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They sound amazing the clock tower looks similar to the one at Manchester town hall

This is a tour video of the building.

Another good set again Stephen, whoever designed that monster over the Rail Station wants his head banging against a wall.

would like to see more of Brambles farm estate, my father born there many moons ago before moving to Derbyshire (but always a peripatetic builder and so forever on the move until he finally went on the railway before passing in the nineteen nineties,), but have only ever seen this one picture, otherwise have to use my fancy and imagine him visiting some of these places.

to think i used to live in one of the houses at 0:44, this is legit the first images ive seen of them. you've done a service in just reminding me of them, cheers mate.

Half off it, I do remember because I use to live in North ormesby , that's where I grow up, But didn't know about the chapel round the corner

Thank you for your time and effort into making theses... some of theses magnificent buildings should have NEVER BEEN DEMOLISHED........

Bloody fantastic

Sad times.😢 fabulous buildings been demolished. Great historical clips 👏

Same by ours boss pubs always packed out full of good lads closed down then pulled down by the council,so people can't socialise locally and are pushed towards the town centre for a bevvy.just a way of breaking up strong communities.

Is there any material for sale eg books etc. We left the Borough in 1981 so I would love to be able to purchase these things for my grandchildren.

Amazing mate! X

Thank you for your awesome videos, i was born in Consett, lived in Billingham but went to St Marys College in Middlesbrough. when ever i get home i always have a drive to the transporter bridge as its an amazing sight.

Thank you Stephen

Thank you Stephen, all a long time ago.

I love Middlesbrough me

Great work love all of it

The tile work on the side of the Swedish mission church…..as soon as I saw the first photo I knew I recognised it. To see it’s still there and realise why I recognise it…..even though I could never imagine where I’ve seen it unless I was told. ❤

I remember as a kid the green tiles on the masham hotel. I was born in 1980 and I’m pretty sure when I was really little there would be people drinking there? Not sure when it closed? Can remember it turning into a shop of some kind, eventually a JD sports, not sure what it is now, but I always remember being glad that over the years whoever was in there kept the tiles. It’s basically my first memory of history being preserved.

3:44. Dovecote salerooms. Not in the Linthorpe road spot I remember as a kid. But they did the best whistling air bomb rockets around fireworks night, and they were only £1 for 10 if I remember correctly. They were made of plastic and the bang they gave off was 10x louder than a standard banger…..and they were £2 for 10. Pretty lucky none of lost a hand never mind a finger. What a blast from the past. ❤

To the maker of these videos. I don’t suppose you have any old photos of swans corner roundabout at the top of ormesby bank? Or the the houses where the yellow lines are painted on the dual carriageway coming back from guisborough? Or guisborough road Nunthorpe? Thanks for the content. ❤

Why is it so heart warming to see old pictures of places you know today? I so wish google street view had been invented 100 years ago. I’m paused only 17 seconds in, on a photo of Marton…..and instantly feel I recognise it. Even though the foreground buildings are gone now, the houses in the distance are still there if I’m not mistaken, and are between the Ruds arms and the church on Marton road? With the closest buildings being where the ruds is now albeit more set back. I have no idea why I love seeing these old pictures so much but I do.

Thank you so many memories from the late 70s and the pubs I’ve had a beer in great times for me.

Brought tears to my eyes How middlesbrough has changed and lost alot of historic pubs and clubs .wow its heartbreaking. Once again beautiful video to keep those Middlesbrough memories alive .......UTB n god bless

Well done this video is beautiful The brambles farm The old vic The raglan The red rose The white rose The Shakespeare The masham Ayresome park pub In off the park in the linthorpe village My god this brings back some amazing memories and friendship groups .❤ love this video thank you UTB

Me mutha was Middlesbrough Welsh -Williams Like eh!

Absolute vandalism, pulling down the Stewart Park conservatory.

Very well managed with the video , shame the towns become such a bad place

Rosses Borough Road is closing. This must be the oldest existing shop in our town Ant p

As good as ever. Cheers Stephen.

Another stirring video Stephen, always evoking memories. Keep the great work up !

Brilliant as always!!

Thank you 🙏

Zetland rd not street ,sorry to be pedantic

It’s disgraceful the amount of iconic Victorian buildings in the town that have been demolished.

