I have had a few pints in most of these great pubs. Thanks for the memories lovely photos. Peter

Oh thanks for smashing pictures brought back all good memories when we used to live over that side of the 💧

I cheered when this film got to The Free Trade Inn happy days as a student in there❤

Lovely video and perfect song Cheers ❤️

Wonder how many bars have shut on Tyneside since the 1970s. One on every street corner at one time,

The Scrogg Inn. Christ i bet that was rough back then.

The Fosse, The Turbinia, too young to go in but remember walking past them ❤️

@Nala1950

2 ай бұрын

I worked on the turbinia as an apprentice

Great memories of the pubs. Grandma lived on Parker Street and if she was not in I knew to find her in the Raby `snug. Addison Pub, went to school`, North View, with John Briggs son of the manager of the Addison in the 1940s and spent many a day visiting there along with Ian Anderson from Grassies bread and cake shop opposite side of the road.

@julienorton8322

2 жыл бұрын

I was born in parker street in 1960 number 111 I think my mam n dad were Billy and Lucy Turner do you remember them by any chance ?xx

I can still see my old Dad walking into the the pub and giving us coppers for sweets

My nana used to work in the Glendale now Gormans fish shop

Great video - quite a few of these bars are still there The blue bell (now a bike shop) The plough (restaurant) The Raby The Grace Stags Head The Heaton The Lord Clyde Free Trade Glendale (Now a fishy) The cumberland The fighting cocks (now offices) The fosse The Scrogg (Now the westbourne club) The county The railway The turbina I remember the walker bars duffies, the Hobby, the stack and the Nelson in walker and the colliery and wincomblee are still going.

@charliealder3522

4 жыл бұрын

Haha blast from the past. I used to play Sunday league for the hobby (the royal George) happy days.

I worked in the Birds Nest Finished my education there great times to be honest a lot has changed since then im not sure for the bettter thanks you

Nice pics the yellow writing was hard to read though.

Brilliant, Thank you.

drank in quite a few of them, happy times

@silitomsiska3790

4 жыл бұрын

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The scrogg Inn was a gratitude ber ,then it hot very run down , but it was good place for a laugh

The hare and hounds was my haunt for years. Sad to see it knocked down.

Pubs with real character not the plastic pubs we have now , there is some still open but disappearing fast , what the hell happened?

@notrut

Жыл бұрын

The Shipyards and Parsons closed etc.

Great video

I had been some of the pubs in video when I lived in newcastle from 1978 to 2005 when I had to move down south for work good video well don'e

My nana used to send me to the county to get my grandad at 2 o'clock on a sunday .doors were locked and a 5 year old knocked on the door owner answers , wi is mi grandad arer, he would shout out load to the lads they were all in there 60s; Wy John the bens ere ye gan yem.

My mother worked in the Blue Bell

Would of been some Tales told amoungst those old beauties

thanks for posting,

My mam and dad met in ford arms byker xxxxx

if you liked this video you may also like to view my other video 'BYKER' with more old photos of the east end

@deanoliver1504

6 жыл бұрын

byker Scotty good video scotty,am from byker myself and drink in a few of these bars,some am not familiar a lot before my time am 31

When pubs were just that - pubs for drinking, socialising and fighting. Not like today’s gastro pubs that have to rely on food sales.

The blue bell Sheila's Road I went in there couple times when I was younger it was a smashing little pub that's when men used to dress up and women did also That's got to be 40 year ago me dad used to take me mam interested aswell when they where young ,we lived in walker a stones throw away pubs gone so are me parents ,and times are now horrible and Sheila's Road is a dump now and unsafe

Yellow text does NOT work, please re-do.

Please change yellow lettering asap

I worked on the turbines as an apprentice plumber 1967

Where was the Lord raglan again. Very familiar

Butler grove byker grove

Wow

its all gone now I usedto work there when I was 17

I’ve seen a lot of these

Bsck in the 1970's a friends msm & dad were publicans at the Raby

Where is Baxters oppersit Ford Arms?

blame the council for the place going down hill parking charges killed the place wallsend Gosforth ect are going the same way

Here's the lost 'R' for the TURBINIA ...

Nice film....what was the music?

@badleatherlad

7 жыл бұрын

Annoying.

in the free trade last neet

The yellow writing makes it difficult to read against the old sepia pictures.

I had a few beers in some of those old bars around Shields Road in the 1990s absolute shitholes ..but full of local characters made for an interesting pint.

Evil monster who ever worked theirs earth