I love these pictures, fills my heart with nostalgic memories and sadness too knowing that this world is gone. Everyone was scottish then and we all shared the same culture with a community living as one, the world today is new and multicultural, its great to see wee pals from all over the world playing together and new cultures enriching our lives but we also miss the world we knew..
At 7.05 - I'm almost certain that's the British Linen Bank at the corner of Byres Road and Dumbarton Road. In 1968, I started work as a Junior Technician at the University of Glasow and opened my first bank account at the BLB.
Great pics but really need information, worked out lots of the locations but not all. The second pic shows a BBC van passing BHS pretty sure it’s the “ scene dock” van which was based at BH in Queen Margaret Drive. My Dad drove it for years. Thanks for sharing
Just found these,now binge watching them and although a lot are from before I was born (I'm 51) I still recognise a lot of the buildings and streets from when I was a kid in the car with my Da. These vids have brought back some good memories with my Da, thank you for posting them.
@@colinburrowes8063 That would be a lot of unnecessary work. Those of us who recognize the streets don't need them identified, and those that don't know them probably don't need to know them anyway!
Indeed they are not! Anyway, as for 3.55, I recall that it led up to the old Buchanan Street railway station, long since demolished. The location is confirmed by the Buchanan Street hotel on the left of the picture.
I love these pictures, fills my heart with nostalgic memories and sadness too knowing that this world is gone. Everyone was scottish then and we all shared the same culture with a community living as one, the world today is new and multicultural, its great to see wee pals from all over the world playing together and new cultures enriching our lives but we also miss the world we knew..
Just love all the older pictures of the city & surrounding areas from a far better & safer time in history..❤
The past looks more appealing than the future.
At 7.05 - I'm almost certain that's the British Linen Bank at the corner of Byres Road and Dumbarton Road.
In 1968, I started work as a Junior Technician at the University of Glasow and opened my first bank account at the BLB.
Happy times.
Great pics but really need information, worked out lots of the locations but not all. The second pic shows a BBC van passing BHS pretty sure it’s the “ scene dock” van which was based at BH in Queen Margaret Drive. My Dad drove it for years. Thanks for sharing
Thank you...video 43 onwards have captions.
Just found these,now binge watching them and although a lot are from before I was born (I'm 51) I still recognise a lot of the buildings and streets from when I was a kid in the car with my Da. These vids have brought back some good memories with my Da, thank you for posting them.
Thanks Gary, childhood memories burn bright.
Great photos, thanks for sharing.
Great photos, 👍would have been an idea to mention the streets.
Thank you, I will try to do this in the future.
@@colinburrowes8063 That would be a lot of unnecessary work. Those of us who recognize the streets don't need them identified, and those that don't know them probably don't need to know them anyway!
City Bakeries..............long before Greggs.
If only my parents were alive the story’s they could tell from some of those photos thank you for sharing 12:32
Thank you, so many stories have been lost, we should have made a record of them.
I feel the same way 😢
Street names are a must 😢 3:55
Indeed they are not! Anyway, as for 3.55, I recall that it led up to the old Buchanan Street railway station, long since demolished. The location is confirmed by the Buchanan Street hotel on the left of the picture.
Its too bad google street view didn't exist then.
Needs names of streets or places🤷♂️
Try later videos.
Magic not a mobile phone or satellite dish in site.
These were the days, simpler and better.
i miss it.....don`t like the way the country is now, its lost something
@@mrwaffles6139 I think we have lost hope, that the future will be better.