The Streets and Tenements Off Scottie Road, Liverpool DVD Promo OFFICIAL
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2014
- A fantastic DVD collection of old photographs set to beautiful music showing long demolished streets, tenements, public houses and places of entertainment which were in this once vibrant community
DVD available from John Harrison: memoriesofliverpool@hotmail.com
Harpist: Stan Ambrose
Video Production: Phil Calland / phil.calland1
My Dad and his family lived at 84B Burlington Street up until Eldonian Village was built......the Leddens...Molly...my Nan ...my Dad's brothers and sisters ...John, Annie (had a clothes stall on the market), Eddie, Mary, Christie, Aggie, Frankie, Theresa and Bernie...the youngest my Dad (RIP).....all of them dead and gone now sadly......had some great fun running up and down those granite stairs and chucking things down the chute in the 60's and 70's when we visited Liverpool...............
Wow,i lived in the next street to bevington bush,went to school i eldon street and swam in burroughs gardens baths every week.
🥰👌🏻🫶🏻loved the trip down memory Lane 🥰
Back in the mid 1960s I used to work at the advertising firm Arthur Maidens that was located in Vauxhall Road next to the Manweb Depot. At 1.35 you see the traffic coming north from Scotland Road and Cazanue Street. I would often get of the old 544 or 44D and cross Scotland Road, then over the "oller" by the Bus Stop and walk down the wide expanse of Burlington Street, into Summer Seat, then walk down Blackstock Street cross into Vauxhall Road and into work. I recall clean streets and well maintained houses and flats in these areas. The loss of these long gone scenes and communities for a second tunnel, came in my opinion at too high a price. In London always thought Tottenham Court Road resembled the mix of business and design of Scotland Road as it was.
My mothers family lived in Portland Gardens, Burlington street . I stayed there a couple of times between ships when I was at sea. Love Liverpool and it’s people . I stayed there mid sixties.
I watch all these vids of old Liverpool. My mom was born in 1905 Liverpool. At 55 Portland St. Looking at an old map, it was off Vauxhall road, but going the other way, could lead to Scotland Road. My granddad worked at Tate & Lyle Sugar; he would often stop off at the ''Green Man'' corner pub, for a pint, on his way home. I visited the famous pub, a few years before it was demolished. What a great shame it's gone. It looked smart and clean inside, I talked to the Landlord and a couple of regulars, about 'The Boys from the Blackstuff' being filmed there. My moms home had long gone before then.
My mother worked at Tate & Lyle sugar and she lived in Portland gardens .
@@MrThailik i lived in Portland Gardens!!
@@bcqbhg7771 i lived in portland gardens. My aunty worked in tate & lyle and my parents drank in the green man & mad micks next door.
I love Liverpool and its history, been there twice. Thanks for this, love the music. Cheers from across the pond.
My father lived on scottie road as a child , 2 parents 15 kid's , my grandfarther was a stoker on ships, my dad was a stoker in the dock's during the war, he was 16, my mum worked in a wash house in Kengsington L7 , we lived in Lenox street 2 up down 2 slums's 2 parents 5 kid's, outside toilets, untill we moved to Skelmersdale in 1965 we thought it was amazing i was 5 at the time :)
Im in Keny lived her do u now wer th wash house was on keny
Dad - bousefield street off Scottie mum kirkdale rd..they love watching this old stuff!
My dear mum used to take me to Gratey Market as a treat on Saturday and get me my weekly sweets.
I lived over the bridge in Boundary street
Me and my family lived off Scotland road , Draydon street 1950 to 1967, we then moved to Clubmoor were i still live
Very nice..
I was born (1946) in the Eldon grove tenaments, my father Tommy Mckinlay had the ex pub that was turned into a betting shop on the corner of Eldon street and Vauxhall Road
Used to visit my Grandma in Hornby st, off Scottie rd, but didn't see it.
I rem a hornby walk off vauxhall road
My family are from Scottie road john banawich and Kathleen Stanton from ash field gardens I grew up in Blenheim street the old days were the happiest days
Those were great times.I grew up on Scottie.So proud to have come from our generation..We wanted something..we worked hard for it.We had great parents.Ta
ught us morals,and how to treat others.
Linda Lloyd ....did you know Johnny Ledden? My cousin....
@@paulledden8863 Johnny Ledden was my uncle and married to my aunty Kathleen! Surely its the same person we're talking about mate.
@@bluepepp7591 .....Johnny died in about 1998 from bowel cancer.....I never met his wife.....could be?
@@paulledden8863 Ye thats him, an absolute legend of Scotland Road! Me and my sister loved going to stay with them at weekends and during school holidays, we would stay for days on end. I remember they lived in the buildings (billogs) before they moved to the High rise flats on Conway street and finally to sylvester Street. A true gentleman who I often think about and still sadly missed.
