oh My god yeah I used to go rathbone market when i visited my nan in the late 80s and early 90s, murkoffs yes as always everybody says its the bet ice cream ever thank you for these videos luke
Hi Jay. Sorry for the late reply mate "its all roundabouts & whirlygigs atm = trying to get my neighbour sorted, after the fire + work & everything else in-between. Ah 😊 you'll remember it well then = great old market that "they've ripped the fcuking life out of it now, Jay." Ooow yes = Murkoffs was "literally the best ice cream you'll ever have tasted." He made it himself & god only knows "how that bloke got it like that" = I could eat that now, lol. No problem at all, Jay 😊 Glad you're enjoying them + thanks for the lovely comment!! 👍✌️
Thanks for this - bringing back oodles of memories. My family from my dad's side all originate from Canning Town (going back to the late 1800's), and a lot of the family were moved from local streets into the new estate that was built after the war which was Cliff Walk and Trinity Gardens. Where MacDonalds is now, was a derelict factory that remained there for years - someone mentioned a cigar factory which does ring a bell, but I will asked my dad when I see him next and do an update.
Hi Charlie. No problem at all mate = Glad its brought back some memories 😊 Ah rite, they're an old Canning Town family then! Mad how much the area has & is still changing "so many new-builds going up." Yeah, someone did mention something about a cigar factory = great 😊 yeah let me know mate + thanks for the lovely comment 👍✌️
@@londonluke6487 Hi Luke - spoke to my dad and he says that the building use to make pipes and that his sister worked there in the sixties! Sounds as if you are also from Cannng Town - I bet your family knows my family. Keep up the good work (particularly liked your vid on the East London Crematorium). Cheers.
@charliepaynter Hi Charlie. Sorry for the late reply mate = been really busy with work this week. Ah rite, thank him for confirming that "crazy mad, just how much that particular patch of Canning Town, has changed, over the last 50 years + is in great change now." Yeah, they were a Canning Town & Tidal Basin family = Still side were all Dock Labourers = & the Price side from Custom House, were Dock Labourers + a Rag n Bone Man ⬅️ proper old school working families 👌. Funny thing is, I remember my Nan talking about a Charlie Paynter "who used to drink with my Granddad Albert Still, in the flag & the triple C club in Caufin Road." I'll ask my Dad when I see him. But definitely remember that name. Small world ay. Cheers mate, appreciate that 👍✌️
Thanks Luke I remember the old rathbone market and murkoff ice cream there was always a long line . Where Macdonald is now it used to be a cigar factory that was there until 1979 I believe thanks Luke what a treasure of old photos I lived in trinity gardens growing up
Hi Edna. Hope you're well? Sorry for the late reply = I've had a lot going on recently. No problem at all. It was a great old market "Especially on good Friday." Yes, that ice cream was massively popular = I could quite easily eat a tub of it now, lol. Ah rite, cheers for the info "always appreciate help with locations" 👍 Did you? You'll remember the old area well then 😊 Its certainly changed & is still changing, a hell of a lot "big money influx & building boom = for many of the City workers." ✌️
Hi Luke I have very happy memories of old rathbone market i remember the first supermarket that opened were Woolworths used to be that was in the 1950s on the way to school I would get a glass of hot sarsaparilla for a penny thanks Luke for the memories keep well thank you for replying ☺️
@barzeyadna Hi Edna. It was a lovely market, wasn't it "until the local authority tore the heart out of it, & ripped it to shittery." Lol, now there's a blast from the past "Woolworths at Canning Town" = I just about remember that one! My Nan, loved Woolworths & Caters, which later became Kwik-saves & is now a Co-Op. Would love to try sarsaparilla "have heard good things about that = especially served hot, on a cold winters day" 👌 Thsnks for sharing the great memories, Edna 😊💙✌️
Your comment that Trinity church was bombed bought back a memory. I worked at Paragon in Fords Park Rd 1967/70 and got off the bus at Trinity Church. The bus conductor always shouted, “ Trinity church” and for weeks I wondered where it was. I later found out it was bombed in the war but still a “landmark” 25 years later.
