Before I even watch this video, I want to say a big thank you for these videos. Thank you for the nostalgic induced tears. Thank you for a few minutes of calm in this crazy world.
Yet another fantastic collection of nostalgic photos of the great city of Glasgow & surrounding area's, bringing the usual happy memories of simpler & happier times..👍👍👍 Thank you once more Glasgow photographs for sharing these gems & allowing people to see this wonderful part of country..👏👏👏👏
Fantastic again, and loved the music at 9.13, Rainy Day People. Only ever heard the Gordon Lightfoot version but this was terrific as an instrumental. And immediately followed by a Bacharach classic! 😀😃
Yet another great video. Thanks. However, can I question the date of 1962 for the shot of Great Western Road at 4:20? It's been taken from more or less at the foot of the close where I lived then and the tram lines which ran along the central reservation have obviously been lifted. However, the trams didn't stop running along there until September 1962 and so very unlikely there were lifted and grassed over so quickly.
I'm not so sure. When the trams finally stopped in 1962, there was only one line left running at that time and that was the No.9 which didn't go along Great Western Road. As far as I can tell, the No.30 tram ran along there but I can't find out what date that line closed. It could have closed in the late 50's giving plenty of time to remove the tracks and wires. The age of the other vehicles in the photo tend to support the 1962 date.
Thank you Colin. I was struck by the contrast of trousers through the ages with the plus fours at 3.45 to the baggy flares at 2.30. Quite an evolution over 40 years. I'm happy to say there are no surviving photos of me wearing baggy flares. Oh... and another trolley bus photo 👍
Many thanks! I love looking at these old pictures of my native city which I left 46 years ago. I'd also like to thank Brian Carno for confirming that Cilla was in the background of the Ken Dodd photo. I'd wondered if it was her but wasn't sure.
Another fantastic compilation. Thank you. My mum lived in Cornwall st. as a kid and I may be wrong, but I think that the Cardonald library hut thing is still there. I'm not sure what it's used for. Scouts or a Labour club or something.
Anybody remember maguires in bell st. 1979, a cheeky wee lass way red hair,won my heart as a 16 yr old,a worked oot o the carriers quarters way richmond menzies carriers,fae killie.?
I miss Glasgow moved to Oxford England 34 years ago I am 64 miss my people so much and my folks have passed away thanks for the memories ❤😢😊
Thanks Maria, I feel the same, moved from Glasgow 57 years ago, at the age of 9 (only 10miles down the road).
Before I even watch this video, I want to say a big thank you for these videos. Thank you for the nostalgic induced tears. Thank you for a few minutes of calm in this crazy world.
We can escape into the past for a few minutes.
@@Christineakaminniewinnie Thanks again.
Amazing photos loved watching them
@@FunnyBowtieCat-ed9qgThank you.
Lovely old photos, it's good that they are not lost in some old draw and forgotten.
I'm just glad people had the foresight to take these old pics.
That was so nostalgically enjoyable ❤
Thank you...glad you enjoyed it.
Aaaaw that was a wonderful collection of photographs....
My city ❤❤
Thank you.
Yet another fantastic collection of nostalgic photos of the great city of Glasgow & surrounding area's, bringing the usual happy memories of simpler & happier times..👍👍👍
Thank you once more Glasgow photographs for sharing these gems & allowing people to see this wonderful part of country..👏👏👏👏
Thank you.
Fantastic again, and loved the music at 9.13, Rainy Day People. Only ever heard the Gordon Lightfoot version but this was terrific as an instrumental. And immediately followed by a Bacharach classic! 😀😃
@@IainScot Thanks again.
Life was much simpler back then people where kinder ❤
Absolutely , social media has turned folk into monsters of narcissism.
Fantastic as always Colin. Top notch work 👍🏻
Thank you Peter.
My wife’s 70 th birthday today and watching your video was quite nostalgic,reminiscing of days gone past.
Thank you...happy birthday to your better half.
@@colinburrowes8063 👍
Congratulations 🎉
I love the music xx
Thank you.
I’m nearly 70 brought back so many memories
Memories keep us going.
Yet another great video. Thanks. However, can I question the date of 1962 for the shot of Great Western Road at 4:20? It's been taken from more or less at the foot of the close where I lived then and the tram lines which ran along the central reservation have obviously been lifted. However, the trams didn't stop running along there until September 1962 and so very unlikely there were lifted and grassed over so quickly.
I'm not so sure. When the trams finally stopped in 1962, there was only one line left running at that time and that was the No.9 which didn't go along Great Western Road. As far as I can tell, the No.30 tram ran along there but I can't find out what date that line closed. It could have closed in the late 50's giving plenty of time to remove the tracks and wires. The age of the other vehicles in the photo tend to support the 1962 date.
Thank you Colin. I was struck by the contrast of trousers through the ages with the plus fours at 3.45 to the baggy flares at 2.30. Quite an evolution over 40 years. I'm happy to say there are no surviving photos of me wearing baggy flares. Oh... and another trolley bus photo 👍
Thank you...the fashion police have been kept busy down the years.
Many thanks! I love looking at these old pictures of my native city which I left 46 years ago. I'd also like to thank Brian Carno for confirming that Cilla was in the background of the Ken Dodd photo. I'd wondered if it was her but wasn't sure.
Thank you.
I'm still in Glesga, for aw ma sins. lol
Best place to be.
@@georgerichardson7728 Dear old Glesga.
Another fantastic compilation. Thank you. My mum lived in Cornwall st. as a kid and I may be wrong, but I think that the Cardonald library hut thing is still there. I'm not sure what it's used for. Scouts or a Labour club or something.
I love a challenge. Just checked Google streetview and yes its still there on Mosspark Drive. Its a nursery now.
Yes the hut is still there according to google streetview. Its on Mosspark Drive and its now a nursery.
Yes its still there according to G street view. Its on Mosspark Drive and its now a nursery.
@@brecklander Many thanks. I was sure it was still there. I only go past it driving to the Southern. Hopefully not too often in the future.
I wonder if the clip of the Cosy Corner pub was the one at London rd & Dunn st ?.
It was popular with the fruit market porters.
@@colinburrowes8063 So where do you think location was ? Ta.
@@kennethMorrison-j3tIt was originally the Invermay bar and was situated at 166 Albion Street.
@@colinburrowes8063 ok thanks it's not the one I knew off London rd my father frequented it the guy who owned it was John McShane .
Anybody remember maguires in bell st. 1979, a cheeky wee lass way red hair,won my heart as a 16 yr old,a worked oot o the carriers quarters way richmond menzies carriers,fae killie.?
Thanks
The impoverished looking woman at 11:20 appears to have a private telephone, which is rather surprising.
I think it’s the interior of the child welfare centre which was in Maitland St. where women could take their children to be fed.
Ken Dodd at 3.31..and was that Cilla Black behind him?
Looks like her...
@@colinburrowes8063 How tickled I am!
No doddy 😂@@colinburrowes8063
Uterrly horrible music, I lasted less than five minutes.