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And again immigrants destroyed the south end it was once a merchants wealthy area then the wind rush generation came

One thing people need to understand is Liverpool is the pool of life there is a reason the powers that be hate us

Wow, my beautiful city has a kid…. ❤

A splendid, lovely City. It gave us all we needed in those challenging times. I am proud of my beautiful, impressive Hometown

What a dignified, splendid City Liverpool was in those days, inspite of poverty. Still is, even after so many buildings were crushed & burned in WW 2

Bluecoat Chambers … the petrifying walk through the gates and over the cobblestones to music exams … year after year …

Not sure that was Loge Lane but great vid. Thanks

What a wonderful collection of memories of grand old Liverpool.

Born on Gwendoline street Dingle in 1936 (before most of you were even thought of) I am one of the very few people left that saw with my own eyes the aftermath in our city from massive Ariel bombing (for those of you that don't know Gwendoline street is 500meters from the Mersey and the heavily bombed docks). I met all the Liverpool greats, Shanks, Toshack, Hughes and St John. in 1960 I watched The Royal Iris arrive for the first time on the River Mersey, saw The Red Kestrel the last ship to leave Cammell Lairds hit the water in 2019, went to the cavern in 1961-62 (never saw the boys) and in 1989 I wept for the 96 (YNWA),

My family were the Joneses Dolly Jones sweet shop and Jack Jones Milk Bar and then shoe shop between David Street and Below St.

Wonderful collection of photographs. My mother and her family lived in the Dingle and we used to visit the grandparents most school holidays. Lots of great memories of the city.

Great video I went to shorefields school mid 70s real nostalgia kick 👍

Beatles, sons of Liverpool. Forever Beatles!!! Greetings to the beautiful city of Liverpool from Uruguay, South América..

It makes me sad to see old pictures of my lovely home city. I left in 1992 and STILL get homesick. I visit family etc but this makes me sad. Added to that the music, nearly set me off again. 57yrs old but do not feel that. My heart is still home in Liverpool. RIP to those lost after I left. Time really has gone too quickly. 🙏🏼😞

Got any of the Vauxhall/Athol street area?

The melancholy music matches the pictures of a bygone era.

We lived in no20b devonshire road are kid still lives there in 68 from gary i left grafton Street 463 in 1993 wish i was still there Great time

Immigration and bad government have totally destroyed this once great city

The Sink. Ugly's. The Pyramid. All Fours. 😊

Thank you for a superb trip down memory lane your pictures take me on. Born a Scouser in 1947 but left in 1963 to join the RAF and never returned after much global travelling and settling down elsehere. I remember so many of these places from my early years and have enjoyed the nostalgia of your slide show.

I departed Liverpool in the late sixties to seek my fortune in the United States. I've lived a wonderful life of great success, having achieved everything I could possibly have wished for. From my early life of humble beginnings living in Speke, to my business adventures traveling the America's as an adult, I never forgot the lessons my beautiful Liverpudlian parents taught me. Living in Liverpool was the catalyst that propelled me to achieve in business and I seriously doubt if any of this could have been accomplished had I been raised elsewhere. An exceptionally beautiful windswept city, that in spite of its many changes will always have a special place in my heart. ❤ Much love from the United States.

Thank you for this video Tom..you just made my old mums day...god bless you ❤

Amazing trip down memory lane! At 7.10 I believe it is a picture of me and my mum walking along St Mary's road, quite spooky! I am 70 now and living in Southend. Thank you for putting this together, it used to be a lovely place to live.

My family is still living there! I’m so lucky I get to visit my favorite place. Liverpool

Great video and nice relaxing music to suit old times in Toxteth, pity no pic's of Beaufort St were I was born, I have an old pic of me left outside the steps of No 33 in a pram when I was about 2 yrs old. We left to live in Kirkby when I was 3 yrs old in 1955, I remember Park rd well as we used to walk up there to catch the bus.

