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Absolutely adore your teacakes! But think you're missing a trick by not adding a spot of raspberry jam to them...b utterly mindblowing then😋😋😋😋

What a joy to watch. I love your tea cakes! Thankyou

Any from here around this time remember Beth and Eddie Gray, had a son called william. Eddie was a Brother of Henry and John Gray and friends with William Gaffney

I miss you so much Uncle Joe and Aunt Isabel please check the stone memorial cairn at the loch side Isobel grew up in remaining white single floor building at the parks maintenance compound.

I doubt auld John was 137😂.

Omg How Many Memories Does this Film Bring Back we used to come from Banknock when the Gala was on and the Shows Came to Bonnybridge and Bonnybridge did the Same

Bonnie init aye .

Interesting video thank you for uploading The music is a bit inappropriate though lol it’s the 1960s not the 1860s!! 😂

The only thing I know that is unchanged from my lunchbox in 1955 is Tunnocks caramel wafer. I had on today at morning tea. Thank you Mr Tunnock. Long may your lum reek.

Where's wishy

Ma auld Faither is dodgin aboot there somewhere between the Avon n the Clyde :)

8:32, a pair of Ruston 165hp diesel electric shunters 8:38, steam locomotive whistle for an EE class 40

and now look at us all we have is takeaways and the bookies bunch of losers now thanks to corruption

Glad the narrator made it without her teeth falling out.

Loved the parts that had Larkhall and blantyre

Just the year after I was born & my folks had moved to Hamilton from The Daer. It was such a lovely town then

This is all Hamilton, not Bothwell and Uddingston. Cadzow Street, Regent Way shopping centre, Quarry Street and Philips factory on Wellhall Road.

Thanks for this, Love it.

My father (1915-2000) was born in Uddingston, the son of a miner and one of nine children all of whom survived into adulthood. He never lived to see RUclips but he would have been very moved by this archival film. To think that not a trace of Bothwellhaugh survives !

My mum Betty Baillie lived here,she says it was a great place ♥️

At 4.26 this was known as Rubens lounge in the late 80's located under the Garrion hotel, Popular with people enjoying a drink and a dance before heading up to Zanzi bar.

I grew up in Ure Crescent. Our mum, Mary McKeever is seen, (glamour puss brunette wearing the purple coat) near the end of the video taken at the Gala Day in Jenny's Park.

I want to go home and die there

My Homeland, Scotland Lanarkshire

No sound!

A real sense of community, even the dogs ran with the kids and played alongside. Kids all waiting on the scramble lol. I don't think we'll ever see the same again. :(

A Load of Presbyterian Clap Trap

Great film. I think it shows my Granny and my cousin at the tea party around the 15 min mark.

Don't dismiss Airdrie and Coatbridge, iron and coal ! The Monkllands!

Airdrie and Coatbridge,Shotts and Bellshill,in North Lanarkshire!! Mustn't forget Cumbernauld,don't want them greetin! Airdrie and Coatbridge get everything! Naw we don't!

Great bit of history, a much nicer era back then im sure.

So magical xo

My parents, my younger brother and I moved to Eastkilbride before coming to America

My Gran and Papa Graham with my Mom Sheena and her brother James moved to Bothwell from Uddingston

You missed out about the Pink caterpillar in George Square 1987

Always love seeing vintage footage of Scotland, my Homeland

My birth home

Just amazing

Great to see the sashes at 1.08. No Surrender. We are with ye yet, Ritchie.

Denis Healey in Hamilton!

Thats how I remember the Toll. My maternal grandparents lived in Chacefield Street then in the block of maisonettes in Bowling Green Place. My mum and uncle grew up here.

Ive been to the canal before and went down to bonnybridge, looks TOTTALY diffrent!

Oh good old days It i was in last year at Earnock High school Seems like yesterday

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It’s where all the auld miners used to take their dugs for a bath. In the summer we actually used to swim down there 🥶 😂😱😍😷

Ahh the coronation arch on the way out of Motherwell. Happy memories 😍

Dear water scheme? DEAR? ITS DAER!!!

George Robertson, later Lord Robertson! Hamilton town !

Our family has a Covenanters banner in the royal museum of Edinburgh the parish of shots that’s how it is on the banner it was there at bothwell brig

Scotland's oil, Bawhawhawhaw, Here today, gone tomorrow :)