I was born in feltham 1948 lived on bedfont lane then boundaries road. I left england in 1973 moved too chicago, then hawaii. I now live in thailand.To see old photos of feltham brings back so many memories. I was back there about 10 years ago, it now sucks. What a shame, the whole world is changing and not for the better.
Thanks for putting these up. My grandparents were married in St. Dunstan's Feltham and my great grandmother lived on Fruin Road. I was told that the street was named after her mother. I must take a screen shot of the photo of the train carrying Churchill's coffin. I was in the crowd at the crossing.
My family and l lived at 26 Southville Road, nice walk down Bedford lane after work, Also pond is great memory. Live in USA now😊thanks for posting memories, subscribed.
Great memories. I was born and brought up in Bedfont, as was my dad, but I don't live there anymore. Whilst many of the photos are before my time, I recognise most of the locations. It was a much nicer place then than it is now.
Thank you for putting these up. I spent 13 years in Hounslow, Southall and Slough (mostly Hounslow) between the end of '88 and 2001. I loved it then and love it now. The area is constantly changing because of its location and will continue to do so. I arrived just as the Treaty Centre in Hounslow had opened and missed, unfortunately, the buildings that were there previously. Wonderful pics of Inwood Park.
Moved to Rochester Ave, Feltham in 1948 from Woodford Green, Went to school there Feltham Hill and then Longford SM and knew the area well. Very nostalgic for me, especially as I am now living in Melbourne, Australia. I'm 77 yrs old
I totally agree. I grew up in Conway Road, Hounslow. The heath and Crane Park were my back yard and playground. They've ruined the place now and destroyed most of the local history.
Thank for sharing these. Bring back a lot of memories. I was born in Bedfont 1959 and lived there for 27 years. I remember going into a lot of those shops as a kid with my parents. Amazing to see the turn of century photos!
Freddie Mercury's family home was on Gladstone Avenue, Feltham. I used to deliver the milk as a boy. Also Brian May used to live on Walsham Rd, Feltham. I believe that is where his dad helped him to build his 🎸 guitar.
27:15 the Powder Mill, Crane Park, most likely a lead shot tower. Much restored in that modern picture. Not how I remember it. No roof or fancy stuff on top in the 60s. You could stand in the bottom and gaze up at the sky. The mill stones were randomly scattered around the park. Where the "nature reserve" is now, there was a large mill pond, with the River Crane running alongside, and a weir to control the water level. They've totally ruined the history of the place.
Back then you could leave your baby in a pram outside a shop while you went in without any harm coming to him or her. How things have changed and not for the better. )-:
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I was born in feltham 1948 lived on bedfont lane then boundaries road. I left england in 1973 moved too chicago, then hawaii. I now live in thailand.To see old photos of feltham brings back so many memories. I was back there about 10 years ago, it now sucks. What a shame, the whole world is changing and not for the better.
Brilliant set of photos I was born in Hanworth 70 years ago so loved looking back
loved the photos of Feltham lived there for 20+ years in 70/80/90 what a mess they made of it what a shame
Thanks for putting these up. My grandparents were married in St. Dunstan's Feltham and my great grandmother lived on Fruin Road. I was told that the street was named after her mother. I must take a screen shot of the photo of the train carrying Churchill's coffin. I was in the crowd at the crossing.
My family and l lived at 26 Southville Road, nice walk down Bedford lane after work,
Also pond is great memory. Live in USA now😊thanks for posting memories, subscribed.
Great memories. I was born and brought up in Bedfont, as was my dad, but I don't live there anymore. Whilst many of the photos are before my time, I recognise most of the locations. It was a much nicer place then than it is now.
I WEEP! When England was England.
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for putting these up. I spent 13 years in Hounslow, Southall and Slough (mostly Hounslow) between the end of '88 and 2001. I loved it then and love it now. The area is constantly changing because of its location and will continue to do so. I arrived just as the Treaty Centre in Hounslow had opened and missed, unfortunately, the buildings that were there previously. Wonderful pics of Inwood Park.
Thanks! I was born and bread in Feltham.
I lived in Bedfont from 1951 to 1958. Is a trip down memory lane.
Moved to Rochester Ave, Feltham in 1948 from Woodford Green, Went to school there Feltham Hill and then Longford SM and knew the area well. Very nostalgic for me, especially as I am now living in Melbourne, Australia. I'm 77 yrs old
I bought my first house in Rochester Ave in 1985.
Wonderful! Thank you for all your efforts on this. Fantastic collection of photos.
Born and Bred in Feltham, twas a lovely town back then, not now that it is part of London , would not go back there even if you paid me.
I totally agree. I grew up in Conway Road, Hounslow. The heath and Crane Park were my back yard and playground. They've ruined the place now and destroyed most of the local history.
No one wants to pay you 😂😂😂😂
Thank for sharing these. Bring back a lot of memories. I was born in Bedfont 1959 and lived there for 27 years. I remember going into a lot of those shops as a kid with my parents.
Amazing to see the turn of century photos!
Looked much nicer back then
Love a bit of local history. The area looked a lot prettier back then.
HVideos true
I lived in isleworth in the 40 to 60s I worked in feltham Freddie murcury lived there in the 60s
Freddie Mercury's family home was on Gladstone Avenue, Feltham. I used to deliver the milk as a boy. Also Brian May used to live on Walsham Rd, Feltham. I believe that is where his dad helped him to build his 🎸 guitar.
27:15 the Powder Mill, Crane Park, most likely a lead shot tower. Much restored in that modern picture. Not how I remember it. No roof or fancy stuff on top in the 60s. You could stand in the bottom and gaze up at the sky. The mill stones were randomly scattered around the park. Where the "nature reserve" is now, there was a large mill pond, with the River Crane running alongside, and a weir to control the water level. They've totally ruined the history of the place.
I also worked in Hounslow as a butcher .
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Why possessed to knock that lovely high street.down
Sacrilege!!
Hi do you know what year that picture is of the bedfont gravel pits please
Edmonds department store my mum bought her crossover netcurtians there and they were all in boxes
Things always seem to get worse with time?
26:34 Heathrow Airport. That would be late 1950s.
Back then you could leave your baby in a pram outside a shop while you went in without any harm coming to him or her. How things have changed and not for the better. )-:
Doe's anyone know when the paddling pool in Feltham closed, I came across it in the late 70s and it looked forgotten then
The lower Feltham paddling pool near the junction of Popular Way closed between 72-73. I was born 66 and remember having a paddle there!
Was there in late 80s maybe early 90s, I was born in 1980 and I used to go there
Very nostalgic but too many repeats and too fast for a good look. Pity unable to pause.
I am guessing that you are viewing on a Phone App, If watched on UA-cam Channel you will have full control to slow down, speed up or pause.
You can pause. Just tap the screen.
I go fairholme primary
Who where d e r?
TV rental
Shame there. Isn't any photos of Northumberland crescent etc
I have a couple of photos of my mother aged 4 sitting in the front garden of 18 Northumberland Crescent taken in 1941.