Born and bred scouser ,the Mersey runs through my veins . Come and visit ,go on you know you want to . ❤😊

LIVERPOOL CITY ,BEST CITY BAH NONE . COME AND VISIT .ASK A SCOUSER THE WAY , AND YOU WILL END UP STAYING THE NIGHT . ❤ GOD BLESS THE POOL AND EVERYONE WHO LIVES THERE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Mom and dad married at st Cleopas 1954 . Grandad had a sweet shoppe 315 mill street ..empty lot now .

Member hobbies wen kid sold boss toys 73 now fond memory's

Great memories. My grandad was a police sergeant at the Police station in Lark Lane. My cousin owned Salon Bleu, the hairdressers on the left going up towards the park. I lived in Parkfield Road and Marmion Road. My mother and I both worked part-time in Jack's fruit shop, next to Ransom's jewellery shop on the corner of Waverley Road. My father was born in a flat over what has been Platt's the butchers and is now Keith's wine bar. I also worked on Saturdays in Monty's sweet shop which was nextdoor to Paul's the Barbers. My sister and I went to Brownies at the old Clinic which is now Maranto's. How it has changed !!

Just found this, Wow. So many memories growing up in the 50s and 60s. Loved riding the trams but you had to watch the rails when riding your bike. Kardomah cafes, Frank Hessy, NEMS, Empire, Odeon..... Thanks so much!

Does anybody know where I can trace the route The Beatles took on their homecoming from America? After they returned from America, they went on a tour of Liverpool I a limo, but I can't trace rhe route they took. Fingers crossed

Fantastic collection. Thank you. Any idea where copies of some of the photos can be purchased ???

born and bred in liverpool 8 .those were the days,when you could leave your front door open with no fear of being robbed,great neighbours, and a great community,i went to windsor street school ,then on to wellington rd school. brings back lots of memories.

I'm a manc and love this so much but nostalgia in general is everything to me.

I learned to swim in Stebby baths.

Cusp of the wave era today in 2023 The past = analogue, physical, bricks, interaction, manual, controllable, personal, tangible, outgoing, fun The future = digital , virtual, intangible , inert, automated, impersonal, sea of date, algorithm, under the microscope, controlled, micro managed,

Amazing stuff. I had Tears in my Eyes watching that. I am a Dingle lad, born & bred, my family still live there. I remember the street Fire Alarms at 3. 22 & 13. 40, we had one on the corner of Hill St & Grafton St, I was from Caryl Gardens. Our fellow Scousers are simply The Best 👍👍💖💖🙏🙏

LOVELY OLD PHOTOS OF CARL GARDENS AND GERARD GARDENS, REMEMBER THE RIOLTO WHEN IT WAS A BALLROOM WENT TO A LOT OF DANCES THERE WITH THE BIG GLITTERBALL HANGING FROM THE CEILING,WOULD LOVED TO HAVE SEEN SUSSEX GARDENS AND WINDSOR STREETSCHOOL.

Loved it 1960 brings back memories love it

Perfect choice of music!

Does anyone remember the school for disabled children in the 1950s at the bottom of Dingle lane? It was on the right hand side, a wooden building a short distance down a narrow street.

God thay bring back memories

I used to work in bold street in 1960

Used to go to the Rialto on Saturday morning 6d and the 'Jamie' ( St James picture house) on Saturday afternoon 9d. Lived in Ashwell St opposite St James church. I was glad when we moved to Childwall and had an indoor toilet and a bathroom and no cockroaches.

Many of the buildings and the rows of terraces you can see here are still present, and you are still able to recognise these places in the photographs. The curve of the hills and corners also give you a big clue to where you are.

Prince Edwin street is not in south Liverpool! its just off Netherfield Road and Great Homer Street! sylvester street is off Scottie and Vauxhall Road all North Liverpool

Still a beautiful area today hasn’t changed much thankfully apart from the influx of annoying students.

Grafton street looks so different but also familiar - that 10ft wall is still there.

Lime street station hasn’t changed much. Wow.😊