Flat faced trolleys stealing down the dead straight miles - P Larkin

Omg this is making me feel very old. This is one of my first recollections watching the trolley buses going down Princess Avenue from my pushchair. I must have been on that No.62 many times, and others. Bladons, Zernys, Asbestos and all the other shops there I can hear my mum saying 'we're just going to pop in here for a minute, shan't be long'. Please someone turn that damn clock back 60 years.

Thanks for this. We would have taken the 63 when visiting relatives in the 1960s. The only UK trolleybuses I can remember using.

The good old day.

Wow the No.14 Bricknell Avenue with West Bulls' pub in the background!

idiotic music.

What's the music called

very good and nice music love the old buses better than today's shame no trolleys was kept all scraped but remember them well and the conductors we was on 63 rout there is still a trolley pole outside my sister in laws on Goddard ave chantlands ave end

very well put together like it thanks for shearing

lived in welbeck st in the early 50s...brings back good memories.

Like the Trolleybuses also the half cabs!

Dear Sir, would you please be so kind to inform me about the music in this brilliant presentation.

Brilliant presentation. I remember them so well and when I think of Holderness Road whern I was a child I think of the trolley buses. Such a shame they were scrapped for inferior modes of transport. Well done!!

Great video remember catching these buses in Hull and Metropolitans too usually from the avenues into the city centre and to Sutton too.

Great presentation, we loved riding on Hull's trolleybuses but in particular loved Hull's unique livery. Thanks so much, your video brought back many memories. I would be interested to know the make of the double deck buses you show with the unusual front radiator grilles? Are they Daimlers?

I really enjoyed your presentation, it brought back fond memories, lovely to see the pretty Hull colours. Although female I have always liked buses (with a penchant for double-deckers) and my sisters and I loved riding on the trolleys. It was such a shame they were discarded, they would be so welcome in today's noisy and polluted cities.

once again great whens part 3 coming lol

very good !!!!

yes one nice vidio have put on my hull in vidio page thanks for posting nick cox old hull photographs

Eastern Coach Works produced some class vehicles but Charles Roe takes the trophy for giving Hull Corporation a real identity. The Charles Roe factory in Leeds still produces buses but they are all Optaire. Buses with no character I'm affraid. but top marks for a great video here. Theres a fair few I don't have in my photo collection.

Smashing video. From the times when it cost 4p from STAGE Courtland Road to Fairfax Avenue for kids on the old 15C. So glad that TKH 270H is restored. I heard a rumour that Britbus have this on their list for a 76/1 model in Charles Roe chassis. But comissioning models is very expensive.

Whats the song mostyn??

just keeps getting better and better,great to see the changes in Hull over the years,great choice of music on all your videos.like the self portrait outside cott rd

excellent video morph,hope you are keeping well,lisa sends her regards,miss the good old days at central,atlants,dominators,metros,scanias,old and new version

Great video metro morph,keep up the great work

great video Paul,great memories,from an ex garage detailer,now train driver,guess who??

Brilliant pictures Paul!!