Please please bring back some more videos like this. I love the history of blackburn my whole cildhood has been in blackburn. The people were beautiful inside and outside. Remember the days we could leave our front doors open and not worrie. Now its so much different. Please bring some more old vidios of greatharwood too thats were i lived moved away wen i was 8 years old to a completely new city. Thank you so much for putting this up so nice i cried watching it.❤❤❤ Could you do some more please. Thank you.
Lovely old pics ! Makes me so sad and angry to see what Blackburn's become. I know you can't turn the clock back, but these old photos make me yearn for the past. All the little old streets and lovely, ordinary, decent people. All swept away and gone forever.
Oh" How I miss the old place ! much like an old friend, My young life growing up here in the old back street terraced houses of Audley, I shall treasure for eternity.All those wonderful people I once knew, who made this old town a pleasure to grow up in,
I was born in Blackburn and still living here. The old Blackburn was better and it's a shame this and past clueless council have wiped out landmarks and historic streets.
I was born in a streeet behind Thwaites brewery in 1951, coal fires, gas ceiling lights, loo in the back yard. As a kid I had to scrub the paving stones outside with vim scouring powder. No tele, no phone, no internet, just honest hardworking and friendly people. How I miss it!
Brought a tear to my eye . Recognised most of the places and I was only born in 1962 . What happened and what went wrong ? The whole place including the people have changed and not for the better I may add , thank you for sharing the clip
Very sad a job for life a thing of the past. It’s been made to go this way by corporate greed. Nothings the same anymore, I too was born in 1962, I don’t recognise this world anymore.
I was born in Blackburn in 1962. Joined the army when I was 17 and have travelled and lived all over the world but would always come home to Blackburn when I could, its not what it was but for me, it is still my hometown.
Great video enjoyed the nostalgia as was brought up in Blackburn in the 60s and 70s, maybe being on lockdown in Spain during the pandemic makes you miss the happy times more... stay safe everyone.
You probably wouldn't like to see it now pal. Probably best left as a nice memory. It's a hotbed for child grooming and about 3 weeks ago their was a drive by shooting on King Street. It's gone right down the pan.
I walk up and down Balaclava Street 2 or 3 times per day... the lone white man saying "Wa Salam Alaykum" to Muslims... Peace be with You - the New Jerusalem is coming to Blackburn...
I loved this...I lived in byrom streer,and montague street spent a lot of time round denville street etc.....made me quite sad watching this....wish I could turn back time...
Yes Johns pics are a bit special, but l think all three of you guys have done a great service to the town, the affection for the place shines through your work,
loved watching this and seeing the old streets!used to live in Fielden st and had lots of friends around montague st and Leyland st in the 60s.well done and the choice of music made it very relaxing to watch!thanks for the memories!
Hi I was born in blackburn in 1978. but moved to blackpool when i was three. my mum used to take us to see my grandad in the Bastwell area, i was wondering if anyone has any pics they could upload. x
never tire of old blackburn snaps,we should appreciate more the time and effort people like yourself and john eddlleston have put in over long periods of time, colin too ofcourse, its much appreciated,
Daisy lane at 6:12 is actually Daisy street. As a child we lived at No 108 ,second or third house on the right next to the white corner house. The side street on the right is/was Ross street. The street on the left ( I believe to be Napier street )led on to Moss street.
@@blank-dr2kx Yes , you are right,it is indeen Daisy lane, the wall on daisy street near our house had and still has to this day, rail tracks and no trees. Thanks for pointing that out.
what a right good do , grew up in little arrod the star cinema brings back memories [unit four when i went ] is there any photos of interior when it was unit four,seen a few when it was the star.
Kelcey, hello and greetings to you, hope you received good marks for your homework, having discovered that the photos were taken in various years including the Victorian era.
Please please bring back some more videos like this. I love the history of blackburn my whole cildhood has been in blackburn. The people were beautiful inside and outside. Remember the days we could leave our front doors open and not worrie. Now its so much different.
Please bring some more old vidios of greatharwood too thats were i lived moved away wen i was 8 years old to a completely new city.
Thank you so much for putting this up so nice i cried watching it.❤❤❤
Could you do some more please. Thank you.
Lovely old pics ! Makes me so sad and angry to see what Blackburn's become. I know you can't turn the clock back, but these old photos make me yearn for the past. All the little old streets and lovely, ordinary, decent people. All swept away and gone forever.