Evening Cliff. Sorry for the late reply = I've had a lot going on recently. Glad it evoked a memory, mate + cheers for sharing it 👍 "must have been habit with some of the pre war & wartime bus conductors." Shame it was lost, as it looked a lovely old Victorian era church. Lol, I can see why you'd get confused, & be looking for a missing church, with that though 😊✌️
Great video we are related to the Herbert family of Liverpool 1900s we have no info have you come across any Herbert family or info Liverpool road would be very interesting. Keep up the good work
Hi Tony. Sorry for the late reply mate = I've been really busy recently, & a just catching up. Cheers mate 👍 Glad you enjoyed the video! I've not come across anything as yet = but "if I do, I'll let you know." I'll pop a note down, in my requests pad, so I don't forget, & if I cone across anything, I'll let you know!! Family history, is another interesting avenue of history, isn't it. Thanks Tony 😊 Glad you enjoyed 👍✌️
oh My god yeah I used to go rathbone market when i visited my nan in the late 80s and early 90s, murkoffs yes as always everybody says its the bet ice cream ever
thank you for these videos luke
Hi Jay. Sorry for the late reply mate "its all roundabouts & whirlygigs atm = trying to get my neighbour sorted, after the fire + work & everything else in-between. Ah 😊 you'll remember it well then = great old market that "they've ripped the fcuking life out of it now, Jay." Ooow yes = Murkoffs was "literally the best ice cream you'll ever have tasted." He made it himself & god only knows "how that bloke got it like that" = I could eat that now, lol. No problem at all, Jay 😊 Glad you're enjoying them + thanks for the lovely comment!! 👍✌️
Thanks for this - bringing back oodles of memories. My family from my dad's side all originate from Canning Town (going back to the late 1800's), and a lot of the family were moved from local streets into the new estate that was built after the war which was Cliff Walk and Trinity Gardens. Where MacDonalds is now, was a derelict factory that remained there for years - someone mentioned a cigar factory which does ring a bell, but I will asked my dad when I see him next and do an update.
Hi Charlie. No problem at all mate = Glad its brought back some memories 😊 Ah rite, they're an old Canning Town family then! Mad how much the area has & is still changing "so many new-builds going up." Yeah, someone did mention something about a cigar factory = great 😊 yeah let me know mate + thanks for the lovely comment 👍✌️
@@londonluke6487 Hi Luke - spoke to my dad and he says that the building use to make pipes and that his sister worked there in the sixties! Sounds as if you are also from Cannng Town - I bet your family knows my family. Keep up the good work (particularly liked your vid on the East London Crematorium). Cheers.
@charliepaynter Hi Charlie. Sorry for the late reply mate = been really busy with work this week. Ah rite, thank him for confirming that "crazy mad, just how much that particular patch of Canning Town, has changed, over the last 50 years + is in great change now." Yeah, they were a Canning Town & Tidal Basin family = Still side were all Dock Labourers = & the Price side from Custom House, were Dock Labourers + a Rag n Bone Man ⬅️ proper old school working families 👌. Funny thing is, I remember my Nan talking about a Charlie Paynter "who used to drink with my Granddad Albert Still, in the flag & the triple C club in Caufin Road." I'll ask my Dad when I see him. But definitely remember that name. Small world ay. Cheers mate, appreciate that 👍✌️
Thanks Luke I remember the old rathbone market and murkoff ice cream there was always a long line . Where Macdonald is now it used to be a cigar factory that was there until 1979 I believe thanks Luke what a treasure of old photos I lived in trinity gardens growing up
Hi Edna. Hope you're well? Sorry for the late reply = I've had a lot going on recently. No problem at all. It was a great old market "Especially on good Friday." Yes, that ice cream was massively popular = I could quite easily eat a tub of it now, lol. Ah rite, cheers for the info "always appreciate help with locations" 👍 Did you? You'll remember the old area well then 😊 Its certainly changed & is still changing, a hell of a lot "big money influx & building boom = for many of the City workers." ✌️
Hi Luke I have very happy memories of old rathbone market i remember the first supermarket that opened were Woolworths used to be that was in the 1950s on the way to school I would get a glass of hot sarsaparilla for a penny thanks Luke for the memories keep well thank you for replying ☺️
@barzeyadna Hi Edna. It was a lovely market, wasn't it "until the local authority tore the heart out of it, & ripped it to shittery." Lol, now there's a blast from the past "Woolworths at Canning Town" = I just about remember that one! My Nan, loved Woolworths & Caters, which later became Kwik-saves & is now a Co-Op. Would love to try sarsaparilla "have heard good things about that = especially served hot, on a cold winters day" 👌 Thsnks for sharing the great memories, Edna 😊💙✌️
Your comment that Trinity church was bombed bought back a memory.
I worked at Paragon in Fords Park Rd 1967/70 and got off the bus at Trinity Church.
The bus conductor always shouted, “ Trinity church” and for weeks I wondered where it was.
I later found out it was bombed in the war but still a “landmark” 25 years later.
Evening Cliff. Sorry for the late reply = I've had a lot going on recently. Glad it evoked a memory, mate + cheers for sharing it 👍 "must have been habit with some of the pre war & wartime bus conductors." Shame it was lost, as it looked a lovely old Victorian era church. Lol, I can see why you'd get confused, & be looking for a missing church, with that though 😊✌️
I stay in newcity road A124 barking road i cross everytime by canning town. All these were 100 counties of becontree essex state (historically).
Great video we are related to the Herbert family of Liverpool 1900s we have no info have you come across any Herbert family or info Liverpool road would be very interesting. Keep up the good work
Hi Tony. Sorry for the late reply mate = I've been really busy recently, & a just catching up. Cheers mate 👍 Glad you enjoyed the video! I've not come across anything as yet = but "if I do, I'll let you know." I'll pop a note down, in my requests pad, so I don't forget, & if I cone across anything, I'll let you know!! Family history, is another interesting avenue of history, isn't it. Thanks Tony 😊 Glad you enjoyed 👍✌️