My mum lived in Battersea a hundred years ago.

Great video. Shocked at the way some areas have gone down hill. Now living in NZ for the past 30+ years, these areas were not like that when I lived in Oxford.

Lovely song who.singing please

Rudmans fishmonger putney high St Love to.have picture

The fire engine was remade by the MoD Firefighter in RAF Halton, the aircraft in Halton was a army training in 1911 in the estate this ground is next to RAF Police section

Lovely video of much happier times. I've lived in Aylesbury since 2006. We have evidently lost so much. But you only miss things once they are gone. As with many towns, we now are a segregated community with conflicting aspirations. I don't believe we will ever again have a strong sense of community.

Hi my dad worked at the vineyard garage on ricmond hill do you have any old photos of this he would be SO happy if any found

I know Shillington St very well I was born in Wayford in 56 My sister born 49 Remember those prefabs very well

A lot of 'Oxford' has been cleared away since the mid-'60s when I arrived there. One "casualty" was the St. Ebbes area, classed as a 'slum' (which it wasn't) and erased that it could be lucratively 'redeveloped'. Many of the stores, big and small, have bitten the dust.

Old love old photos and especially railway photos, i find it sad than many lines that were so well engineered by Victorians were destroyed especially during the beeching era.

I was a lighterman, and a stevedore before it all closed down, the best of times for me .

It breaks my heart to see these images and compare them to what we have today... Mass, unwarranted, unwanted, and unjustifiable immigration has all but destroyed the fabric of society as we knew it.....

Everything looks so clean and uncluttered. I love old photos. Thank you for posting this 😊

My Grannys people here (Merton and Morden) back to the 18th century when all rural villages.Last of her family still there to 2000 ish.

Bravo Jason. Beautiful.

very poor photos, not your fault, just hard to find good photos.

What a lovely time that was, everthing looks at its best with no cars to speak of and the houses looking really nice and the roads are clean, what a time to live then.

The Queens Arms Oxford photo. Wow I can say I had a pint 🍺 of best bitter there in the early 70s. Don’t think it exists today

Made me cry. How beautiful was our London once.😢😢😢

@Baskerville22 I just wonder why they want to destroy everything in this country and yours. What is their motive. It's said people look back at the past with rose tinted glasses. But I think yes we have gained much but also lost many things.

Save me a space in your time machine will you

Your choice of accompanying music is superb

Stunningly real photos . I can’t help but wonder if I’m related to anyone featured 🥰

thank you so much - a lot of the town still recognisable.

boring

British culture---long gone. Thankyou for the video.

Love your work but your panning is to short, what's the hurry?

All domestic architecture should have stopped at the design of Edwardian.

I queued up in market sqare to pay on night to see Quuen... ANDY AND i were the last 2 ticketless to get in... what a night!

What is now the Trenchard Museum is shown at 7:16, with the parade ground there but no 3 storey barracks blocks yet built.

London before it was ruined by mass migration will always be one of the saddest realities of modern age.

Our wonderful country when the religion was mainly Christianity and English was our main language.LOVELY PICTURE MONTAGE. MANY THANKS 😊😊😊😊😊

Thank you . This brought back happy memories from the 1960s when I had a girlfriend who lived just off Rose Hill. Greetings from an ex-pat living in the Philippines❤❤❤❤❤

Hi Jason thanks for sharing these lovely scenes from a gone by era have you any of the shops in Sheen near Waitroise in the sixties? Great music by the way

Great picture of days gone by. Just wondered where exactly this bridge is. Born and bred Tring but my mother and father moved out of the area in the seventies. Loved those times very much so many happy memories

Nothing like a double decker tram

Thanks for sharing

thankyou....so many memories!

Seems a much better time

Born and bred in Morden and Sutton (now in Devon) and what memories, especially seeing again the beautiful (demolished) Angel Bridge (over the Angel Hill road, Rosehill to Sutton). Recognised many of the buildings in these photos. Great, thank you.

Wonderful memories. Pity the streets weren't named. I am sure I saw my old cottage in Frogmore Street but can't be sure.

It is oh so different now . Such a shame .😢

Thank you for these pictures. My family lived in and around High Wycombe for many generations. I grew up there and remember sailing boats on the pool on the edge of the Rye recreation ground. I loved going to the playground with the large slide and the plank swing. Those days you could really hurt yourself if you did not respect the equipment. Great times.

This is really great Jason - by any chance do you have anything specific to West Norwood, Gipsy Hill, Tulse Hill?

Never forget what they took from you and what they replaced it with.

Wtf anyone can do this

video not naming any streets

Born in Aylesbury 1976, a lot of my family still live there, I was trying to see if my Nan Marjorie Hart RIP was in any of them 😢 or any of my Abrahams cousins were there, anyway an absolutely amazing video, thank you 🥹

Aylesbury Carnival was a great day.

Not an IPAD or smartphone anywhere.