this is great youtube content

What about the football stadium at York Road.

As an old Port Boy, i found this absolutely brilliant...thank you.

Madness ❤

great video i was born and raied there ,but moved to wales in 96 , aged 26 , the outlighings of the square by lewis brings back so many memorys of how me and mates used those ramps on our BMXs as teens and the rivicar baths where my mum used to take me in the hot summer of 76

WOW ! what a superb 3D reconstitution, make me think to a great layout model train, or a wargaming map ! like it so much, in more you put in advance this local part of U.K ! well done, many thanks for sharing : )

G'day to you, its great to see the Old Bands ,I wonder if they are still around? ps noticed the Guitarist has a very Famous name! Armadale West Aust.

LIVED THERE NOT MUCH TO REPORT Jimmy killen X

dock hotel was still there when i moved into Fleming street in1971. 1975 the M53 was opened in Ellesmere port

Amazing animated video. Thank you

Kudos on the splendid animations and historical commentary.

Love this, born and bred opposite the Flour Mills, went to rivicre baths most nights after school. When the town was special looking back. Little sea shore by the Boat House. Great days, and great film .

When the council cared about its residents

This is amazing im 51 born and bred here this is amazing. Thank you.

Peter Davison?

wow ! that was absolutely fantastic, great stuff thanks to all involved, brought back great memories of seeing a huge poo floating in Rivacre baths when i was a kid, if it was you now's your chance to admit your guilt in the comments

Excellent

I'm 91 yrs old, lived in Whitby from my birth in 1933. The early part of this fantastic animation transported me back to my childhood years up to 1948 when my family moved away. The level crossing and the cattle arch were a part of every day life. Shopping was "going down the port". I was delighted by the glimpse of the Pioneer office where the local newspaper was printed.and where I had a summer holiday job for pocket-money. Next door was The Queens Cinema, we kids called it the flea-pit - the Hippodrome cinema was our choice. Next door was The Majestic ballroom, and nearby the Carnegie lending library. The Rivacre Valley swimming pool was the centre of our summers. At one time, I could name all the shops from The Knot to Dock Street! I could go on ... Happy care-free days in spite of the air-raid sirens! Again, congratulations to the gifted team who produced this brilliant piece of work! I shall come back from time to time.

Can i ask what software was used to make this amazing film

This is superb. Thank you very much for posting it. 👏🏻

Beautifully animated and I learned a lot about where I grew up.

There’s something about the music you’ve chosen for this. I can’t stop laughing.

Amazing. I love the fact I can finally visualise the town my nan and grandad came to, where my mum and family have grown up, and what the town I was born into looked like in the past. Incredible work. Thank you all

👏👏👏👏👏 Excellent content.

Thank you for your creativity

Live there from 1966❤🎉

Absolutely brilliant, I wish something like this could be done for our town

Absolutely amazing. Many thanks to all those involved in bringing this to us. My husband was raised on Princes Road 1950-1970 and was thrilled to see this. His grandfather was born at #2 Porters Row. The Beatles appearance at Civic Hall brought out the story (again) of how he ended up chatting with them in the dressing rooms above/behind the stage.

It's crazy seeing how much the place I've lived in for all my nearly 18 years of living changed before I was even born. There's this odd sense of familiarity when I start seeing parts of the town I recognise that's been here for years.

This is absolutely brilliant. Thank you.

I found this fascinating! I have never been to the area, but something about the story, the graphics and the narration are very compelling. I had to watch it twice with many pauses for a look around. Thank you for the great video!

This is absolutely amasing, we moved to the Port iñ 1965 and it was the best place ever we loved it. Just like I was there again thanks you so much.

Very good slide show with some lovely pictures but it should have been slower to enable viewers to actually read the comments and see the photos. Each clip should have been at least double the time if not a little more. Good anyway. 👍

Loved this! Brought back so many of the good memories I have of the port. Born there in 1968 but live in the US now. Will always have so many happy memories of this place. Well done!😊

Brilliant video very informative If you go to rivica valley on a wet day and stand where the baths were you can still smell the chloride used in the water

We as school kids had to go to the rivacre baths for swimming lessons, it was always freezing cold, one day it was 5 c but we still had to get in, the teacher was a Major Hunt, no guess for what he was called! on other days when finished and shaking like leaves we would get a bovril from the machine and burn our hands from shaking so much. ( Kevin Reynolds )

Amazing video. Seeing the old town square with Lewis’, Woolworths and Littlewoods brought the childhood memories flooding back.

Fine work to everyone involved!

A brilliant production and very well done to all concerned. I was born in the 'Port in July 1954 on Pooltown Rd. and lived in the area including Great Sutton until emigrating to France in 2005. Lots of happy memories of living & working in the 'Port. Many thanks to all for your hard work. I went to Pooltown Junior School and we went to Rivacre Baths for swimming lessons. The water was always so damn cold that, by the time I got in, everyone else was getting out. I still can't swim! Cheers!

great work well done

What a brilliant video.

Many memories came back after watching, I have lived in the port since 1964. Very well put together vid

I am from Liverpool but really enjoyed that. I used to visit Riveacre baths as a kid. I hope Ellesmere Port does well in the future. Out of interest, will the film makers be doing similar animations for other towns and cities?

Great video

Beautifully produced animation of the place I was born in and still live. However, it was saddening to see how many houses and places of historical interest, have been needlessly demolished to make way for expansion and so-called urban improvements. The demolition of The Boat House Tavern, in particular, was to my mind nothing less than an act of vandalism, by town planners, who clearly could not have cared less, about Elleereere Port's history and heritage. Quite shameful when you think about it!

Wow. So nice to see the visual history of the town. Ty.

My Dad was a lorry driver and worked out of the “Cawoods” container base in the eighties and I was always in there with him,always loved the docks in the Port and it always makes me feel nostalgic going past on the M53

I am proud to say that I am from Ellesmere Port and have seen many of these changes. I went to Our Lady 's school, I remember many a Saturday at the Queen's picture house. Later, I worked as a window dresser for Tolls, then the Co-op. Lovely to see the town's history. Thank you!😢

Absolutely fantastic . Thank you

What a fabulous video and place EP and its surrounding villages are. Thank you for capturing the journey so very well