Yes great video. We lived at 41Bellville Street and my sisters and I attended Bellville Street school. Emigrated in 1952 when I was 10 years old.

The Smillie Street shops consisted of the Cooperative, Duncan’s newspaper shop, Langtree,s Sheridan the butchers and Zanoni,s fish and chip shop. Cantata,s was at the Laburnum Street sops. I lived at 4 Irwin Street then 6 Keir Hardie Street. I remember you very well and I hope you’re well.

Thank you for the memories x

Seen any KANE'S still there?

Sharon's I😢 Family reunion next year. Hey girl 👋 Missing you all the time.❤

My old home. Nice place and great people and old Friends.. Missing it.

Maybe I should go back to Scotland..

Although am from Dunoon lovely memories in these photos of Greenock .Broke my heart when the took crane down at Lithgows

Thank god you got the municipal building in again i was getting worried

I'm 66 lived at 20 Bell Street went to St mungos.

Great old memories

It's great to watch these old gibshill pictures uncle Billy

There great video s uncle Billy

Probably steaming drunk as usual 🍷🍾🍺🍹🍸

No chance will those three in the video will ever win the Voice,Britain's got talent or the X Factor not with that awful and atrocious and pathetic singing terrible trio singing out of tune who let the cat out.

14.12 - my primary class school photo..!! It was Greenock music festival town hall...circa1966...teacher in middle Miss Young....St, Mungos. Im front left knitted white hairband..!!!!

High street brought back memories...my dad worked at Bodega bar.....after a day in the yards....tough times and proud parents who didnt claim benefits. Raised in Gibbshill.

Happy memory ofgreenoch

My mum was born in Manse Lane, Greenock. She used to tell me lots of stories about Greenock. She was a young girl in the Greenock blitz and had some vivid memories of it. A river of burning whisky flowing down Ingleston Street was one. Another was watching a ship sink from her school window - St Columbas in Peat Road. Some of the stories were clearly things she had been told (Ingleston st.) rather than actually seen. Great video, mum would have loved this. She died last year and I wish I'd written down all her stories. xx

What a moving tribute. You obviously loved her very much. I'm sorry you lost her so suddenly 💔💐😢 You don't believe it when you're young, but life goes by in a flash.

Wonderful!

Love it!. A treasure trove!

Simply wonderful!.

Great videos love the music to

Great videos love the music

Love watching these video's brings back great memories of our childhood

Brilliant days 👍👍

Great pictures bring back great memories

Was born at 12 gibson st in 67 on grannies couch

Best wee toon

Young Gibby

They’ve killed my town. Once a beautiful place with beautiful people.

My goodness so many memories ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great memories! Loved the video

Some lovely pictures of my old Home Town. Thank you.

I passed Watt Place today and there were two abandoned supermarket trolleys against that wall. Luckily I have the trolleywise app that anyone can download from the app store and was able to photograph and report the trolleys. People from that company will come and pick them up in a few days. But there are people in Inverclyde that need to get a grip. Walking from just the Argos end of the oak mall to Delhi Deluxe restaurant past the fire station I actually found and reported six. There was also one dumped in Cathcart Square. And another on Cathcart Street that I actually pushed back over to Morrisons. People need to stop being so inconsiderate selfish and lazy and start caring about were they live and how it looks. It's a sad day when supermarkets actually have to pay people to come and collect these dumped left right and centre. Behaviour really needs to change.

Stupendous fotos the real Greenock. At the crane I cot the bus. St Mungos demolished, also noble auchendarroch st. View of town frae belllvilllle st cacceled by construction o skydscrapers. Foto o central west blackball st where at times I lived.😂 Complimenti con auguri, signore

Great video Billy Cheers from Western Canada Left in 1972, but have been back many time

The best video yet, so many great memories very well put together thank you

So many memories brought back to me, I'm 53 years old man , and I left greenock when I was 20 years old to see the world and make a life, I cried at this video not because it's a bad video but because I left a place I loved so much , that's something that happens when you fall out with your family, maybe one day I will return. But thankyou for putting up these videos the way I remember it was. E

I have thurly enjoyed this very interesting video, l knew some of the places that were on the video, - so many thanks to everyone who made this great video, l say well done.

...SWXXT MEMORIES!

Greenock 🙏❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The gibby was mint does bring back gd times lived 6 coban street..keenans pattersons well missed

Happy memories of the port and Greenock

Billy I've known you since you lived in 2 Irwin St I'm Mary Miller but you called me Mary Gilmour because I spent so much time at my aunty Sarah Gilmour's at 4 Irwin St

Absolutely BRILLIANT thats when we had a town to be proud of not the ghost town it is nowhere was all kinds if shops fron Charing Cross right along Cathcart Street to Campbell Street

my father was bobby ross 12 poplar street his mate was joe robbie

My grandparents on the Steamer at 9:58 in the video, gran with the 'black collared coat' and my granpa with the 'flat cap' behind her...lol

Wow