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Oh No! Not the pie! FINALLY! A use for AI that is not creepy!

At 2:20, I believe the elderly woman is wearing men’s shoes. They are 2x the size of her feet.

Wow! Love it!😊

Those trams were such cool steampunk-esque contraptions. Can you imagine what a thrill it must have been just to travel into town back then? Nowadays people avoid the town centers because they're dreary & depressing

1890's Drum and Bass

Also 4:58 to 5:08 Lou Costello lower front right

Also Lou costello at 3:55 front center

That's Lou Costello at 3:03, sitting front left

Shame about the music. It just needs hooves on cobbles & metal on rails.

Sheffield born and bred ‘ere. Thank you for this. It’s incredible to think that my maternal Great Grandparents and great-great grandparents might be on this video as they both hailed from the bottom end of Ecclesall Road area. Can you imagine what they would have thought if they’d have been told that 122 years later their great grandson / great-great grandson was watching moving pictures of them on his telephone that worked via satellites in space?

A once beautiful city. How times change

Both my great grandparents were born that year, lived through two world wars, and both lived right into their 90s so i was a late teen when they both passed in the mid 1980s, but now i am older i understand who lucky i was to know and remember them, andcto think they were born is this time period is amazing. Great work.

The music is accurate 🤔

Pity AI couldn't add sound and not that shit music

Usually if I see "AI" in the title, I don't even bother to click. It's especially bad at video and photo restoration. It's just so bad at things it is not familiar with, and this scene is no exception, although it's better than many. The figures are well rendered. The colour restoration is my favourite part of your videos.

Equivalent to people from the year 2150 looking back on us in 2024... imagine what the world will be like in the mid-22nd century.

Wow!

You can't jaywalk like that any more!!

Keep the 4K but lose the colour.

How many "shots" is this made from? Is it originally "moving" pictures? Thanks.

The spotted House now a foreign cash n carry bring back the true British country's fallen

Not one drug dealer you can see the problem with Britain now

Real British beutifull to see now its like a international airport

I love these. Almost everybody is wearing a hat! I feel a strange sort of affinity with these people for some reason. Perhaps it's because every single one of them is long gone.

Nawww, Marilyn the copycat Stan's the OG.😂

the daddy of all cream pie fights - if you are going to do one -it may as well be the best

Beautiful print - in all its black and white glory

It hasn't taken long to go from a smart, wealthy town to an absolute shitehole.

4:31 Joe Langbord Hosiery 145 Orchard St.

This makes me cry.

Delightful footage. Bermondsey was where my paternal ancestors came from in the Victorian era...

I’m wondering if they were ex US servicemen stationed in the UK who came back for a touring holiday a few years after the war

I so enjoyed watching this. I can recognise all the old buildings. Seemed strange seeing the park with a high wall. The Spotted House. I used to go to there in the seventies. Those people waving, all long gone now. A window into the past. Wonderful thank you.

in 60 yrs what has it become, it all started with a trickle and then a tidal wave ever since, the anglias should be ashamed of what they let happen to one of the greatest civilisations, the creators of the modern world

It looks bizarre as everyone is white. It also looks friendly and safe.

The old boy at 5:45 looks about 70 years old meaning he might have been born around 1830 😮

What I think is sad in some of these is that those little children would be at the Right age to fight 12 years later in WW1. How many didn’t make it.

Somewhere there is my Great Grandfather and Gramd mother. He was an architect and had a hand in designing City Hall. They had a big house out at Eccleshill with servants. I’ve heard tales of my great grandmother and her ladies maid. The family still had the house until the late 1950’s but had to sell it. Death duties were vicious back then.

Excellent find!

I am confused, where are all the African/Indian immigrants who claim to have built Britain? I marvel at the technology that manages to produce such clear and emotive images from OUR past. But at the same time it saddens me so much to see what our once great nation has become. How many of the people in this film lost their lives in defence of OUR country eleven years later? We have become a lifeboat for the world. I was once quite a tolerant man, but now I have absolutely no time or empathy for these invaders to OUR shores.

What is the music?

From the earliest clip I recognise John Best the Butchers, Brandons, wholesale tobacconists, and Maypole, Dairy products. Note that the later scenes appear to show no tramlines in TBR. When were they installed?

One of the many excellent films produced by Mitchell & Kenyon to show at local halls to townsfolk that evening or the next day, after a quick film processing later in the day. Note at 4min 30sec, either Mr Mitchell or Mr Kenyon speaking to the girls to ask them to "parade" in front of the camera as the tram passes soon after. They used to create "scenes" along the route to enhance the viewing experience and sell more tickets. Note also, at 7min 25 sec the tram extension being laid from Lister Park Gates to Heaton which opened for service in May 1902.

There's something strange when the tram comes into view 3:23 The tram is stationary although it appears to be moving, and the driver looks like a dummy. There's a man with a similar hat stood just to the left and in front of the vehicle who looks like he could be the real driver... weird.

Magical images, love it ❤

How many of the people in street party lost an uncle, brother, or husband in the war?

They had a working tram system and everyone was well dressed. Look how far we've devolved since then.

Thank you, I love watching these old videos, you've done a really good job

No has visto como se ve Ringo? Sin duda se vería mucho mejor, que tus grotescas caricaturas.