I lived on nuttal street me family (mum, Dad, sisters, brother)we moved to near Chester when me dad got a job at capenhurst ❤️👍.. even though i was only 5 when we moved i remembered a lot about our street and the characters the local tramp (i know) was named by the kids captain birds eye for obvious reasons i remember the little fire station around the way and me mum taking me to Kwik saves (kwikky)👍..and of course i do remember through a childs eyes the people that lived on our street like one of me sisters friends she was called Evee and 1 other thing the police cars where little mini's 😆😆👌lots of strong memories ooh days out to ainsdale ❤️..

Jeff forgot to mention other day was watching your video about princes road from 2022 you mentioned about Princes Park did you know both Birkenhead Park and Princes Park where both designed by the same person Joseph Paxton. I know you don’t do Wirral but thought I’d let you know there putting a bid in for Birkenhead Park to get world Heritage Status of course Central Park in New York is based on Birkenhead Park. Look forward to more soon Jeff.

The Liverpool Corporation got us allout slyly. Just to modernise flats & then put Students in them!we we're all displaced.Whata rotten to the core lot!all about money!

The GREAT JACK JONES comes from under the bridge, just reading his book called UNION MAN, some fella he really was ! oh its all getting Gentrified eventually the land by the old weaver industrial estate.

Great video Jeff. Thanks

As a Beatle fan from NY I always enjoy your trips around Liverpool. I remember hearing Penny Lane when it was released and I would daydream about it, lol. I only got to spend a day there but we did pack in alot.

Hi Jeff, I just found this video about two years ago great one 👍

Great update as always Jeff so glad your doing these as I said my dads family where all from under the bridge in Garston.

Hi Jeff, as you said, there's not much going on down there, and l wonder if any of your subscribers know what is happening with that massive area as they cleared the site ready for something thanks for sharing your video 👍

You should be ashamed of this miserable depressing craphole.

A Liverpool football player (Aldridge?) was brought up just around the corner from Banks Road (by the tannery). Even when his son made it ‘big’, old man Aldridge refused to move and so his son transformed the 2up-2 down into like something out of ‘Dallas’- all gold and mirrors (I installed a bathroom suite there that was worth more than the (rented) house).

Remember my friend taking me to see quarry bank school great memories

You mention a record shop, I think it was called Gulley's and also sold Model Kits. Great shop I spent a lot of time in there as a kid.

The bottom of king street and entrance to blackburne st,has only been closed off for about 1 year,at the request of ineos i believe.

Hi in 1947 My grandma Mrs E Burke lived at Rydal Mount corner of Woolton St and Speke Rd. She had the keys to the Hall. I was 7 yrs old. Remember standing at bottom of staircase. The occasion was her son, my uncle was visiting from the US. The men including my Dad stood somewhere on the roof to see the view towards Widnes etc. There was a cottage/lodge up lhs path up thro the metal gate where u took a shot. I remember puppies in a box by the fireplace. Grandma was born on 1869. Im nrly 85.

My grandad Mac (James McGann) used to go to the woodcutters for his whiskey Mac. My dad Jim McGann grew up in 23 York way, with his sister Norah and his mum and dad. He went to banks Rd school then Quarry Bank in the year before Lennon. I live in Melbourne Australia now but get over whenever I can .

I lived in Lucania street after I was born

Jeff another thing did you ever hear about the World War Two bomb being dropped and landing in the big gas tank. My gran always told me about it when she was here. She said a man by the name of Harold Newgass who was to do with sorting out bombs went into the gas tank and got it out and sorted it. Had the bomb gone off the whole of the gass works would have been destroyed including most of the surrounding area of Garston. Thought I’d mention that.

We used to visit Garston Market. It must have been after school. Was it every Friday? We used to walk from Hunts Cross along a path which led through a railway goods yard opposite the airport.

Hi what's it like living there, Jeff and are there plenty of walks, I have dogs.

