Alexandra rd in the 70s & 80s. Our mam & dad moved when they eventually flattened it all.
Excellent vid as usual thank you.
Appreciated Chris 👍
Brilliantly morphed pictures
Cheers David and much appreciated for watching and commenting 👍 I have the ‘transition’ set at 18 seconds and i think it works well, wish i had done it from the start as i struggle watching the older videos because of how quick they morph. Nevermind, ye live an learn. Cheers for watching 👍
What a great place grangetown and southbank we're years ago awful how it is now
Hello Mark. A big Thankyou for watching. Towns with character & spirit reduced to mere estates and not alone judging by the rest of the UK. I know they had their problems & issues but something existed back then that no longer exists. Kind regards 👍
9.31 - D.W. Joinery was my Dad's business
Class that son!
Hello and thanks for watching. I remember that building. Hope it brought back good memories 👍
@@michaelwalton-ii1ch 😂
12:38 I was born in the house on the left!
Hello Arthur. A big Thankyou for watching sir 👍 which one was no58? The left or right block and left or right house. Genuinely interested as i do find it interesting peoples individual memories and history
@@MadeInGrangetown The left, I think! I was quite young when we moved!
@@arthurvasey I love those pictures of In and around Birchington Ave. Not many exist so I’m grateful to the owner who posted them on the Facebook Page ‘proud to be a Grangetown’
what a mess they made of everything , but why ?
This degradation is not merely an act of clumsiness! This is complete and utter lack of humanity. The men who were responsible for this - are very callous - to the point of being sociopathic. Who was responsible? What was the process? You must organise to oppose conservatism within the party which purports to be anti-conservative! Talk a little each day.
I've heard some Boro people call trolley buses 'trackless'
Great footage, the sound track is excellent very haunting and nostalgic! They should run this reel in the Dorman's museum.
What a lovely thing to say. A big huge Thankyou and much appreciated for watching
I lived in grangetown Alexandrea Road with I could go back
As with your other film, brilliant!
Brilliant then and now line-ups. One of the very best films that I have seen of this kind. It gives a very ghostly, eerie feel to see the people of the past slowly disappear.
A very big massive Thankyou for your very kind words. Apologies for not replying sooner. Glad you enjoyed it
@@MadeInGrangetown I am working my way through your other films too. An amazing amount of editing work has gone into what you do.
@@CinemaMusic55 hello. Hope you are well. I love doing the editing. Sometimes takes ages mind because i change it so often before settling on the final take.
@@MadeInGrangetown Yes, it takes a lot of planning and patience editing footage. Especially with the audio mixing too. Great films, all of them that I have so far watched.
Hello mate. I apologise for the delay in replying. Hectic life at the moment but still no excuse. All great films in my opinion, The Whisperers & This Happy Breed are poles apart in storylines and feelings but 2 fantastic films for many different reasons. The Audio & music for the next video is Cult horror Sci-fi Apocalyptic Dystopian Zombie films from mainly my growing up years of the 70s & 80s. Once again sorry for the delay and as always a big Thankyou 👍
Amazing video thanks for sharing i lived burnsville road best years great memories ❤❤
I lived above that savings bank now a whole community gone
A big Thankyou for watching & Commenting Michael. I never actually knew it used to be a saving banks until seeing the old pictures. The change around that part of Grangetown is unbelievable & Sad. Have a good day and thanks again 👍
@@MadeInGrangetown ThN
Excellent
A big massive huge gigantic Thankyou Mark 🫡 👍 Glad i took advantage of the weather before this weather arrived.
Why am I mesmerized by these videos? 👏
A big Thankyou for watching and commenting. Your message has made me smile and i appreciate you watching and enjoying them. Kind regards 👍
Excellent video as usual well done.
Appreciated Chris 👍 3 more Grangetown videos over the next few weeks. I’m glad i took advantage of the nicer weather to get the ‘now’ pictures now that these grey wet skies have returned. Have a good day Chris. Kind regards 👍
That very last shot of the so-called bull ring - that side used to have houses on it - one of which was 102 - the house in which I was born - the photographer is standing pretty much where it used to be!
Hello Arthur. A big Thankyou for watching 👍 i think the original pictures by Arthur Plews are excellent because not many clear & colourful photos exist of that part of Grangetown apart from what the Trolleybus enthusiasts took back in the day plus such an easy place to stop and take ‘now’ pictures, have a good day kind regards
Great comparison video and love how it's all perfectly aligned up so you can see exactly where the original track work was around the old island platform. Question though - are you a railway worker or did you get permission to be on the tracks to take those now photos?
