The People of Hessle Road
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2011
- A sneak preview from the Last Orders, Please exhibition, which is on at Hull History Centre (UK) from 1st - 28th November 2011.
Ernie Hunter talks about his job as a boiler maker, pub and street trips, community life and patty slappers.
The Last Orders, Please project is supported by the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund - Krátké a kreslené filmy
My dad is on this photo of fruit shop Sammy Norris made my dad seeing a photo of dad we have never seen thank you for sharing x
Good piece of Hessle Road local history - well done Ernie Hunter. Glad you captured these memories.
This is fabulous! My maiden name is Gay and my Mum was a Rennison from down Hawthorne Ave. Hearing about all the characters is wonderful as I know my parents and Grandparents were among them at the time. I now live by the sea in Australia, a million miles from Hessle Road. Not sure why this popped up on my CZcams feed but I'm glad it did! Thanks for posting.
What a great story of hessle roaders Cheers Rob
What fond memories of days gone by and of Ernie!!i worked at smith &nephew with brenda(knap) in the 50'sand she was courting Ernie who was at Amos &smith just across the street from s&n
My grandad was Horace Clark and Granny was Emily. My mam is Flo Clark that was and is still going strong at the age of 90. I loved your story and all the photos that went with it. My mam has the photo of the Gillette street trip with granny and Aunty Edie on the end.
I lived at number 24 Gillette st it was a shop when we lived there,moved out when i was 8
years old and Gillette st was demolished.
Had some fun times down that street..
Whoever made this video should read the comments very interesting
i really enjoyed this story how could this guy remember all the names fantastc my mums family came from hessle road, the surnames were Graham, Newton and Lyon, i was born on hessle road and proud of it i left as a toddler but my mum who is 80 tells me all the storys my fathers name was Adams his dad was called arthur Adams he was the milk man on Hessle road, my dads brother was called chas adams he was well known in the half way he would tell me storys about giving out straight jackets great
My auntie and uncle lived down welsted street .sue and Mike Dixon in the 60s and 70s .so I spent a lot of time in the 70s playing down there.half way pub think everyone in hull knows half way lol
Ernie you probably worked at Humbers and Globe with me brother, Trevor Bryant in the 1970s.
I was born at no 24 Gillette st in the shop in1955
my grandad also worked at Dee sreet club, most of my mums family were on trawlers one of my uncles was awarded a special award for bravery he dived into the north sea and attempted to save a man. he was lost on the lady jeanette in 1939 he was the 2nd engineer he should not of gone on that trip but was called up, how sad he was only in his thirties when he died, my name is jeanette and i am so proud of my great uncle, i am trying to contact tom courtney so would be glad of any information thanks
My maiden name was Thurston and my dad's name was Alfred but everyone called him Wick x
How was Jack Jemisson?? married to your sister, he was married to Beatty Smith. My auntie...They lived down Flinton Street, My Uncle Jack Smith used to live with them he was a Rayners legend...Although you'd never hear him say it, only others that knew him...
Hi my name is Karl Knott my father and late aunty Pat are in the first picture is there any chance of getting a copy.
Did you get a photo? I don't know how tech minded you are but you could do a screenshot and capture it?
Kathleen Hatton is my nanna