My dad lived on the top floor with his four sisters, and mum. He said , if the wind was in the right direction he could hear them ‘ jangling ‘ from the Pier Head !
Lost community, the loss of decency and pride even with what little you had. When everyone looked after even the pavement in front of their homes. When people had respect for God even if they had no belief. A lost time and lost soul of Liverpool.
Actually this is Newton Way and the tenements are St Andrews St. Trowbridge St was the next block and you can just see part of it in the distance in the shot with the statue of Our Lady. Similarly you can only see the Bullring in the distance in one shot, together with the Gill St tenement block.
I came up in the late 80's to stay at Barney Mee's parents house a few times. Alot of the houses where boarded up then but Flo didn't ever want to leave.
All good people sticking together the city is finished nowadays devides everywhere we grew up in Mertyl gardens not to far away was great growing up it’s now full of students , good old days before technology finished us off and ye couldn’t order anything online so there’d be a argument between us who was going the shop for 10 denya tights or the pink echo for me dar
This features my mum and aunties! what a lovely find!
Karen Gallagher Am looking for people who were involved in the celebrations in 1967 to interview. Ruth
Ny nan lives there was my grandads mums house
My mum was brought up on Trowbridge Street. Most of my family came from there. Used to love visiting when I was a kid.
My dad lived on the top floor with his four sisters, and mum. He said , if the wind was in the right direction he could hear them ‘ jangling ‘ from the Pier Head !
I grew up in Wallasey, we where terrified of the Bullring, a real no go area for us :(
Why would u go there anyway? It was miles away from ye.
The Old Liverpool.
"God bless our Canon and priest"... Brilliant!
Lost community, the loss of decency and pride even with what little you had. When everyone looked after even the pavement in front of their homes. When people had respect for God even if they had no belief. A lost time and lost soul of Liverpool.
That woman whitening her step,you wouldnt get that today,to busy watching crap on daytime TV,no pride.
A wondrous place
Actually this is Newton Way and the tenements are St Andrews St. Trowbridge St was the next block and you can just see part of it in the distance in the shot with the statue of Our Lady. Similarly you can only see the Bullring in the distance in one shot, together with the Gill St tenement block.
I came up in the late 80's to stay at Barney Mee's parents house a few times. Alot of the houses where boarded up then but Flo didn't ever want to leave.
My nan lives in the pink one and my mum is on this video haha
0.24 the only way to paint. In your mac & head scarf 😂
1:12 Gob BLESS OUR CANON and PRIESTS..................Gob bless our graffiti artists
Is that newton way in the beginning
I wonder how many of those people celebrating actually even went into the cathedral.
Bully was full of sholifters
You’re not from bully then.
What's a sholifter ?
Good ones as well I heard! not surprising since town was right on your doorstep, I heard they were good spellers also, ha.
Some who steals sandals😂
All good people sticking together the city is finished nowadays devides everywhere we grew up in Mertyl gardens not to far away was great growing up it’s now full of students , good old days before technology finished us off and ye couldn’t order anything online so there’d be a argument between us who was going the shop for 10 denya tights or the pink echo for me dar