Memories of Wyke

A slideshow of photographs of Wyke 1850-1995.

[@janmargaret7972]

I lived in the Bottom Odd and my best friend Susan her mum and dad had the newsagents shop, Mr & Mrs Lacey. Very happy days. Really enjoyed this video thanks.

[@stevegannaway1787]

Thank you for this video. I just found my great grand mother's birth certificate and she was born in Wyke. I am thrilled to find this video to get an idea of where she walked.

[@Mikeemoo1000]

This is absolutely fantastic. I purchased a late victorian house on Green Lane last year (I think you can see it at 3:32) and I've been researching the history of the area. It's incredible to see these old photos. Great video!

[@keithnaylor1981]

Very good. Wish you could do it again showing some before and after photos so we can see what’s still standing.

[@leannbing7950]

where i was born and bred....used to be such a beautiful village. Such a tight knit community. salt of the earth people. and look at all the greenery/ its now a concrete jungle full of chavs. wish id have been born in 1901 as oppsoed to 1982

[@toniw1961]

My last name is Wyke and I didn't know it was a city! Lovely little town, I hope to visit there some day.

[@karenrawson898]

My late ex- husband came from Wyke , we did our dating in Wyke , Top Odd and Bottom Odd Pubs. Nice memories.

[@janmargaret7972]

I lived in the Bottom Odd in the sixties my dad was the landlord.

[@icyhxrveybtw4280]

There were the good old days

[@algsoul]

old pic of my shop 6.00/12.48 wyke shoe repairs

[@sasha17a]

Brilliant Stu, looked better back then than now pal haha, are you on that photo 77 at Shirley manor if so who was that teacher cant remember her

[@DodgersTrips]

At 10:40 Where was Halifax Row?

[@stevenbannon7508]

Hi stupot when’s next time your coming to footi

[@cobrakai470]

Full of knob heads now