Around Greenock, Scotland..wmv 

Beautiful Billy... wish I could see someday... very beautiful... and so much history as well. Thank you for share with me here... May God bless, love, Dawn...

Born and bred in Greenock and it is part of me and who I am.I left in '73 but my memory is there. Catherine Meechan.

Thank you Maggie for sending this to me ! I have always wanted to see Greenock! His is a beautiful place ! I would love Togo there one day !

hi there i have been to greenock twice and i love it there so much verry soon i hope to back to greenock soon

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Your videos are brilliant Billy thank you

I left Greenock in 1967 and I miss it every day wish I had never left

Thank you for this video of my home town. Really enjoyed it.

I got a chance to see some the other videos, I had no idea Greenock incurred that much damage during the war. Thanks again, can't wait to see the city in person!

Glad you enjoyed my wee video, I still miss Greenock after all these years

I didn't have the chance to visit Greenock when I was in Scotland....but I did visit Govan...land of my grandfather :)

I left Greenock in 1957, although I go back 2/3 times a year, the town is not the same, we have the Greenock Mall, which is from Westburn St. to the Municiple Building, if your lucky there might be a Liner in at the deep ater berth at Princes Pier, I have driven around Greenock a few times, roads are gone which I knew, dead ends, mainly around Ann St and Roxburgh St, you will have great joy wandering around, have you looked at my other videos on here of Greenock.??

Very nice record of Greenock------very much like the soundtrack and how you've cut the visuals to it! Bill

I moved from Greenock years ago, but go back to visit 2/3 a year, nice to see the changes made, some not for the better.

Jane..I left in 1957 to join the army, spent 20 odd years in London, but I go back every year for a holiday

Hi Stephanie, I left Greenock 1957 to join the army, but go back every year, go to Gibshill 1940 1950 and read my blog........Thank you very much for your comment.

I worked in the Ship yards in Goven, in the 50's Martha, as a plumber

Your best bet is to go on the Gibshill site, there are lot's of people there who I know will help

Hi ..Greenock got well & truely battered during the war, I spent the war years in Poplar Street, Gibshill, if you want to go to my blog which is Gibshill 1940's 1950.s, you might find it a wee bit interesting, I'm still writing it, more to add then polish it up a bit

Hi to you....Hope you enjoyed my wee video

Sorry, the only Kane family I knew came from Gibshill way back in the 50's and she was called Margaret Kane, your best bet is to join the " GIBSHILL " site on facebook, they are a great bunch of people, I bet one of them will know

Hi Billy, great video! I will be coming from Canada to visit Greenock in October with my wife; it is the birthplace of my grandmother. I was wondering if you could possibly recommend any main attractions to see while in the city? Thanks kindly.

Billy Would you happen to know the where abouts of The Kane Family Mick,Catherine,Mike,Karen, Norman, James or any one who can Help me Find some one?Last I Knew And That was a ways back They lived by Berwick Rd

Sorry Ive seemed to have miss your " Hi " so sorry.

I live in greenock

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