Hello and thanks for watching and the nice comments. Looking back at previous videos i wish i hadn't made the transition between pictures so quick. Now i set at 18 seconds and it seems a lot better. Work occasionally has me at that stretch of line.
nice to see these pics love the one near the slaugter house you can see old appleby and downing yard over the road with the old erf behind the van my father aquaplained it in blackpool on a hill put it in a tree destroyed the cab brings back so many memories
Hello and a big Thankyou for watching and commenting. I love people sharing old memories and im happy that these videos can bring back memories, it certainly does for me. Hope your Dad was ok
Amasing vid love the soundtrack wow
Hello and a big Thankyou for watching and thanks for those nice words Peter 👍
Haunting video. Very skillfully and artistically captured all the nostalgia! Love those Mark Benton outtakes from Catterick! 😂
Hello and a big Thankyou for watching and for your very kind words and Sorry for the delay in replying. I couldn't decide which of his many funny clips to use but in the end those clips with Vic & Bob won the day. Those Outakes will never Not be funny. Kind Regards
I was born in st Hilda's and it was the best place to live
Hello Pamela. Sorry for the delay in replying. Thankyou for watching and commenting and I hope the collection of pictures brought back many happy memories for you. I don't personally have any family links to St Hilda's myself but growing up on its doorstep and knowing its history and importance in the birth of this area the place has always interested me. Kind Regards.
Wonderfully produced, you should be proud of yourself.
Hello and a big Thankyou for your very kind words. Sorry for the delay in replying. I must admit i do enjoy doing them, both Pictures & Audio. I only use an old iPhone 6 and the iMovie App so nothing too Technical really. Thanks once again 👍
This is so sad to watch, a whole communuty gone, buildings and people. And what is there now, nothing but wilderness. It's exactly the same with South Bank, the council demolishes and builds nothing. The area has been devastated by the council, WHY.
Hello and Thankyou for watching and commenting and apologies for the delay in replying. I do wish I had taken pictures in my younger years, the dramatic change stirs many emotions & memories. Nothing remains of my first Home, first School & Secondary school, first Flat after leaving home, fist workplace, beginning to think I'm a Jinx. Thanks once again👍
The photo of Heagneys staff stood outside the shop, my mother Margaret Vickers is the second female from the right on the front row, aged 17 years old.
One of my favourite things about making these videos is when people share their own memories and connections to the pictures or location. I do genuinely find it fascinating & interesting and I thank you for watching and commenting. I sometimes struggle getting 'Now' pictures of South Bank high street because the space that the buildings once occupied doesn't seem as big as i thought I remembered it in my late teens early twenties Ive sometimes wasted rare afternoons of free time getting totally the wrong angles. kind regards bvgb921
Ecellent
Much appreciated Mark and a big Thankyou for watching and sorry it took this long to reply.
Brilliant video
Great ppl great place born in grangetown all my mams family still live theer my dad was from south bank th dutch houses we live burnsville rd my dad was killed wen i was ten John prior wd had to move bt those were th best days neibours who u cud count on ❤❤❤
Hello Anne and a big Thankyou for watching and sharing your memories. Sorry for the delay in replying to you. We grew up in Alexandra rd and this might sound daft but I always liked burnsville rd and the fact you had walls outside your houses.It only recently dawned on me that Alex was the only street without them, I wonder why? Sorry to hear you lost your dad at such a young age and I hope this video and others in the future bring back nice memories for you. You are right, the people were good people. Thankyou once again . Kind regards
Great memories was born in Grange town beautiful ppl all gone now sas looking back how it was 😢😢
I still push my bike down the black path to work. Shame it's all overgrown. Brilliant video reminds me of the 90's.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I might have passed you some time, I’m often down there. It is abit overgrown these days.
Brilliant as usual thank you.
Appreciated Chris👍
Another absolutely amazing video. So much has gone. It's now over 40 years since the goods lines between South bank and Whitehouse closed and it still causes problems
Good Morning. Another Big Huge massive Thankyou for your kind words, it is much appreciated 👍 The change still blows me away tbh. I often curse myself for not taking pictures when we were growing up and often wish we had had easy access to a camera back then. In my lifetime alone the change has been dramatic so those older than me who witnessed and worked in all those industries must be even more blown away. Anyhoo, have a good day and once again a Big Thankyou 👍
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