1963 Woolwich, Charlton, Abbey Wood, Greenwich, Deptford Southeast London scenes
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- Video clips compiled from the 1963 Silent Playground film for historical research.
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Woolwich Royal Arsenal shots in there as well as local areas to Woolwich Arsenal:
Various places listed below (not in order) references from reelstreets.com
Frances Street in Woolwich, London SE18 with properties on Samuel Street
Looking out from an upper floor of one of the St. Mary's Tower Flats on Frances Street in SE18.
Frances Street with the Clock House inside Woolwich Dockyard in the centre distance and the corner of Lord Warwick Street.
Church Hill SE18.
The South Pontoon of the Woolwich Ferry on Ferry Approach, Woolwich.
On Woolwich Ferry with Royal Arsenal in background includes royal arsenal power station chimneys and the roundhouse, Rink, D73.
Nelson Road, Greenwich SE10
Greenwich with Swanne House at the corner of Gloucester Circus in the background
Powis Street in Woolwich SE18
Garrett's on Powis Street in Woolwich.
Woolwich Market
Seimens cable factory in Bowater Road, Woolwich SE18
Beresford Square, Woolwich with the Century Cinema on the left and the Royal Arsenal Gatehouse
Longleigh Lane with Goldie Leigh Hospital visible
The Bandstand at Bostall Heath in Greenwich SE2
Charlton football ground
Players' Entrance. The Valley stadium on Floyd Road in Charlton SE7
Evelyn Street, London SE8
Floyd Road at the corner of Ransom Road in SE7.
Salvation Army Band plays a lively tune outside a department store. Outside Cuffs on Powis Street in Woolwich
Construction seems to be Riverside House on Beresford Street
Deptford clock house, Deptford dockyard area, Deptford clock (now in Thamesmead town centre)
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Cuffs! Was taken there to meet santa claws. Sidney Ross was a good toy shop in woolwich.
Never mind the plot. It's an evocative film that captures scenes familiar to me as a child. Even the lad at Charlton watching football with his school cap. Why did we have to wear caps going to school anyway? 1963 would have been the last year operating the old Woolwich ferry. The Beatles hit the charts and so much changed after that.
I was about 8 just after this time and used to cycle from Abbey Wood to go across the Woolwich Ferry with my mate.
These days kids are not even allowed to go to school on their own
Lots of familiar scenes from my childhood. But what the hell was this film about ?
Look at those crowds at the Charlton match !
As far as I remember it had a capacity of 75,000 in the old days when everyone stood.
Bloody hell, I remember Woolwich like this. A high street, bus routes and department stores including Cuffs. Not like the horrible place now, it's only the people that make it that way.
I was in this film. In this clip my scenes have been cut. Anyone know where I can see the full version?
The Silent Playground (1963) is on bfi player for rent, Plex, justwatch, try this link… rarefilmm.com/2023/01/the-silent-playground-1963/
In one of the shots towards the end he is running across allotments and there is what looks like gas holder East Greenwich No.1 in the background, but of course in 1963 there would have been two gas holders there. I have spent a lot of time on photoshop trying to persuade myself that there is the ghost of East Greenwich No. 2 behind it but rather lost in the murk. Or is this a different gas holder somewhere else? There were quite a lot allotments near East Greenwich gasworks which wouldn't have been true of other gasworks in the borough particularly those in the Arsenal. She
Yes, looks like a ghost gas holder to the left of it at th-cam.com/video/zip9m9qpDMw/w-d-xo.html
And at 10:23 th-cam.com/video/zip9m9qpDMw/w-d-xo.html
i find it so nostalgic looking back at the way the world was ,i know things cant stay the same but we lost something with all this AI TEC , just all the plastic surgery with every young person wanting to look the same ,butt lifts duck lips you get what i mean / it does make me cry because i want to go back to a time where i could at lest talk to someone without them thinking i want something from them xxx
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They were doing the diseases game then too?
See th-cam.com/video/4zshRl2lr14/w-d-xo.html for film compare from welovewoolwich.co.uk
It’s a weird horror about a former mental patient that mistakenly gives children his pills thinking they were sweats.. so everyone is rushing around to save the kids who have the pills and the police are trying catch the mental patient if that helps…
Back when i felt like being an American felt like i was free..that i coukd do or achieve anything. Today, not so much. Feels like America and its people are about to implode in a real bad way, society and economy on the verge of complete collapse. Sad. TY for some fond memories
This is from a film called violent playground its a proper movie