お化けが出る建物だと聞いて検索してみたら、素敵な動画で魅了されてしまい、私の怖さへの興味は何処かへ行ってしまいました。

I worked in the Window Lane area and King Street as a Council Joiner over 54 years ago based at Springwood Depot in Mather Ave - a lot of lovely people

I grew up in Garston went to school there i left garston when i got married in 1969

Hi Jeff the land behind the fence is very heavily polluted with by products from the Gas works. That problem would have to be resolved before any planning permission granted.

Great👍

Thank you for the informative tour.

The money London gets in a year, could start rejuvenating northern cities.

As an expat (left Liverpool in 70’s but it has never left me) I really value Jeff’s videos. Some channels seem intent on showcasing Liverpool’s worst areas and the comments are often from those who have bought into a certain populist political ideology. Certainly show ‘warts an all’ but dont forget the other stories and rich history. Never really knew the Garston area but my remaining Liverpool ‘family’ are all in that area. Thanks Jeff. Glad you are back fit and well.

Fascinating video. Thank you Jeff.

Another great one Jeff that’s where my dads side of the family are all from. Great update.

I knew Window Lane because my mother worked at Larson's Tobacconists. I also know a few interesting facts because my hobby is constructing family trees. I discovered a murder at the dock end of Window Lane had taken place in Victorian times with the perpetrator being a relative of the chap whose tree I was doing. In WW2 a chap received the George Cross in connection with the gas works. Let's see what you can find Jeff.... My favourite place was the Garston tram sheds...

All the side streets are cities with cathedrals, but York has a Minster so I may be wrong, never been down these streets, remember the gas works, swam my childhood at Garston Baths (also gone).

My brother in law lived in Saunby Street and moved south with my sister in mid 80s. I have sent him this. Hi Jim. Thanks Jeff.

Hi Jeff l pleased your doing the last two videos Garston under the bridge l might have mentioned before l moving in th the area very soon and enjoying looking around the area,especially the old photos,would you consider doing a little video on Blackburn Street lot's of demolishing gone on but nothing else thanks 👍

Going 'under the bridge' - Brave man, thoughts and prayers going out to you.

I remember playing around there when i was a kid. My great grandmother lived on Raglan Street. The tanyard used to stink in them days. My nan worked in the bobbin works at the bottom of Window Lane.

What a wonderful time l had in Garston growing up XXX

Great video Geoff. Thanks

Nothing to see on Window lane, Garston was allowed to deteriorate especially this part.

I used to deliver to the hall in the late 70’s early 80’s the owner was a great guy john i think he did weddings and had a double decker bus i wonder what happened to the family sad to see it the way it’s now.

Jeff ... you made me laugh when you said "this is the Industrial side" of Window Lane ... I would have said "De-industrial"

Alright Jeff...The Liverpool comedian and game show host Les Dennis lived on Chesterton Street, and also appeared at The Woodcutters club....back in his early days....👍🏻

Jeff….🎉💥👍🫵🏻

Hi Jeff, I think the Woodcutters has now closed down, I remember going into the club many years ago to fix the PA (sound system) for them and the compare was called Nobbie who I was told he has passed away, sad news he was a lovely man. Yes you were correct people like Tony Christie and lots of well known 70's bands played there over many good years, take care and keep up the good work please. Regards Dave Fletcher. 😀😀(old Gateacre Comp boy)

I knew Garston well in the 60' and 70's but not this part it was run down then but not as bad as it is now, crap everywhere, such a shame.

Hi Jeff, Thanks for sharing this one. It's such a shame to see the industrial part of Window Lane looking so neglected, and hopefully, it improves soon lots of new buildings going on so that is good for the areas 👍

I used to get the 500 bus from Walton to Garston in the 1960’s to go to the Ford’s social club that was on Window Lane. I used to go there to a Judo club that was held on a Sunday afternoon and one evening during the week. The mat was laid out in the middle of a large room surrounded by tables with people drinking their beer. Thinking about it now this was bloody dangerous as you had to be careful not to be thrown off the mat and landing on the tables 😅. Don’t recognise the Lane at all today… 🤓👍

Miserable depressing shithole.

Cheers Jeff yeah my gran always said how busy it was you could shop then on your own doorstep.

I remember Window lane being a bustling busy community area, shame to see it now.