High Street Tooting (1960-1969)

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High street back projection. Tooting area, London.
Three quarter back projection shot looking out of back near side car window as it drives through high street during day. At one point the car slows down opposite a street sign - "High Street Colliers Wood SW.19". Shots of residential areas as the car passes through.
FILM ID:3273.13
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12 апр 2014

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Комментарии : 18

@chimppansy 9 лет назад

Yes, there is no Tooting in this film, however it is still an amazing step back into the past especially for me as I am familiar with the area shown. Thank you for posting.

@lenwaterman5691 10 лет назад

Why is this called High Street Tooting? It runs from South Wimbledon through Colliers Wood High Street (signposted), then the film runs out before they get to Tooting. Three (or four) times!

@missclarestube 4 года назад

exactly what I was thinking.

@chazzer56 3 года назад

The very last yellow painted shop on this run is C.L. ENGINEERING, just past Aldis Street Tooting. According to Google maps the same building is today occupied by a Party Shop. I remember the engineering shop were a great help for motor alternators and the like. Very good friendly service.

@gary23jag 2 года назад

I remember CL engineering, you had to climb over the ‘stock’ to get to the counter, but nothing was deemed to be beyond repair. Better times.

@johnssparks1866 8 лет назад

very interesting, despite not being in Tooting itself. Very recognisable even today. The bus depot opposite the (now) Savercentre hasn't changed, and a glimpse of Wandle Park to the right shortly afterwards. Thank you for posting this

@simonblack9577 2 года назад

Merton high st not tooting

@michaelkenny8540 Год назад

Back-projection footage to be used in 'Bless This House' 1971-1976. See 8:45

@gregtucker8148 6 месяцев назад

I remember it looking like that all the way to the early 80's

@delicutcakes4u 8 лет назад

this isn't tooting.... but still lovely to see some places I recognise :)

@dh2236 9 лет назад

Technically it just gets to Tooting High St just past the junction of Aldis St at the end of the third reel. However at one extreme it starts at Kingston Road at junction of Cecil Road. One interesting thing is that at the start of the 2nd real you can see Adams Fish Resturant and Take Away which is still there and at the end of the third real you see Mac Motors which is also still there. The vast majority of the shops shown have changed.