Memories of a Lambeth Boy

[@PaulWalshp-wx4in]

My old man brought up in Black Prince Road happy memories visiting my Nan loved it visiting The Cut sarsperilla RIP Nan and Dad 👌👌👌

[@terryomara9403]

What a wonderful story

[@kimlakkides770]

I absolutely loved this and actually made me emotional as it’s a wonderful video for your family to remember the past . My Great Grandparents came from Lambeth so this gave me a real sense of what it was like living there at that time .Thank you 😊

[@janelewisartist]

@@kimlakkides770 I'm so glad that you enjoyed it and could relate to the Lambeth of that time. I'll always be thankful that I captured some of my dad's memories in these recordings.

[@janholton6421]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@JHurt-yj6ts]

I enjoyed watching this video. A very interesting story, and I can relate to this area of Lambeth, because my family and I grew up in and around Lambeth Walk. I've been all over the world, but, Lambeth was the best place where I enjoyed living. People were friendly, it was a safe place to live, we didn't need social media in those days, crime was low.

[@janelewisartist]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JHurt-yj6ts]

@@janelewisartist Thank you, for acknowledging my comment about your video. Your story of your Dad was very interesting. Cheers!

[@MrMickleover]

My Dad used to go sea fishing with Charlie Palladino. Dad was born in Goda Street (not there now)

[@rosenamarshall5502]

Lovely film . If only my mum was here to see it she no doubt knew your family , she grew up in Ethelred St she was born 1917 .Her mother and sister got killed in the Balham tube bombing in WW2 I can imagine your family would have arranged their funerals . My mum also went to Lollards St school . My Dad worked in his brothers fish shop in Lambeth wAlk Marshalls . My mums maiden name was Lyle a family of 6 girls .

[@janelewisartist]

So sorry to hear about the bombing tragedy. My great grandfather the undertaker was retired by the second world war, and the family didn't carry on the business. I never knew who took it over.

[@PaulWalshp-wx4in]

Couldn't afford the seaside Dad used the Thames when the tide was out 👌👌👌