Images of Ormskirk & Aughton through time.
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Images of Ormskirk & Aughton through time.
Cine film courtesy of Sheila Petherbridge, Burscough Heritage Group. The cine film footage is from the Festival of Britain celebrations, June 1951.
Photographs courtesy of Derek Dalton, Maureen Cumisky, David Orritt, Ernest Rosbottom Collection / Stuart & Lynne Gray, Lawrence Critchley, Neil Macfarlane, Carol Gilbody, Danny Hunter, Christine Ross, Reg Parr, Clark's Antiques, Colin Williams, Paul Mackenzie, Michael Dawson, Images of Burscough Archive.
All photographs on this video have been restored by Michael Dawson.
Photography by Michael Dawson.
© Michael Dawson (Images of Burscough and Surrounding Areas).
If you have any old cine films / audio tapes / video tapes / old photographs relating to Burscough / Ormskirk or the surrounding areas (including HMS Ringtail), please contact me as I would love to be able to add more to the 'Images of Burscough' archive, for future generations.
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Brilliant photos abd video footage,the good ol days ,lovevrhw music too ,thank you really enjoyed it
Beautifully made. Lived in west head, now in burscough. The video is a treasure 😊
A well made video .Enjoyed it, took ages to watch as able to stop and look in all its detail.
Spent a lot of time in Ormskirk through work in the 1970s and early 80s. Lovely quaint town with historic character. Ironically like neighbouring Liverpool opted to pedestrianize their main shopping areas for peoples comfort, and years later shops are vacant, footfall is lost and fewer people are around. Liverpool Church Street once its main thoroughfare looks sad, when I visited Ormskirk a few years ago the clip at 21.00 showed some units empty and a bit run down. That image with the outdoor market shows progress often shows little improvement
Enjoyed seeing the Town i was dragged about as a child with mum shopping. I wonder what happened to Queen Victorias statue in the road, Where the now Bus reminal is.
The Mill at 13.37 where is that? Any old photos of Colinmander Gardens as I believe a mill was around that area. I would have loved captions on the images but enjoyed looking at them. Kia Ora from New Zealand 🇳🇿 lived in Ormskirk for 31 years though. 🙃
Aughton Moss Mill (also know as Wimbrick Mill), Aughton, early 1900s.
This Mill stood on Aughton Brow, on what is now Colinmander Gardens. Ormskirk Parish Church can be seen in the distance to the left.
@@ImagesOfBurscough Thank you for this information 🙏
Hello... Think we recognise someone in the photo at 29.28. Can you please let me know if you have any knowledge of the image and where its from?
Soldiers and nurses outside Ward 6, Ormskirk Hospital, WW2.
The houses on Wigan Road can be seen in the back ground.
(Photo courtesy - Lesley Price)
Any info on the location of 6:07 ?
Land where Furness Avenue is now sited, looking south east. The row of houses behind the long shed is Elm Place, and the two detached houses to the right of Elm Place are sited on the path from Brook Lane to Dyers Lane before the tunnel under the railway. The raised fields in the background are the back of Alty's Lane towards New lane Aughton.
I love that my grandads name is featured in the end but he's called Derek not David
The David Orritt mentioned in the end credits is from Daisy Lane, Lathom and an author of several local books
@@ImagesOfBurscough ah my mistake my dad told me my grandad was mentioned so I had to have a look. I don't know if I'm related to him or not
it used to be a nice area it's ruined now