Lucy Kitchen! I remember her talking about the Bradford Computer expertly and enthusiastically on the radio in the 1980s, when I was a kid. One sound per floppy disc, IIRC! I wonder what she did after that and how she is now! 🙂

Nooooooooo cant belive its gone seeing this is crazy 😭😭😭

My good friend from Ice Rink days

Loved that school

I've never seen a school that uses so much of it's cellar, as light spacious rooms.

Great piece of electronic organ history, albeit sounding like a kid's toy organ to modern ears.

What

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWOvq4Z_qdiEbpI here's the original.....

I went to sent edwins .till I moved to Rotherham in 77 still visited family till in me twenties.

It used to say "BOYS" and "GIRLS" over the front doors, I think. I was there 1966 - 72.

Hello sixtiesfan11🎵🎶 Have a good week!

Sadly we'll never see the likes of such craftsmanship and passion again - these times are gone but I'm so glad I can still indulge a little in it and lament for the future

Nope, it's an L122. A little newer than 1961; 1964-1967 is more likely.

My family had a 2.5 PI Mk2 in the mid70s; and then I bought a 2000 Mk 2 as my first car...it would happily cruise all day at 80 mph (in Australia). I always loved the nose of the Mk 1 but the more time passes the more I prefer every inch of the Mk 1, both outside, and even the interior. All up I respond to the Mk 1 as being far more evocative of the car's "modern sixties" design soul, and for me, its style is more of a nostalgia trip for those times--when the world was so optimistic and in love with the new. Thanks for sharing your video.

He is the master...

Son coches muy elegantes tuve uno de ellos

Is that a Keates organ?

Worse camera use ever....:/

Lovely to hear my grandfathers organ being played, thank you

It's M100

I used to make the doors, in Swindon at the Pressed Steel plant.

This was weirdly familiar. Terrible video but very nostalgic. I recognized it instinctively despite the changes. Whoever shot this has not idea how to use a camera.

thats my dads uncle

I was there in the 1980s once the old school teachers left from the grammar days it went to the dogs. It was a very strict school back then as run by Mr Senior, with drills & inspections, house prefects & seniors. Segregated entrances for girls & boys & you did as you were told & didn't backchat or you would get the Cain you respected the teachers & didn't step out of line. Some of the new replacement teachers after the old guard retired were not as strict but due to lack of control in the late 1980s & the removal of the Cain kids were challenging teachers with abuse. Before then if you turned up without your Sports kit you ran In your underpants, if you turned up at the swimming baths at York street on Wednesdays without your trunks they made you swim naked & you didn't forget to bring your trunks again I'll tell you. There was nothing sinister about it but militaristic a bit like the army to put you on the straight a narrow with discipline something the kids of today know nothing about but with that said just before you left all they wanted to do was push you into mining, & steel industry for the boys. textiles & weaving or cloth industry for the girls & anything else was not recommended. Well instead I did something completely different I joined the fire & rescue service. Back then when you left school you had apprenticeships & a job for life. Not anymore.

Many thanks for the upload - my school from 1975-1980

How sad that they demolished it. Wish I had seen it for one last time :(

Well I cant believe it . You drive a lovely Rover P4 and instead of showing people the car, you show us the mundane streets of Tinsley. Why didnt you talk about the car and not where you went to school ?

This is a great upload. i wonder why and when they decided to paint all the wooden panels along the corridors that awful blue..they used to be varnished dark wood as I recall... I think it's a travesty that they got away with demolishing a historical building .. ... I'm sure it could've been put to use in the same fashion as the former girls grammar school has been. To have demolished Holgate/ Barnsley Grammar is a crime.. cheers for uploading... saw my old house registration class room g12..or was it 11

WEIRD AS FUK WATCHING TRHIS AFTER 14 YEARS

Hello, My name is Myles Warwood and I'm an Assistant Producer on a brand new car show as part of ITV - I'm looking for a Rover P4 to film with and I understand from you've got one, be it a 105? Would you be able to e-mail me on [email protected] as I'd love to discuss your Rover with you as I'd love to feature it on our car show! Please do e-mail me as I'm on a very, very tight turn around on this. All the best, Myles

i bought this piano :)

First time I've heard this played on an organ, very good. What organ is this please.

Moz 93 shown above window at about 14 mins hehehe

Nice neat looking instrument.

So sad its gone ! I no linger live in Barnsley n wud have loved to come n visit it again,it had changed there was a lot more outer buildings on what used to b the playin fields,quite emotional watchin this

Aw nostalgia I loved this school!

What a beautiful tone on this pipe organ,hope all went well with its transfer ? still a shame it could not have stayed in this country.

Thanks, I loved watching this- and as Sam said , I would have also returned to the UK to visit it before it was demolished.

Thanks for the upload and so sad to hear that my old school has been demolished. Wished I could have visited on this open day - I would have travelled back for it.

So lovely hear another Albert Keates organ. I play one regularly at St Timothy's in Sheffield and the timbres are very pleasant.

We did save this lovely little organ. It's now stored in Eisenberg/Thurinigia (Germany) and we plan to refurbish it in our church. Can anyone get me some more information on that instrument? Like: When exactly was is built? Have there been any alterations (specifications etc.)? What are the main problems that need repair? Please contact the Director of Church Music in Eisenberg: Philipp Popp ([email protected]). Thank you!

We did save this lovely little organ. It's now stored in Eisenberg/Thurinigia (Germany) and we plan to refurbish it in our church. Can anyone get me some more information on that instrument? Like: When exactly was is built? Have there been any alterations (specifications etc.)? What are the main problems that need repair? Please contact the Director of Church Music in Eisenberg: Philipp Popp ([email protected]). Thank you!

We did save this lovely little organ. It's now stored in Eisenberg/Thurinigia (Germany) and we plan to refurbish it in our church. Can anyone get me some more information on that instrument? Like: When exactly was is built? Have there been any alterations (specifications etc.)? What are the main problems that need repair? Please contact the Director of Church Music in Eisenberg: Philipp Popp ([email protected]). Thank you!

Nice version well played

Yep! Kingstone Barnsley ;)

Was a very good school 05-10

Looks/sounds like Barnsley to me.

The old chap you're giving a lift to is priceless. "Right t'club door!" Brilliant. Can we have more of HIM, please? Actually, I love P4's and thanks for posting. Also reminds of the many years I lived in West Yorkshire - by that I mean the many trips across the Pennines!

Great! Mine cost more than it's worth to rebuild the rotten underneath; (so few around you have to work with what you got) looks great now. Has done 120,000 miles and still has original engine and autobox. Will be on display at NEC this November. Post pics of your car?

I have one of these and absolutely love it. Bright red and Yes, she has been smoked in!