The last photo of the two boys looking in the window of the Clyde Model Dockyard is brilliant. Their expressions speak volumes, and I remember myself marvelling at that window when I was their age. However I did once buy a Meccano Magic Motor from there, so I was actually a customer!
These wonderful pictures never disappointment, always a pleasure to see old memories of this great City & surrounding area's and how it has grown through the decades and longer.. Keep up the fantastic job of sharing these historic pictures..!! 👏👏👏 Thanks again Glasgow photographs..👍👍
Good afternoon Colin, I have just finished "binge watching" all 71 "Episodes" and what an emotional rollercoaster it's been; laughing at the antics of Rikki Fulton & Stanley Baxter, through the memories of my dad being janitor at Dowanhill & Bluevale Schools, to Dalmarnock, where my parents were born and raised. Without a doubt the saddest of all the photos has to be in Episode 60, at 13:20, and the young mum with her babe-in-arms. I hope that we will never see such squalor and deprivation ever again, in our country. 😪
Men dapper in their suits and Women in beautifully smart dressed skirts and coats. Now we have men wearing skirts wanting to be women and Women wearing suits wanting to be men. HELP!!!
More trolley busses please Colin. I'm not 100% sure but I think the Polmadie terminus was on Brereton Street at the junction of Calder Street. I definitely remember busses lining up on Brereton Street in the early 60's. 👍
The last photo of the two boys looking in the window of the Clyde Model Dockyard is brilliant. Their expressions speak volumes, and I remember myself marvelling at that window when I was their age. However I did once buy a Meccano Magic Motor from there, so I was actually a customer!
@@ZL54JK8 The Clyde Model Dockyard was a magical place for children.
These wonderful pictures never disappointment, always a pleasure to see old memories of this great City & surrounding area's and how it has grown through the decades and longer..
Keep up the fantastic job of sharing these historic pictures..!! 👏👏👏
Thanks again Glasgow photographs..👍👍
@@thomasdempsey7182 Thanks Thomas...Dear old Glasgow.
Good afternoon Colin,
I have just finished "binge watching" all 71 "Episodes" and what an emotional rollercoaster it's been; laughing at the antics of Rikki Fulton & Stanley Baxter, through the memories of my dad being janitor at Dowanhill & Bluevale Schools, to Dalmarnock, where my parents were born and raised.
Without a doubt the saddest of all the photos has to be in Episode 60, at 13:20, and the young mum with her babe-in-arms. I hope that we will never see such squalor and deprivation ever again, in our country. 😪
Good afternoon Matt, a nostalgic marathon. The photograph you mentioned is very sad, I wonder how long mother and child survived.
amazing photos again! thanks for sharing 😃
Thank you.
Men dapper in their suits and Women in beautifully smart dressed skirts and coats. Now we have men wearing skirts wanting to be women and Women wearing suits wanting to be men. HELP!!!
It's a funny old world.
More trolley busses please Colin. I'm not 100% sure but I think the Polmadie terminus was on Brereton Street at the junction of Calder Street. I definitely remember busses lining up on Brereton Street in the early 60's. 👍
Still Enjoy Looking At Those Proper Registered Glasgow Number Plates Not Like Today🤔
Me too.
Great stuff well done
Many thanks.
And For Me The Buses After Nearly 40yrs Of Them
@@carabara3947The old buses and trams had so much character.
Glasgow...S..miles better
*WAS miles better, the place is like a third world city these days
Great photos once again.
Where do you get them from?
Thanks Hugh, I started off scanning old books and newspaper pics, and now I search the Internet.
@@colinburrowes8063 is there any way for viewers to send photos?
The 1966 cup final Ranges 1 Celtic 0
The "Ranges" did the hoops a solid service by motivating them on to the greatest achievement in football! 👍 Great pics btw.
@@johnlivingstone3483 alright sparky carefully or you'll knock that chip off your shoulder just filling in a bit of information for the sports fans
Was that the last time they won it ?
@@therealisation5500 No "Chip on my shoulder" just stating facts for the sports fans.
1966, just think, that was the last time the so-called mighty Ingerlund won anything! 😂😂😂