I lived in the Felling in the 60's/70's and went to Highfield school for my sins, then moved to Winlaton when I got married, so did it the other way round . Happy Days, Great video.
I remember everything from the 70's being a kid then. Crowhall Towers at the start of this footage are empty & coming down next year apparently. Hoggarts pickled onion factory my mother worked there. She used to come in stinking of them! 😂
I lived in Winlaton nearly all my life.The Rose and Crown was my local.When "modernisation" took place(I think in the eighties) they knocked the three rooms(bar.lounge and buffet) into one. During these alterations the wall between the bar and lounge was removed (including the middle chimney seen in your photograph)This succeeded in destabling the building.The result of this was the cellar had Acrow builder props put to support the main floor.This meant that the cellar was no longer used (although the outside trap is still there).It is now on the ground floor. Great video.
‘Frost on the inside of the windows’ I was still living like that in 2010. In an unmodernised cottage in the Scottish Borders. Only the coal fire for heat & water. No radiators, no other fireplaces apart from the living room. It was one of the best times of my life living there though.
@@Maggy47 I know of a couple of people from there. A bad man he is known as who is 6ft 5inches tall. Peter someone. Obviously won't say his surname apart from it starts with K
I loved the 70's.... We lived next to Noble & Lunds factory. One of my sister's worked at Jackson's The Tailors along on the by pass. We used to get xmas decorations out of the skips outside of Matadors Paper Mill which they threw out if they had any little faults. 😄 Get our ham shanks & bacon bones from Crawfords to make soup. The school that became Colemans Plastics was said to be haunted. 👻 It was. It was empty after being Colemans & a few of us went in through the open windows at the back & heard stuff moving so we legged it out of there much quicker than we climed in! 😳🏃 😆 Those were the days! Great fun we had. Had quite a few power cuts. Our mams used to turn off our tellys when we got thunder & lightning. Dragones ice cream was the best! 😋 Showaddywaddy broke down in their van on the by pass on way to play at the Newcastle City Hall & we got their autographs. True, they broke down at the bus stop along on Abbotsford Road along from the footbridge. Nice guys they were to us. Those fantastic fun days are long gone. 😔 The air we breathed was fresher. People were far nicer to each other. Jeez! 😒 Look at the world now.....🤦
i lived in greenwood gardens, remember everything you mentioned, i also got spooked sneaking around the old school lol, remember when crawfords burnt down we were at the disco in the columba club now holly hill at the time, we had our bonfires nxt to old school, lads from colemans plastics gave a load of tea chests and we made a great den with them, loved that estate, which street did you live in
@@davidmoore7665 Alan with fair hair & you with dark hair. I remember you all from there & surrounding streets. We lived right next to the footbridge. Well, over the road from it. 😁 Not telling you who I am. You do know me. Was brilliant when all of us who knew each other well lived there. I think everyone knew each other. I really missed you all when we had to move away due to parents splitting up. Your mam Valerie was the best! 👍🏼
That was so lovely.
Can we have more please
I lived in felling for years, I even went to fella park! I'm in Somerset now, loved this video.
I throughly enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing it with us. Yx
I lived in the Felling in the 60's/70's and went to Highfield school for my sins, then moved to Winlaton when I got married, so did it the other way round . Happy Days, Great video.
I remember everything from the 70's being a kid then. Crowhall Towers at the start of this footage are empty & coming down next year apparently. Hoggarts pickled onion factory my mother worked there. She used to come in stinking of them! 😂
We need so much more of our collective memories and local histories recorded like this don't we?
I lived in Winlaton nearly all my life.The Rose and Crown was my local.When "modernisation" took place(I think in the eighties) they knocked the three rooms(bar.lounge and buffet) into one. During these alterations the wall between the bar and lounge was removed (including the middle chimney seen in your photograph)This succeeded in destabling the building.The result of this was the cellar had Acrow builder props put to support the main floor.This meant that the cellar was no longer used (although the outside trap is still there).It is now on the ground floor. Great video.
‘Frost on the inside of the windows’ I was still living like that in 2010. In an unmodernised cottage in the Scottish Borders. Only the coal fire for heat & water. No radiators, no other fireplaces apart from the living room. It was one of the best times of my life living there though.
Great video of times oadt
I'm from Lobley Hill anyone else from that era
Not era but area from lobley hill I'd love to hear any stories my mam and dad lived in lobley hill all there life to both gone now though
@@Maggy47 I know of a couple of people from there. A bad man he is known as who is 6ft 5inches tall. Peter someone. Obviously won't say his surname apart from it starts with K
I loved the 70's.... We lived next to Noble & Lunds factory. One of my sister's worked at Jackson's The Tailors along on the by pass. We used to get xmas decorations out of the skips outside of Matadors Paper Mill which they threw out if they had any little faults. 😄 Get our ham shanks & bacon bones from Crawfords to make soup. The school that became Colemans Plastics was said to be haunted. 👻
It was. It was empty after being Colemans & a few of us went in through the open windows at the back & heard stuff moving so we legged it out of there much quicker than we climed in! 😳🏃 😆
Those were the days! Great fun we had. Had quite a few power cuts. Our mams used to turn off our tellys when we got thunder & lightning. Dragones ice cream was the best! 😋
Showaddywaddy broke down in their van on the by pass on way to play at the Newcastle City Hall & we got their autographs. True, they broke down at the bus stop along on Abbotsford Road along from the footbridge. Nice guys they were to us. Those fantastic fun days are long gone. 😔
The air we breathed was fresher. People were far nicer to each other. Jeez! 😒 Look at the world now.....🤦
i lived in greenwood gardens, remember everything you mentioned, i also got spooked sneaking around the old school lol, remember when crawfords burnt down we were at the disco in the columba club now holly hill at the time, we had our bonfires nxt to old school, lads from colemans plastics gave a load of tea chests and we made a great den with them, loved that estate, which street did you live in
@davidmoore7665 Sharon Moore's brother & you have a brother Alan too I think ?? 🤔
@ yes thats right, so whats your name
@@davidmoore7665 Alan with fair hair & you with dark hair. I remember you all from there & surrounding streets. We lived right next to the footbridge. Well, over the road from it. 😁 Not telling you who I am. You do know me. Was brilliant when all of us who knew each other well lived there. I think everyone knew each other. I really missed you all when we had to move away due to parents splitting up. Your mam Valerie was the best! 👍🏼
@@Tuscany60 after discussing it with bri foster aka mighty we think your paul duffy