Music was a bit like out of town with jack hargreaves .nice video ,my mum used to have the shop “the village “ in the tricorn opposite charlotte street market ,those were magical days

dave added it to my channel under the more tab for some reason you tube keep deleting my messages.

the two photos of portsmouth cathedral organ any chance of copies

Very interesting. Memories! I left there in 1962.

I remember you Sue Hamilton and your sister June x

the old is still there

great memories here ! This was my era growing up in Portsmouth. Such simpler times, could go anywhere, park anywhere, lots of space. Now (in my opinion) it's an over populated mess...

Fantastic to see, thank you for sharing, great stuff 🙌🙌👏👏

As there is no commentary on this video it would have been helpful if the location names could have been adde😊d to the pictures.

It breaks my heart to see Birmingham a City i grew up in then and now !

No idea what the ad is and I dont watch them anyway

Thank you as love looking at my past and reminds me of my parents but tinged with sadness as they've gone now .

Niceeeeeee place ❤

Everywhere on the world the same by excavation the truth of the oldworld and the worldwide Mudflood. Our so called "history" is a huge lie.

At 2:40, St John's College, I did 7 years there in the 1960's. During that time we actually had a sandpit for high jump and long jump where that estate car is parked. The school dining room is in the old brick building behind with the science labs on the 2 floors above. All closed down now, I expect the Castle will survive but don't hold much luck for the rest of the site.

you have southgate streets views there in the images wuth image stret view views in captions

It’s a crack den now absolute shit hole try getting out your car and walking around your either stabbed after drugs, do you wanna buy anything or have you got a quid? Trust me don’t leave your car it will be stolen

I was based there in the Navy. These pictures re remind me of what a soulless place it was.

Indeed a shame we cannot see Witley Court in all it's glory. Glad that English Heritage have improved the grounds and kept building safe.

The world was a simpler better place then shame i was born to late

Amazing photos.. i live in Newport but i know this area very well. I was 4 when the bridge opened so i just missed going on the ferry. Until recently the old ticket office was still there but they demolished the lot for one of them idiotic "flood defence" schemes. MILLIONS of pounds wasted and stuff that should have been listed destroyed..

Makes me feel nostalgic for a time before I was even born

Slum Birmingham now

Have you got any old photos of the Wholesale markets from the 1960s. Particularly the Meat Market where I worked.

Remember it well. At 'Point 3.41' the police attended a wandering swan in the Canoe Lake area. The AJS Police divisional motorcycle herding the swan ETP84C, I regularly rode the sister motorcycle ETP85C based at Cosham! These were the days of Portsmouth having its own City Police Force.

I just love Whitley Court, I used to play in it as a child in the fifties. It was just magical

When it was safe to walk the streets of our cities . Vote Reform UK 🇬🇧

I remember using that ferry quite often. I initially thought that the Morris Minor shown was mine, but it wasn't. The ferry was not exactly the most modern of vessels but it saved a long journey via Gloucester.

In 1967 I started working on the Severn Wye Cable Tunnel, machine tunneling started from behind the service station at Aust and made it's way under the Severn Bridge to Beachley. A second tunneling machine had started on the Wye section to New House in Wales. The rock proved too hard for the machines and so drill and blast commenced from New House and Beachley to keep on target. I joined a group of water skiers who used the old Aust ferry slip way beside the bridge to launch our boats and would ski at high tides. All great fun and we even skied on Boxing day, the landlord of The Ferry Boat Inn supplied us with warming coffees and large brandies afterwards.

Beautiful, wonderful, these old statues that I, as a Dutchman, could not have known about, I drove for years in England with flowers and plants and later frozen ones, both via the tunnel hundreds of times and also from Dunkirk to Dover, I have also been able to drive on that Severn bridge many times. . Indeed England has changed a lot, a little too much crime, especially around Leeds, Manchester, etc., but elsewhere you were warned not to spend the night there with your truck and then you were guided to an area that was surrounded by a fence of up to 4 meters high, really bizarre!! It doesn't cost the people anything to prevent further crin=minality and don't blame them!!! In time I would like to go south to England again with a caravan as I have been retired for years, thanks for the images, chapeau!! Greetings from the Netherlands!!

Love them, thanks.

England was another world back then.A much nicer place.

Southsea born and bred . Great video, brings back so many memories 😊

Truly nice to see what Petersfield looked like back in the 80s wow its changed!

It looked a beautiful place to live in the 1900’s. I live there now and I can honestly say it’s a dump..

Portsmouth and Southsea used to be such a vibrant place, used to be lots of young people milling around the nightclubs and had a great vibe. Shame it’s all gone

Nice nostalgia, but pretty meaningless without some context or indication of what is what.

The Isle of Wight is NOT in Hampshire!

Great photos, even in my time of 74 years nearly, Kidderminster has changed no more so than its shopping centre, I still have fond memories of how vibrant it used to be like.

Where is that last picture from? Not in Pompey is it?

Music is enough to make you depressed. Seriously bad choice.

Great Photos indeed! Anyone got photos of North End and Eastney bus garages?

The Shakespeare Memorial & Fountain were on the Old Blackgang Road which collapsed. The memorial was removed but the fountain still remains (though buried under thick undergrowth).

0:40 - Clarence Pier and beach, Southsea. I suspect this will be Bembridge Lifeboat Station which still survives today. It was one of a handful of lifeboat stations on the island. The boats are too close to identify anything but the beach at 2:45 looks to be Bembridge / St. Helen's near where this station was. 2:52 - I've seen a postcard of this lane / street which is Bembridge. 3:00 - That's Whitecliff Bay top left and this photo is taken from where the caravan site now it at the top of the down. 3.:20 - Looks familiar but hard to make out. 3:27 - I can't make out what this is - it's too bright I'm afraid. Looks like an entranceway / archway / folly? Yes I see it now at 3:34 - this will be inside Carisbrooke Castle - lots of old pics online if you want to look. 3:42 - Another shot of Whitecliff Bay - again looking west. 5:03 - The Avenue - I'm sure that was the title of that postcard showing the lane (shown earlier). Check out Bembridge Ducie Avenue on ebay and compare the postcard. It's the very same - you can even see the same tree with a branch over the road on the left! Some of the later photos are obviously on some farm. There's an IOW History Facebook Group (I am not a member) that might help you with regard to the houses / buildings shown here.

Takes me back 🙂

How beautiful Kidderminster was. Is still a good looking part of the world 👍

wonderful should be in a book

Just imagine how much more there would have been if it had not been for WW2.

I holidayed at Southsea from the mid 70’s to the late 80’s every year, at my aunt’s house on Eastern Villas Road. I loved it there and still do. I remember most of the seafront attractions from that time. The Hovercraft was always my favourite.These pictures now remind me of a lost generation, but I am grateful to have had many happy times there. Thankyou.

Many memories here - thanks for posting.