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I grew up on Melwood Drive. Some great memories here.

London is the only City to have more FA sunday cup winners than Liverpool think about size of London to Liverpool

Vic martindale top player so were his sons colin gary victor and lee

You need a magnifying glass to see the names at the bottom of the screen.

John O’Leary a legend , Jackie charlton said he was the best amateur footballer he had seen . had the unenviable task of marking him once , got !!! nutmegged 3 times . Rest in peace John . Jimmy poss .

I was born in Sefton General - nothing is better than being a Liverpudlian 😊

Thay never show winser treet school or st James school in

I lived at 27 north drive in 1966

Brilliant those. Didn't know The Jolly Miller suffered bomb damage

Alroy Rd is L4?

Hi Bob have you any team photos from the early 60s off Dennis fc liverpool business house league.

Division 1 championship 63/64 and ben cup same season And same trophies 64/65.

Hi Billy any photos of Dennis fc early 1960s business house league

Boss

Anyone remember Vic Martindale from huyton played for st Dominic’s an the huyton teams, absolute tremendous player👌

i grew up in Crocky. Great days.

when I was young I got caught short on the 14c bus and had to do a poo in the local paper and hid it behind a chair on the top deck at the back. The next day I went to get on the bus and the conductor told me I was banned because I did a poo on the bus the night before. I asked him how he knew and he said " It was in The Echo this morning".. ..boom boom\\i'm here all week.

Bootle and Litherland, two big shithouses.

Fascinating

I grew up in Elmswood Road - in fact, my parents were the second owners of our house and it only went out of the family in 2019. From childhood, I just recall the shops in Victoria Road before the Aigburth Arms was built, but my brother and sister (both older) remember these more clearly than me. The couple who used to live in the big house on the corner of Victoria owned the little corner shop at the bottom of Woodland Road by the way. I could go on, and on, and on.... but won't 🙂

Photo '@2.13 to 2.17 is Hanover Street looking toward city centre. Photo @ 4,31 is Moorfields looking toward Exchange Station now and office complex that retains the original frontage of the former railway station. I worked in Liverpool City centre mid 60s to early 1970s when Hanover Street had many small business's I often passed daily. And with work colleagues often had a Friday pint in the Empire Pub , often called Tracey's after the then manager, and ate at the marvellous Golden Phoenix Chinese above the shops in the next block. You could enter the second floor car park using the same stairway that also had the front entrance to the restaurant. All, in my opinion sadly lost for the Liverpool One project.

Baxendales Hanover St, been in there a few times with me dad.

yes scotty rd was the best place to live in the 60s in the 70s it all came down , shipped out to skem runcorn croxtith kirby .

I was born on High Park Street

Thanks for the video

Shame about the awful music!

Great video m8 love liverpool

Jesus them pictures take me back the pool is a great city with great people and iam proud to be a scouser

0:17 - Liverpool Stadium, saw many great bands play here in the early 70’s, Hawkwind, Black Sabbath, Thin Lizzy, Dr Feelgood, etc.

2:29 My mother used this wash house for years until we got a washing machine, we live nearby on Cotswold St off Holt Rd.

County Road toy shop - trip with my parents to buy a Barbie doll. Presented with a choice- Barbie with no clothes or windy with a wardrobe!

Thank you.

Fab ! 😁

Thank you! Such beauty!

R.I.P Bob

Hello to anyone who has a connection to Noel St.

Great photos. Second picture my favourite. I lived at No. 145 Alder Road from 1976 to 2001. It certainly looked a lot different back in 1958… and even more different from 2001 as it looks today.

thanks to you these will never be forgotten

Am Sharing This So My Mum Can see it . Proud to say All My relatives are From Liverpool. Just Shown This To My Mum(Scouse born) She Loved it.

First show the then, and then the now, this composite mish mash sucks.

Scotty Road ;)

Please be crossens st johns church

Mr Edwards thanks you've mada an historical Jewel

The Police was on Hope Street. You do not know Liverpool very well, you know less about the Police, and the music is depressing.

The Policeman is pn traffic duty not point duty!

Liverpool England. The city they demolished to build a slum.

beenaway 20 years, an this almost brought a lump to my throat lol

These historical images of Liverpool are very interesting. NATI & AMIC

Have you got any idea where I might find old pics of a specific part of Liverpool..?? L7 mainly. The old Chatsworth Street school & the surrounding streets & also just off Edge Lane, the old Plessey's factory & one of the streets next to it, Wenham Street... I wanna put summat together for me Mum's 85th & we've got no images of these particular places. Cheers.

I was born in Woolton 1963 saw my home in vale road pic , loved church re with no cars, but speke is L24!