Old Dalmarnock on Film - GDODDF2020

[@bobbycaldwell4132]

Looking at this makes my heart ache for my Dalmarnock , amazing place amazing people

[@mac-vl4ib]

God sake a went there boys brigade an Church stayed ardenlee st and Springfield school seen some family in film great thanks

[@cyclesgoff9768]

A remarkable archive. It took me straight back to the 60ies. Thanks for uploading.

[@Beetfly]

Loved this.. Looked in the mid 60's just before I was born. Loved it for the record of the old church. It was an amazing building. It was a sad thing to watch when they tore it down. Couldn't name people but I know a few of the family would be able to.

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[@johnthomson6237]

27:22, 3-5-7 and no 9 millerfield place (on the right hand side). I lived in no 7 til it was knocked down and moved to no 5 after. Loved the place. Family was Thomson, mum and dad was Mary and John, gran and granda was Margaret and Jackie

[@Billymac541]

grew up in the area, lived in sunnybank st and summerfield st.. saw the opening of the bingo hall, must have been 9 or 10 at the time.. Pat Pheonix the actress [elsie tanner] cut the ribbon

[@johncameron1849]

i enjoyed looking back at my past named a few people in the film

[@jackiemaceira3771]

I lived in Strathclyde Street no 38 loved it

[@harryblack5041]

Do we know what became of the aspiring film makers?

[@bobbycaldwell4132]

Rev Gordon Strachan took these films of a bustling Dalmarnock