Final part of the documentary about Clydebank. This video can be bought at Clydebank library. I'll include the link later, sorry my internet connection is being a pain.
Ty for posting all these, saw this when I was in primary school. Watching it again as an adult it has an even greater effect.....All my family worked in singers or john browns. It's sad to think what Clydebank has become. I now live in Cork but still miss Clydebank so much. Hopefully one Clydebank will find it's niche and thrive again. Thanks once again for posting these memory's are worth so much, least we never forget.
Thanks for sharing this. I'm an ocean liner buff and fascinated with all things British. I'm also American, but it pains me to see what has come of the UK shipbuilding industry, from Belfast to the Clyde to Tyneside, Merseyside, and eslewhere. I wish I had in my power to bring all the yards back where they belong. Anyway though, this was a fine documentary on Clydebank itself, and I have learned a lot about the town and its distinguished history.
Ty for posting all these, saw this when I was in primary school. Watching it again as an adult it has an even greater effect.....All my family worked in singers or john browns. It's sad to think what Clydebank has become. I now live in Cork but still miss Clydebank so much. Hopefully one Clydebank will find it's niche and thrive again.
Thanks once again for posting these memory's are worth so much, least we never forget.
Thanks for sharing this. I'm an ocean liner buff and fascinated with all things British. I'm also American, but it pains me to see what has come of the UK shipbuilding industry, from Belfast to the Clyde to Tyneside, Merseyside, and eslewhere.
I wish I had in my power to bring all the yards back where they belong. Anyway though, this was a fine documentary on Clydebank itself, and I have learned a lot about the town and its distinguished history.
What happened to part 4?