I was born at 44 moorhouse place ( delph end) Pudsey in 1952 ! On Sunda everyone went for a walk “darnt gib” or down Gibraltar road which went past delph end, and into the valley bottom, and then on to Tyersal or along the valley bottom to the Fox andGrapes
Such wonderful memories,, I use to go dancing at Pasadena club.. Every Saturday afternoon.. Loved it.. Still got family living there.. Thank god they left abit of old...
Born in Leeds, first home Farsley, moved to Pudsey age three. Moved away during secondary school. Thanks for this great film, can show my own children now.
I used to live on Stanningley Road, near the train station in Bramley and I went to Pudsey Grangefield high School so I really appreciate this upload, thank you.
I was born in Pudsey, Prospect Avenue off Cemetery Road. I lived there until I was 16 when we moved to Horsforth. I continued to go to Pudsey Grammar until I was 18. This had brought back some very happy memories. Thank you.
I lived in Farsley from 1948 to 1955 and remember seeing Sir Len Hutton on the balcony of the Pudsey Townhall and there was a Fowler Traction Engine in Pudsey Park.
This was a random suggested video....but wow so good to see the old England. I was in Cardiff, Wales for my MBA back in 2006. I always loved the life in the UK. This video brings back so many great memories. Thank you and best wishes to your MUM :)
I have recently been doing my family tree and have discovered family links to Pudsey. This video is lovely to see and catch a glimpse of what my ancestors would have seen. We hope to visit this summer. Thank you. 😊
Had a aunt Ivy and uncle Ernie Steeples that lived somewhere in Pudsey , remember going to stay with them in the very early 60s ,and wondered if any one can remember where they lived..I would have been about 6 or 7 then.
@@allabouteve3290 I don`t know stanningley all I can remember was pudsey but have very little memory memories , but I can remember travelling to pudsey in a side car from derbyshire.
Brilliant video, brought back memories when I lived in the area. One thing what you say is Pudsey station is actually Stanningley station. Pudsey had two stations Lowtown and Pudsey Greenside.
I was born in Pudsey too and lived in Farsley. this is a great a great film and love the music. well done and happy birthday to your mam xx
I was born at 44 moorhouse place ( delph end) Pudsey in 1952 ! On Sunda everyone went for a walk “darnt gib” or down Gibraltar road which went past delph end, and into the valley bottom, and then on to Tyersal or along the valley bottom to the Fox andGrapes
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Such lovely music to bring back memories of visiting relatives in Pudsey and Stanningly in the 60,s Thank you!!
Such wonderful memories,, I use to go dancing at Pasadena club.. Every Saturday afternoon.. Loved it.. Still got family living there.. Thank god they left abit of old...
wow what a great video and music that goes with it, thankyou 🙂
Really great music!
Born in Leeds, first home Farsley, moved to Pudsey age three. Moved away during secondary school. Thanks for this great film, can show my own children now.
Born just down the road in Bramley. Thank you for this
I used to live on Stanningley Road, near the train station in Bramley and I went to Pudsey Grangefield high School so I really appreciate this upload, thank you.
I was born in Pudsey, Prospect Avenue off Cemetery Road. I lived there until I was 16 when we moved to Horsforth. I continued to go to Pudsey Grammar until I was 18. This had brought back some very happy memories. Thank you.
I lived in Farsley from 1948 to 1955 and remember seeing Sir Len Hutton on the balcony of the Pudsey Townhall and there was a Fowler Traction Engine in Pudsey Park.
yes, i remember me and my brother playing on it, in the early 1960's - whenever we went to visit Grandma - happy innocent days 😊
This was a random suggested video....but wow so good to see the old England. I was in Cardiff, Wales for my MBA back in 2006. I always loved the life in the UK. This video brings back so many great memories. Thank you and best wishes to your MUM :)
My great grandfather used to be a baker in Davey Confectionery in Pudsey. I still have his recipe book.
I have recently been doing my family tree and have discovered family links to Pudsey. This video is lovely to see and catch a glimpse of what my ancestors would have seen. We hope to visit this summer. Thank you. 😊
It's a bit sad really been a pudsey family for 6 to 7 generations 😢
thats actually brilliant, thank you
Thank you for the memories
Fantastic video ❤
Had a aunt Ivy and uncle Ernie Steeples that lived somewhere in Pudsey , remember going to stay with them in the very early 60s ,and wondered if any one can remember where they lived..I would have been about 6 or 7 then.
I was born in 1960 when my grandma (also called Ivy) moved to stanningley🙃
@@allabouteve3290 I don`t know stanningley all I can remember was pudsey but have very little memory memories , but I can remember travelling to pudsey in a side car from derbyshire.
Brilliant video, brought back memories when I lived in the area. One thing what you say is Pudsey station is actually Stanningley station. Pudsey had two stations Lowtown and Pudsey Greenside.
yes, error there, my gran lived near the station in the 1940's
Thank you. some good memories of home, was once.