60's Swansea with Paulette Pelosi

Hello and welcome back to my channel!
In this video I interview Paulette Pelosi, a Welsh Italian who lived at Dillwyn Cafe on Dillwyn street Swansea during the 60's and has plenty to share about Swansea City's past.
I asked her about her Italian heritage and what 60's Swansea used to be like.
For me, these stories are so important to record so we can share memories and experiences forever. I'll be back soon enough with more interviews and stories about local history! But in the meantime, why not check out some of my other videos?
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Thank you to Paulette for her time and I hope you enjoy this video!
Greg

[@phhistorystuff]

Another brilliantly produced video by Greg - Very very interesting

[@gregballantine]

Thank you Peter!🙏

[@BobAlong-l5y]

swansea had not only celtic people but irish and itallian, myself a welsh born and bred from swansea have irish heretage. Itallian resturants in swansea are highly respected. shes a top girl her mush

[@leonrosser183]

you'd be surprised by how much its has changed , I remember John Menzies , back in the 80s ,you'd be excited about going to town to buy just about anything , there were so many fun shops, the odeon cinema was great on the Kingsway , the quadrant had more variety of shops . live bands ,music was strong

[@vincentjordan8028]

Brings back memories for me being born in Swansea in1953 a very enjoyable interview Swansea was really busy in the sixties and a great music scene thank you

[@gregballantine]

Thank you for your comment, I’m glad you enjoyed the interview :) Greg

[@rogersweet3608]

I was born 1942 .very evocative
I am a semi retired pianist

[@rogersweet3608]

Remember Dillwyn and Union cafes

[@andylucas1175]

Great little video, Paulette Pelosi is wholly correct when she mentions looking up at the top floors of the buildings around the city to discover their history.

[@gregballantine]

Thank you Andy for your comment, I couldn’t agree more! You can learn so much when you look up to the top floors, thank you for watching

[@gwynbrown2763]

Swansea is dead