Gateshead On The Map
Stopframe animation produced in participatory workshops in Gateshead with socially isolated older people and their carers. Led by filmmaker Julie Ballands, as part of Equal Arts' Creative Ageing project in 2011. The film took old maps and photographs of the area as its starting point to spark off participants' stories relating to the places they had lived and worked. Join them on their virtual bus ride through the past!
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Excellent, more please.
I worked in Shepards in the early 70's as a Window Dresser. Happy days !
I was born and lived in Gateshead for many years and have fond memories growing up. It only seems like yesterday I was meeting Father Christmas at Shepherds back in the 1970s or on the rowing boats at Saltwell Park. Many many thanks for the emotional nostalgia trip and keeping Gateshead of old alive...... Can anyone remind me what the shop was called on Gateshead High Street that sold Sarsaparilla to drink over the counter? Happy days.....
very sweet
We lived in Dorney street at number 18 from 1950 till 1961,and it was rough,gas lamps outside and inside too,, tap and toilet out in the yard which froze in the winter but this was my childhood and this was my home,some of my best memories from here
I remember my mother dumping me in the cresh at Shopping City (Shepherds) in the early 80s while she went shopping. They had dinosaurs and a big Volcano landscape. loved it.
This is excellent. Well done to all involved.
i like of old people singing
Thank you, these were fascinating, I have saved them and will show them to "me mam" she is in the Old People Home {I say that but it's like the Ritz!, I don't want to leave when lol}.
I hated watching those cattle😮💨
Nicely done , one small citiscism ...the interludes between cut scenes do not need to be punctuated EVERY time by the communal singing it gets annoying very quickly other than that great effort thanks for sharing .
That singing is pathetic.