Paisley past and present.

[@Kal-ir9ze]

Stunning. To have a Time Machine

[@steveclarke8169]

Very well done. Thank you.

[@russbringhurst9972]

Best Now & Then video I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

[@normanchristie4524]

I had an aunt who lived in Barshaw so My sister and I spent many happy days exploring Paisley in the 1950s.

[@andyhughes5885]

Thank you for posting this way, old, new and old again, its just like having 2 separate photos beside you.

[@user-cm9lz1rn3w]

Paisley was a smashing wee toon with a real buzz about it, it's a shame what's happened to it.

[@juliemcmeekin2095]

very good i was born in paisley 1951 and left in 1979 you dont see many pictures of the old jail and of the theatre i can remember them and as a little boy going to the theatre. i can remember i could park my motor bike outside woolworths in the high street. i used to sell the evening times outside the regal pictures on a friday after school and on a saturday at the west end bingo yes it was different then. do you remember we had two tramps then yes only two no homeless they were one called Bing and the other sammy barr the were no trouble and were happy . now you cant move for homeless people. look forward to some more thanks.

[@brijones]

my mothers town before they left for england

[@colboysigmax]

Makes me so sad and angry at what successive local councils (Labour and SNP) have destroyed much of Paisley's architecture, economy and REAL vibrancy that it used to have...

[@robertcorbett8331]

There was a lot less people back then but a lot more life……if you know what I mean.

[@Sylvia-cc5xt]

I wish. It was still the past because paisley is now a complete dirty and horrible place to stay. No shops etc just a dirty town