Scotland in the 1960's

[@hujjesb]

This is where my dad took us back in the 60s in our Austin 1100 .. wonderful days

[@syncrosimon]

Thanks for sharing🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@recoveringscot3587]

The date of this film is Aug-Sept 1965. The three clues are the Forth Road Bridge (opened for business 4th September 1964) (07:33) and the two art galleries on the Mound (both having been cleaned by Aug-Sept. 1964.) (08:13). However the clinching clue is the half-built building on Princes Street (just to the right (east) of Frederick Street) which was at this stage of construction in autumn 1965, being completed by summer 1966 (08:10).

[@HomeMovieTimeWarp]

Thanks for the details, much appreciated 👍

[@tonypaddler]

Thank you very much for this video 🙂👍

[@Boithefirst225]

Just what i need for my presentation! Thank you so much!!!:)

[@dongil123]

Very well put together thank you.

[@norbertholstein2604]

The two lads at the start, looked like they were playing "knifey". 😂😂😂

[@andycalvia]

Can we go back to that era? A Scotland that isn't a bitter and divided, litter and graffiti strewn cesspit that it is today.

[@riklangham6739]

OCH , all those BRIT cars , I mind the clothes and hairstyles . I can smell and taste it ….. THANKS PAL , MUCH APPRECIATED , STAY WELL . ( I'VE SUBBED YER ) .

[@maryclynch9356]

Notice, no litter !

[@muttlee9195]

No McDonald’s etc

[@lindaj5492]

0:30+ Looks like those kids are playing “knifie” - oh, those were the days, when we could play in the fresh air with pointy sharp objects 😬 05:39 Dounreay nuclear power station?

[@esteponabhoy7560]

dounreay

[@tonymacaroni133]

You always get a unionist making derogatory comments on films like this. Can’t help themselves.

[@Puffball-ll1ly]

What are you on about?

[@KaiColloquoun-gt7kw]

What rubbish.