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Urmston & Flixton, Manchester in the 1950s - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2010
- Part 1 - A lighthearted look at Urmston and Flixton Manchester in the 1950's, courtesy of two local pub landlords, Mr William Edwards (Bird In Hand, Urmston) and Mr Archer Bebbington (The Greyhound, Flixton)
This is so interesting. It just blows my mind on how places can change in a small amount of time.
Thank you for posting this. I just stumbled upon it. My local area. So very emotive. Thank you appreciated ❤
Brilliant historic funny film. Thanks off posting!
This reminds me of me and my mates all these years on!!
Good historic stuff. Thanks for sharing
I grew up in urmston, recognised all the pubs, been in all except the old vic, it got demolished but I had some sessions in the new vic, I live in Eccles now but urmston is still a nice place
Threlfalls was not the name of the pub, it was the brewery. The pub was the Greyhound. The Trelfalls sign was on the side wall of Birtwells sweetshop (later Schofields). It was there for years.
I can see a pub named after my sir name ' threlfall'. An unccomon name now, but was poular in those days, expecially in the NW region.
This is just amazing! Where has is it come from?
Incredible
Do you have the original cine reels for this? I'd be happy to do a higher-quality transfer for you.
I remember how all this was back in the 50s, the Greyhound pub is shut,but all the rest are still going ?
So Rider's was on Higher Lane...
Went to the nags head many times. Garrick too
In those days if you spent £1 on beer you'd be dead
Or 4 pints down
It's exactly the same hahaha