Blackpool Victoria Pier (1904)
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- This film is part of the Mitchell and Kenyon collection - an amazing visual record of everyday life in Britain at the beginning of the twentieth century.
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The narration is fine. She sounds knowledgeable and academic. Everybody in the media these days to be so hyped up and 'passionate' about everything we forget what a normal, intelligent voice sounds like.
words can't express how amazing these videos are.
All of those people waving would not be able to even imagine people watching this film 107 years later at a personnal computer in there houses on a website being able to be viewed by millions of people worldwide just at the click of a button, how everything has changed.
A lovely clip and well narrated. Thanks.
Beautiful absolutely beautiful....everyone dressed so fine in their Sunday best ...🇨🇦
Time stands still for no one
Delovely, Here in Maine we still have a pier at Old Orchard Beach.
Humbling to watch and to think of the lives all the people in the video had and faced in upcoming years with the advent of world war 1 and 2 and realise that they are all long gone now...🌹
Nice to see the old 'Dreadnaught' Trams in service. It was these that the current fleet of 'Balloon' Trams replaced in 1934/5.
Can you imagine 'Health & Safety' allowing these in normal service- nowerdays? With their steep open staircase leading directly onto the Track, so that the Tram behind can knock the alighting passengers over !!!!
the little kids look so cute :3
Interesting to me because my Gran was born one month before this was filmed. To see the fashions and people of that year is like looking back at the world my Gran was born into. Also, some of these guys were no doubt from Preston, where she was born.
Fascinating ! Sharp, brilliant images.
Could see me livng back then.
This is wonderful !
When you think about it, it's just as well none of us really know what's coming. Just a thought...
I'm afraid even the little children in this film will be long gone...its 104 years ago!
OMG - How fascinating from all that time ago and all on film. The little children there will no doubt have had their children and so on how blackppol has made a big impact and great memories as a child even now as a grown up.
Watching the faces of the young boy's and men, sadly they don't know what awaits them in ten years time...
Wonder how many of the young boys seen here would be at front in 10 yrs?
Exactly what I thought watching all these. Very bittersweet indeed.
I disagree. I prefer the emotionless monotone style of commentary. It allows me to have my own thoughts and emotions about these pieces of film.
Why has noone tried to upscale to 4K and colourise any of these Mitchell and Kenyon films?.
What a shame. Blackpools now become a dump
Become? Its always been a dump.
this is lovely.cant beet Black and white photos ,,,
Time and Tide so the saying goes.......but its wonderful we have these images...
now I know what inspired bioshock infinite, this footage is amazing
I had the same thought .The people looked so real and I wondered how many actually died in the great war,,
Totally exotic architecture with Indian and Indo china influences. The architecture of traveling. Architects clearly brought a wind of exotism, but nowadays, most of people do not understand these connections, they look at it without awareness.
no I meant me as a child - the memories I have and even now as an adult I have great memories and photos lol.
1:12 "Hello RUclips!!!"
Odd a lot of those fixtures and fittings are still there
Never forget what they have taken from us.
Did you see the two blokes fighting in the background? Amazing, onlookers were making bets!!?? Why didn't they stop them from fighting?
@kennethj1956 where are the fighting men?
like sands through the hour glass.....so are the days of our lives. (american soap opera as well).
These Mitchell & Kenyon films were light years in advance of Edison & his lackeys.
Bracing sea air. You can say that again. I live there lol.
lol. 1:48, little girl looks pissed off!!
Black pool❤❤🙏👼🌠
why did everybody wear flat caps in olden days?
Appallingly!
which pier is the victoria pier?
north, central or south?
south
from Brasil
just normal people like us..100years ago.
why are they not on pepsi max
👍👌👏😊❤️🇺🇲
Had to turn the volume down. Was same shouting from every program about the turn of the century that I see. Sure, people talked loudly back then, but this is the same shouting on every show. How about a bit of variety of voices and volume? Thanks.
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karen davlia
*_They’re all dead._*
the oldman @2:02 in the middle of the screen is fuckin scary
Hmm. It must be winter. I don't see anyone in gym shorts and a tank top.
Great pictures and music, but the narration SUX!
Dead!......All Dead.
Every last one of em are dead and gone.
Even the babies.
How sad.......
We are right behind them, death is a part of life, something we all to face. At least we are blessed with this existence if only for a while. 🙂
“If we find ourselves with a desire that nothing in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that we were made for another world.”
― C.S. Lewis
the poor male children in this most would have gone to the great war in 1914
a lot of hipsters back then
I could've narrated it better...
Women back then dress code moral, modest and lady etc... unlike this lot wearing g string, bikinis and naked. Is somehow freedom , liberty. What a joke
Contraception opened women up to ‘so called’ sexual freedom and their femininity went with it
I agree. These films are terrific, but the narrator is dreadful. She may be an accomplished academic, but the flat monotone has all the enthusiasm as if she were narrating a film that showed potatoes growing.
did u see black man??? i didnt....
When will this woman;s commentary be critcised? No heart, no understanding of humanity - social worker at play. Terrible.
Narrator sounds like she's reading it straight off a paper. No emotion, no experience. Dreadful.