Lovely old photo's of Newcastle upon Tyne. 1960's to 1980's.
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- Newcastle upon Tyne. Old photographs. 1960's. 1980's.
Another selection of old photos copied from slides. Some of these were taken by my late Father, and the others by myself. The three of the house fire, were taken on the 24th July 1966, in Gloucester Street. Newcastle.
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wow!!! that first photo is of Mary travelian school ! the infants was a seperate school to the left of that block - i went to both 1967-72 ish - i remember our sports day on that grassed area ❤❤MEMORIES !!
Grew up in Gateshead but would visit Newcastle to see family in 80s early 90s
Lovely place
Places a dump now tho
My old city born and bred
Loved these, I grew up in Dobson Close, Cruddas Park in the 1970s, happy days when someone set off the fire hydrant on Cambridge St on a hot summers day to cool down in the water spout , as kids we would swarm around it. Does anyone remember this!!!!
Thank you for your kind comments. I grew up in Charlotte Close but moved away in Apr 1971, loved living there playing out in the close with all the other kids. Great times. Many thanks for watching. 👍👍
Now that was a step back in time. Its nice you have some of the photos from your Dad.
Hi David, what a brilliant video 👏 a trip down memory lane, very nostalgic and quite sad 😔 I'm from a big family and we've been brought up living all over Newcastle and the west end, so was pleased to come across it. We spent a bit time also at Cambridge St school, when we lived in Budle st. We had friends that lived at the bottom of Beach grove rd opposite the Cinema. I would love to see a photo of the flats that used to be at the bottom of hodgkin park, we lived thete for a while, but I was realy young then and can't remember what they were called, but I know that Walter Lucas was the caretaker at the time, and they weren't too far from Noble St flats. Was very interesting watching your video and reading all the different people's comments. Thank you.
Thank you Audrey. I also have other videos of Cambridge St School, Slatyford School and others too from around Newcastle. At the end of this video there should be a link come up to them, or a playlist. If you find that, click on it and it'll lead you to the rest of them. Thank you for watching and your lovely comment. 👍😊
Really interesting video, Dave. Thanks for the post!
Amazing, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching, and you're kind comment. 😊
Its like heaven.
3 Sisters flats at Howden ! Used in the Likely Lads film. My mate had a flat there, they weren't actually that bad, just a pity a minority of people in the area wrecked the place.
I've never been in them myself. My brother now lives in Wallsend and used to be able to see them from his back window. I have a piece of blue plaster taken from the rubble when they were demolished.
any one have any photos of " Isabella Street " used to run down from St John rd - st Johns Cemetery ?
Great stuff! I have been taking Newcastle photos since the early 80s and it now seems as if I am not alone. maybe we could find a way to get everyone with similar material together?
Glad I'm not the only one then. I wish I'd taken more....hindsight is a wonderful thing. Maybe a dedicated Facebook page for photos and videos from around the area. Thank you for watching and your kind comment, much appreciated.
St Margaret's Road where one of the photos was taken seems to be no longer there. Probably demolished in the name of progress. Used to be so many engineering workshops along the bank of the Tyne there, left the place 50 years ago so have lost touch sadly.
I've been away for 50 years too, but try to visit when I can. Thank you for watching.
David the photo of the burning houses which area and street is it because I don't recognize it.
billyrich70. Gloucester Street. It's along Cambridge Street on the left, opposite the turning towards Charlotte Close. I think it's Gloucester Way now!
I used to be terrified of the fire engine's bells as they drove down the West Road 😂 Does anyone know which school is in the first couple of pictures?
It was Mary Trevelyan, I think Brunel Terr. Thank you for watching. 👍👍
1.05 the biggest railway crossing in the world, 2.27 the biggest shit hole in the world (3 sisters)
David would you like to see photos of Northbourne Street in Elswick on here.
billyrich70. Hello Billy. I think you have some on here already of how it is now. Would love to see some older ones though. I never knew that area though, I was more Cambridge Street area myself!
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Hi David I used to go to Cambridge st school and lived in Lawton st all gone now
@@briangibson9032. Hello Brian. Your name rings a bell, we lived in Charlotte Close. Just been up there for a week and went round there and yes, all different now....
@@briangibson9032 . PS, did you see my video of Cambridge Street school too ?
@@DavidGarside no will look it up cheers
Anyone have photos of Noble street flats
Hi Steve. I don't personally, but if you search on here you may find a video of the West End which has some. Alternatively, Facebook have several groups for Benwell, Elswick etc and I know there are photos of it on there. Good luck with your search.
@@DavidGarside thanks David will have a further look.
@@DavidGarside thanks David. I have seen the documentary on Noble street and Benwell. They have put things into context for me.