Good Old days ❤️🥰
Oh" How I miss the old place ! much like an old friend, My young life growing up here in the old back street terraced houses of Audley, I shall treasure for eternity.All those wonderful people I once knew, who made this old town a pleasure to grow up in,
I was born in Blackburn and still living here. The old Blackburn was better and it's a shame this and past clueless council have wiped out landmarks and historic streets.
I was born in a streeet behind Thwaites brewery in 1951, coal fires, gas ceiling lights, loo in the back yard. As a kid I had to scrub the paving stones outside with vim scouring powder.
No tele, no phone, no internet, just honest hardworking and friendly people. How I miss it!
Brought a tear to my eye . Recognised most of the places and I was only born in 1962 . What happened and what went wrong ? The whole place including the people have changed and not for the better I may add , thank you for sharing the clip
alan yates it’s called forced mass migration
Very sad a job for life a thing of the past. It’s been made to go this way by corporate greed. Nothings the same anymore, I too was born in 1962, I don’t recognise this world anymore.
Very happy memories of BLACKBURN
great video blackburn has changed over the years and i would,nt say for the better...
I was born in Blackburn in 1962. Joined the army when I was 17 and have travelled and lived all over the world but would always come home to Blackburn when I could, its not what it was but for me, it is still my hometown.
4:34 you don't happen to know this location do you?
Eanem Bridge, higher eanem apparently.
Great video enjoyed the nostalgia as was brought up in Blackburn in the 60s and 70s, maybe being on lockdown in Spain during the pandemic makes you miss the happy times more... stay safe everyone.
You probably wouldn't like to see it now pal. Probably best left as a nice memory. It's a hotbed for child grooming and about 3 weeks ago their was a drive by shooting on King Street. It's gone right down the pan.
Vintage clips of old Blackburn, I never tire of looking at them.We seemed to have lost our way !
I walk up and down Balaclava Street 2 or 3 times per day...
the lone white man saying "Wa Salam Alaykum" to Muslims...
Peace be with You - the New Jerusalem is coming to Blackburn...
Very interesting video of Blackburn the music so relaxing too good choice.
Another great trip down Memory Lane. Thanks so much.
I was brought up on shear brow in the sixties.I loved the town. But not now.
I loved this...I lived in byrom streer,and montague street spent a lot of time round denville street etc.....made me quite sad watching this....wish I could turn back time...
Yes Johns pics are a bit special, but l think all three of you guys have done a great service to the town, the affection for the place shines through your work,
loved watching this and seeing the old streets!used to live in Fielden st and had lots of friends around montague st and Leyland st in the 60s.well done and the choice of music made it very relaxing to watch!thanks for the memories!
Before Mr.Jack Straw brought all his friends
Who remembers the smell of roasting coffee from Websters stall on Blackburn market?😊
Hi I was born in blackburn in 1978. but moved to blackpool when i was three. my mum used to take us to see my grandad in the Bastwell area, i was wondering if anyone has any pics they could upload. x
Now then look how clean the streets were happy days
I dunno how we used to get all our rubbish in that tin bin. Mum, it’s the dustbin men !!
never tire of old blackburn snaps,we should appreciate more the time and effort people like yourself and john eddlleston have put in over long periods of time, colin too ofcourse, its much appreciated,
Daisy lane at 6:12 is actually Daisy street. As a child we lived at No 108 ,second or third house on the right next to the white corner house. The side street on the right is/was Ross street. The street on the left ( I believe to be Napier street )led on to Moss street.
It actually looks to be Daisy Lane. Note the wall at the end and the 3 trees. Google map it
@@blank-dr2kx Yes , you are right,it is indeen Daisy lane, the wall on daisy street near our house had and still has to this day, rail tracks and no trees. Thanks for pointing that out.
Witton stocks picture looked like Bastwell to me
what a right good do , grew up in little arrod the star cinema brings back memories [unit four when i went ] is there any photos of interior when it was unit four,seen a few when it was the star.
Nice. But was all this there in thè 70s
Blackburn what has become of you?
@Jay Leno I know mate, I've lived here all my life and it makes my blood boil and at the same time so sad. Its fucking ruined.
Just Daniel y u mad bro
Nice
What year were these photos taken in? I need to know as I used the things in the video as homework, kind regards, Kelcey
Kelcey, hello and greetings to you, hope you received good marks for your homework, having discovered that the photos were taken in various years including the Victorian era.
Middle East now
Isn't 'progress' a wonderful thing :(
can people stop with the bloody annoying effects - just cut from one photo to the next pleeeeeeeas
backing track would be better if it was Bhangra...