My Grandma worked in the Bevington Bush, I believe it was where "having a bevvy" came from ?
Sounds good but I'd imagine it comes from the word 'beverage'
@@DudeSilad I thought that too. "beverage" seems the obvious answer & it may well be true, but not what my family told me & everyone I knew in Vauxhall believed it came from the Bevvy Bush. Also the slang "Bevvy" originates in that area (but again I could be wrong,) It's definitely a better story so all things considered I'm sticking to the Bevvy Bush theory.
Thanks for your reply, sure brings back memories, I'll visit UK/Liverpool in couple weeks but all these buildings are long gone, just like most of the people sadly, none of my family & friends there & the few still living long ago moved away. Take care S
@@saraw6446 Yes, most of the buildings have long gone. Some may be still standing but the time of pubs on every corner are no more. Lots of people still living off Scottie Road but there's not many houses actually on it anymore. Replaced by shops units and petrol stations. But the city centre is completely rejuvenated and is the best city in the country for having a nice evening out. Would be nice if the term 'bevvy' originated in Liverpool. Don't know if people from other regions use it.
I lived just by there,having a bevy comes from beverage but i used to used that same line "it was because of the pub". 🤣
Old fib. It came from beverage but i prefer to say it came from bevington bush 😊
My great grandad was born on scottie road in 1901. James Richard banks. Had 5 or 6 brothers and sisters. I’m so desperate to find out things about him but I don’t think I have enough info.
Anyone remember Tetlow Street ?
It would be nice to see what they look like now
you dont want to see them now believe me
was back in Liverpool last week after a decade away. couldn't recognize Scottie - only the road surface and St. Anthony's Church are what's left. all those homes, neighborhoods, pubs, demolished. huge part of Liverpool history gone. v. sad.
@@lottierose8668 looks better like
@@helenstamatel4453 The history of town planning in this city since the Second World War has been tragic.
The German-English society in Montabaur inc. organises twice per year a British evening for the citizens of the town. In multimedia shows we show in each case a region of Great Britain. In the next British evening the subject will be "Liverpool". We earn no profit in the events and raise no entry.
Would you permit us please to use cuttings of your video for the multimedia show?
Many thanks Monika
www.deg-montabaur.de info@deg-montabaur.de
Hi Monika - great to hear from you. John will respond here. Best wishes, Phil
Is it Stan Ambrose playing the harp?
Hi Matt, yes it is..."
Phil Calland
Published on 17 Dec 2014
A fantastic DVD collection of old photographs set to beautiful music showing long demolished streets, tenements, public houses and places of entertainment which were in this once vibrant community
DVD available from John Harrison: memoriesofliverpool@hotmail.com
Harpist: Stan Ambrose
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aw nice one, great man, he played on a few of my tunes and featured in this video of one, hope you like it, if you ever want to use a tune for a video give me a shout ;) ua-cam.com/video/0nM4aIYSdmA/v-deo.html
I am researching my ancestry and I believe some family members managed the Eagle Pub at 202-204 Scotland Road. I can find vry little on the pub - can anybody help ? pictures ? history ? Thanks, peter
Hi Peter
Have you joined John Harrison's Liverpool page or connected with him
These were his pics
@@philcalland Hi Phil, no I haven't. How do I join his page ? via UA-cam ?
Hi Peter
I don't know what it's called sorry
Suggest u connect with him on FB and ask him
His profile has the EU flag on it
Another chap is Billy Vitch
I was born in Liverpool near the Rotunda on Scotty Road I went to school with Cilla Black and used to go to house for my tea I was best friends with her brother John Happy Days happy memories I have loads of old pictures of Liverpool keep looking at them I am now 77 and I have all my memories of Liverpool and even got pictures of the old Liverpool team from the 70s and 80s
there is all so south liverpool
Not off Scottie there isnt 🙄
I'm not even from there,but its here in north east UK " but' I can associate with yesterday feelings, its so utterly sad,shops,pubs clubs industries etc etc,,and everything else gone,derelict streets a void of lethargy,, the only bonus of target is there,mobile phone,drugs vapors etc, and the pot noodle,our UK as been demolished, broken up, torn part,sold off, and rest,its been,giving away,,to the point of"invasion without fight,handed to those on a plate, I'm not political, I'm a Christian ,,but surely everybody's different country's,there history's, cultures, heritages,, are special yes not always peaceful, but what as that to do with us,you beg
Differ ,,,,, but for that action of being Christian values rules regulations laws,", you also don't say" everybody's welcome, we've got stacks of room,we have tons of money and yes well accept your evil cruel religions, come on we have houses, hotels to suit your every need,and cars" yes yes we'll give you a car,,hey we absolutely loaded, but do watch the pot holed road, and begging soldier ?