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At 80 I can remember some of these locations. I grew up in Nelson. Many thanks for the compilation.

Wow brilliant, thank you for taking the time to compile it all. What a lovely start to any day.

Another good steam clip ruined by the curse of that era, folk music. Dominated by idle lefties like Ewen MacColl, English folk music was hijacked and diverted to give a false left wing narrative of that industrial period. MacColl's speciality was writing fictional depressing durges concerning working lives. Like all left wing dogma, his offerings refuse to acknowledge that everyone was glad to have a job at all, as the UK was still struggling with it's finances after WW2. .

I was a rocker on the weekdays while travelling to work on my Triumph Tiger Cub motorbike, and after passing my test on it, I moved to a more powerful Triumph Speed Twin. I loved motorbikes simply for the speed and going low when cornering. On the scooter, you couldn't go low. However, at the weekends I'd transformed into a Mod, riding my mate Vespa or Lambretta, and nightclubbing at the Flamingo and the Marquee club. I even ended up going on Ready Steady Go.

Excellent, apart from the intrusive music

So Glad this has been aired and saved , " Someone Got Hurt " For Christ Sake , look at the incidents we get HOURLY nowadays .... Stabbings and Slayings in broad - daylight ... Tame in comparison....Who Knew eh! Cheers 200Kid

Sandygate Youth club used to go there when I was a kid when I lived on Trafalgar flats.😊

Nelsonistan now

Poor nelson

5:00 There’s an A4 with a GWR whistle doppler effect, which is the “Wilhelm scream” of British steamers in movies.

Way cool 😎 thanks for sharing

Beautiful footage of the scottish region and its engines.

Wonder how many old school mates are still around from the old Grammar school and Girls GS near St Peters Church, Burnley. Any old school reunions still maybe with details if any ? I’m old pupil from 1952-55 Andrew Wilson

I hate rockers lol

Nelson then and Nelson now ???

And mods didn't jump on rockers?

Back in the far off days when Britain was still British.

I think old people then were more understanding.. which is ironic, cause the old mod and rocker pensioners should be a bit more understanding about young folk now.😂

I wonder how many brown envelopes, carribean holidays and smart motors were circulating to get the centre built. Hasn't even lasted a lifetime hasit? Falling to pieces, riddled with concrete cancer, empty and devoid of anything useful. Now millions will go into the rebuilding.

I never knew Jimmy Hill was a Rocker! 😂

the mayor at the time dick deeply, opened the centre in 1962

Mods had lipstick on 😂😂😂😂,them rockers thick and 2 planks come to mind

Looks horrendous. Nelson is much better now ; diversity is our strength.

Greasy scruffy smelly b*stards!

i bet he could sell sand to the arabs.

not a pakistani or muslim to be seen , great days

At 28:31 the locomotive featured is 48773. Owned and preserved by the Stanier 8F Locomotive Society Limited and is based on the Severn Valley Railway.

now totally islamic.

The days before Avon county was invented and Glos Constabulary covered all the way down to Mangotsfield and Bristol outskirts. Guess the force had many more officers than today!

Nice 👍 One

Foxy bingo..English dingo..

My kinda town…Cheltenhamago…

Great pics of my hometown, yhsnks.

Wow, I'm 73 years old and just saw myself in the background with black curly hair in the rocker interview. What a shock! I have to say we were encouraged to say something negative about rhe mods . I see my interview was deleted i guess it wasn't rebellious enough. Later i went from being a regular of the Aztec to going to dances at the Blue Moon and dances at the YMCA. Later I decided at age I 19 didn't want to associate as either a mod or a rocker, i just wanted to be me. I bought eleven hand made suits from Bourtons taylors mainly mohair and spent my early days going to the dances at Cheltenham Town Hall. This was followed in my twenties to going to Tramps at the back of Boots the chemists. What memories, hey, ho!

Where are all the Taxi drivers?

I now live in the North West and tho I wasn't around in the days of steam, I grew up towards the end of the best of diesel era in the early 90s with my favourite train being the HST 125 and the class 37 growler. Before more electric motive power started taking over in the 2000's, I do have an interests in steam also, I wish there was more footage of the West Lancs Railway line between Preston North Union Station to Southport line Via Penwortham Cop Lane station, I would say The Fishergate Hill Terminus but I know the station closed to passengers in 1901 and became goods sidings so theres no chance of video footage of the that station during its glory days, I hope if anyone who has any footage of this line might consider sharing this footage on youtube? If the line was still open I would be able to see it from my window passing the back of my house.

Such a brilliant video. I was brought up in the steam era, and through the change to diesels & electrics, and I still prefer steam. Not enough was done to modernise it, steam locomotives can be made far more efficient than the generally accepted type with a standard locomotive type boiler. More efficient in fact, than most diesels (see the Garrett type loco's with L D Porta Secondary Air admission type boilers on "The railway at the end of the world" in Tierra Del Fuego).

I love watching the age of steam , especially British film !

For those unaware Antony sadly passed away December 22

Can't you just smell that wonderful steam !

Great video footage but bloody awful music. Enjoyed watching this tho. The music didn’t put me off.

Great video, I'm watching it mainly for the diesels, of which there are some fantastic shots.

Anthony Alexandrovic sadly passed away just before Christmas 2002 ❤

My late dad was a guard in 1960. I was born in Pensbury Street that runs alongside the station that year. Never worked the railways but I was a "stoker" in the Royal Navy...

Tommy Wakers Name rings a Bell 🚂🚂🚂👍

Active was built in Newcastle I believe then transported to Darlington

I want to see the country which has built railway projects with great effort and laid railway lines I salute these workers, drivers, engineers, who have delivered big, heavy goods hundreds of miles away. I want to go to this country, I'm sure there won't be enough of these people now, I want to meet their descendants. Will someone help please? I am from Pakistan, a poor painter, I want to see you all, how interesting people are

I recognise quite a few people , including Tony Ashton and David Scott.

Wow my home town My grandfather was a fire man based at Darlington mpd Thanks so much for posting some nice footage of North Road locomotive works