The "Union street tramline removal 1963" was very helpful for me dating an aerial photo showing my old place of work under construction. In that photo, the tramlines on the Jamaica bridge are gone so the building was constructed after 1963.... but only just I think.
I have always been a East end boy. I love these old photographs. Fascinating insight into time's gone by. How our Parent's, Grandparents and Great grandparents lived 🙂👍.
The usual quality pictures as per, Glasgow Photographs of the simple but happier times around the Glasgow area's..👍👍👍👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing once again..👍👍👍
Well done Colin, 64 not out! Each video fascinating. I am biased of course, but I especially love the tram pictures. So many, so great! Well done, here's to the next 64!. Regards from TDD!
Another fantastic collection of photos! I loved the one of the Kelvinhaugh ferry (10.00). I used to enjoy these wee ferries as a boy. It always seemed while crossing that the boat was going to miss the landing station, but somehow the man always got it right! Do these ferries still run?
In this mess of a world we now live in,it’s great to lose myself in your photos of old Glesga ☺️
The old pics allow us to escape into another world.
The "Union street tramline removal 1963" was very helpful for me dating an aerial photo showing my old place of work under construction. In that photo, the tramlines on the Jamaica bridge are gone so the building was constructed after 1963.... but only just I think.
I have always been a East end boy. I love these old photographs. Fascinating insight into time's gone by. How our Parent's, Grandparents and Great grandparents lived 🙂👍.
Thank you, in many ways we are better off, but something seems to be missing in the 'modern world'.
@@colinburrowes8063 Yes going out to meet friends and family instead of pressing buttons on your phone 😁👍.
The usual quality pictures as per, Glasgow Photographs of the simple but happier times around the Glasgow area's..👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thanks for sharing once again..👍👍👍
Thank you once again.
Well done Colin, 64 not out! Each video fascinating. I am biased of course, but I especially love the tram pictures. So many, so great! Well done, here's to the next 64!. Regards from TDD!
Thank you TODD, the tram pics take some beating. All the best.
7:34 Love the concealed street lighting.
Nice photos. To think Glasgow was on one side a modern city in the early 1900's with electric trams. Put still half the people had no indoor toilets
Thank you, the old pics really make you think about those who came before us.
Another fantastic collection of photos! I loved the one of the Kelvinhaugh ferry (10.00). I used to enjoy these wee ferries as a boy. It always seemed while crossing that the boat was going to miss the landing station, but somehow the man always got it right! Do these ferries still run?
Thank you, as far as I know, the Renfrew ferry still operates.
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I use midi files, so if I can find the file, I'll have a go.
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