ELLESMERE PORT PHOTOS PART 1 

Appreciate this video...alot of effort has gone into compiling these images. Love learning new things about my home town heritage....it made me very nostalgic too!!!

Brilliant thankyou.

Fantastic photos of THE PORT .... Great reminders .. Thanks.

Loved this thank you. At the very end, entitled Audrey Doyle and friends - yes there I am, the previous Audrey Doyle! I have an original newspaper cutting of us girls on our evening out to see the Undertakers. First on the left (females) is Marlene Bellingham, then Carol Stokes, then me, then Margaret Jones who died very young, then Carol, Jane and Chris. I had a Saturday job at Littlewoods and we all worked there, either like me as a College Saturday worker, or full time. I still vividly remember that night at the Civic Hall as though it were yesterday.

Loved it thank you!

The picture of the Dock ladies bowling group, I think. My mother left front row.

Please slow it down , way too fast, enjoying this

Very good slide show with some lovely pictures but it should have been slower to enable viewers to actually read the comments and see the photos. Each clip should have been at least double the time if not a little more. Good anyway. 👍

The photo showing the pantomime and caption of "The Remo Four" is not correct. The group that played in this production was local group "Dale Roberts and the Jaywalkers". I was good friends with 'Dale Roberts" whose real name was George Roberts, he was a mechanic who worked at Offley Brothers in Whitby, plus lead guitarist was Dave Williams, another local lad who married June Pratt, I went to school with her at Sutton Secondary. The Remo Four were one of the top groups from Liverpool at that time, and coincidently the bass guitarist Phil ?, did go on later to play with the Remo Four.

Remember it well.

to fast !!!!!!!!