Not a Muslim in sight.

Born, there in 63, moved away to Glasgow then Lancaster 66/68. Used to visit my gran there about this time every 3 months or so at Princess Drive L12. Still remember the sights, smells and sounds of Lime Street, and those whining green buses as if it were yesterday.

Liverpool is a great city i was there 2 years ago and the people were so friendly

I was 17 & working in Reeces in Parker St, next door was Owen Owens, with clothes shop 'Sexy Rexys' facing, bought my first pair of bags from there, £7.50 a week I was earning, gave my mam £4 housekeeping pw, 10 Number 6 ciggies would last me 2 days, rest of the £3.50 went on lemonade, sweets & I had to save each week to buy any clothes. 😊

My heart is my liverpool. I was aged 3 when this film was made and just love the nostalgia of Liverpool...

Great city great years loved the 70s in Liverpool and my youth ✌🏻

Such a vibrant city with character and characters. Oh how I miss these days when people had time to chat and have a laugh.

This is how I remember Liverpool from my youth. I hardly recognize it now 🙁

Lots of flat caps and mini skirts.....and thats just the dockers.

In the 1970s I used to go to Liverpool, every night from the West Midlands I was a wagon driver same route every night off the M6 made my way into Liverpool through Liverpool to Albert docks, over the years met some lovely people wish I could go back to those times,

Love this footage of a Liverpool that once was…Worked for Elder Dempsters and Ocean Fleets in the 70s and 80s..Shipping out of west Huskie and Canada Docks..Liverpool was always a good run ashore..Love the scousers..👌

I love ❤love ❤love ❤ Liverpool 👍👍 one of my favourite places….such a privilege to see this footage from the early 70s 😊

This was made in the year that, as a southerner, I first visited Liverpool. Although I've been there many, many times since, this is how I remember my experience of that time. I even got to ride on the top deck of one of the City's green double-deckers. It has changed so much, even in the last 10 or 15 years, that the place is almost unrecognisable.

I just LOVE Liverpool, and am going back there for a few days next week. I hope I'll be back there permanently fairly soon.

I'm from a small town in New Zealand. After the war many men from Liverpool came here to help build the Tasman paper mill. There is a street here now called Liverpool st. Many of them went home after the job but some did stay for good and had family's here. Half of the mill closed last week and the 3rd and last paper machine was turned off for good. It seams the world doesn't want that much paper any more.

Goodness me. I'm suddenly 15 years old again watching this. Thanks for putting this on.

Half a Century ago ..................... How time flies !

The architects have destroyed parts of Liverpool, pulled down Georgian and Victorian buildings and put up crap,

Lovely, lovely city, regardless of the era. Such rich history too and many lovely trivia items. First banana ever to arrive in the UK - arrived in Liverpool! LOL

I just LOVE this city, and yes, you've included some marvellous shots.