I wonder how many great pubs you can add to that list over the past 11 months? When Middlesbrough was Middlesbrough. How sad to see The state of the place now. Breaks my heart 😪

Some of those hotels and pubs were magnificent buildings, looked better than many a town hall, and to be demolished is heartbreaking, the one in Linthorpe that got bombed had been beautiful. And then theres the other end some right seedy dumps but popular none the less, l used to go to the Star And Garter met some nice girls there and some who weren't as nice lol. 66 years old nearly 67, we loved going down the Boro from our market town, it was like going to las vegas compared to our quiet little places, in one of our streets was a pub that was basically an old house with its two rooms made into a bar The Miners Arms, chock full tho, mostly old men in gaberdine macs, flat caps mufflers fingerless gloves, very much like Uncle Mort, tables covered in ash trays n glasses, Wills Whiffs cigars, pipes, Capstan Full Strength fags, Babycham bottles for the odd lady, Newcastle Brown ale bottle always with a half glass, Guiness was good for you ( not 10 pints tho as l found out at 16 especially with a few packets of peanuts, many a pebble dashing job l did lol ) Whitbread Big Head Trophy Bitter The Pint That Thinks Its A Quart, Double Maxim, Forest Brown, l personally loved Youngers Tartan beer a lovely tang to it, then we went all modern with Lager and lime touches. Tried American beer Colt 45 in cans was great but the draught stuff was horrible. Hardened drinkers in the lady departments supped Barley Wine powerful stuff some of my mates who were big boozers would drink a couple of pints of it filling their glasses from the little bottles could be expensive but they got drunk quicker, not for me tho l couldn't stand the smell or taste of it it tasted thick like a syrup it was so strong. Worthington & Bass, The first lager l tasted was Carling Black Label and its the only one l liked but that changed too, l gave up drinking 21,years ago partly due to a medical condition of Vertigo an inner ear problem that affected my balance, and l would get seriouly dizzy and ill so l had to stop, was surprised by how much l haven't missed it l was never as big a drinker as my best mates but l did like a few 5 or 6 pints over about 4 and a half hours just kept me right side of tipsy, anymore and id be sick and have long hangovers, now if im invited to weddings, birthdays etc l will have a few pints but I've not been to a celebration for about 10 years now. But l loved the pubs especially in boro it was always exciting to me, met a lot of girls who liked my accent even tho we were only from 9 miles away we are more Yorkshire than towny lol, they thought we sounded posh good grief 😂 Its sad how many realpubs have vanished its even sadder how many characters have vanished too, every pub had its own character or characters who could get people laughing and joking, hardly see any of the old gadgies we used to see real old men in grey or black suits with enormous ear lobes and huge conks red and pitted with pockmark holes, they had been in wars and national service and didnt give a fig about anything. All gone now, heaven knows what they would have made of all the nonesense about now thats taken seriously. Life changes but not for the better id say

I never see or hear mention of the marquis of granby, used to drink there in my younger days

The chimes sounded great and a mix up but good otherwise

Yes

Yes

No wonder this country has lost its moral compas... knocking down churches for car washes... despicable!!!

Amazing to see how bikes were left outside without any fear of them being nicked...how times have changed

A couple of things I notice in all of these great videos... 1. Beautiful old, solid buildings with character being replaced with flat, soleless concrete blocks. 2. Not many folk from the Windrush era and the likes of...

Great pubs all of them - brings back great memories- i think i must of been in almost 75% of them. I used to work on the door of a night club called the Marimba in 1961 which was terrific it got me a job in the oil industry and i ended up in Texas where i still am - the North Riding used to have lunchtime variety bandbox where if u got up and sang u got a free pint those were the good old days i feel sorry for the youngsters today stuck in their rooms with iphone for company

Great pics brings back loads of menories

Worked there for 25 yrs at Reed Millican the glass merchants [latterly Elders Walker Millica Kings road, behind the Buckaneer [the buck!!] & Lortons Bookies on the corner. happy times alas long gone.

Parliament Road image speaks unholy volumes Ant p😢

Thanks Stephen and for all it's worth I'm still sharing your message with the taxi faring people of Teesside Ant p

Impeccable photo matching. I wonder what these places look like in 2024?