Ahhh the railway inn down the village(south hylton) or the top house as it was known,the snake pit in the basement,brilliant times,had me first pint of whitbread scotch in there,me first pint anywhere...good times.
My paternal grandad was from Sunderland, he was born in 1879, I never met him but it's nice to think he may have had one of these pubs as his local. He may have been in one of the photos, who knows?
brilliant. I bet and promise people were more happier then ,when you think we now have no industry's or every kind of job of employment you can think of and name .and these extra political correctness health+ safety,etc etc ,, why man people these days couldn't cope with living ,scrimping and surviving in those days,now big brother is everywhere ''even your own neighbour
What wonderful photo's takes me back my childhood and my early drinking days. More more more.
Ahhh the railway inn down the village(south hylton) or the top house as it was known,the snake pit in the basement,brilliant times,had me first pint of whitbread scotch in there,me first pint anywhere...good times.
Some great nights in the upstairs Folk Club of the George & Dragon where Longdancer, Nic Jones and many others performed.
The good old days the old 29 was the best 🐕♥️👍
My paternal grandad was from Sunderland, he was born in 1879, I never met him but it's nice to think he may have had one of these pubs as his local. He may have been in one of the photos, who knows?
The very first one on the video is where I used to live. Red lion in crow tree road, my dad was the manager in the 60s
I used to watch top of the pops with couple of pints of exhibition. then dance arl neet in the Rink. Great days
Amazing that some of these pubs are still open.
Would love to see a side by side of now vs then
adelaide was in hendon on the way to hendon docks
The Chesters when you didn't have to pay to park and a pint wasnt nearly 4 quid
Small pubs in HYLTON road
To be fair, I live here and they still look the same.
Thanks to all those people with cameras.
Didn't see the well known Blue House on corporation Road.
love the charabang bet it was a bumpy journey on cobbles. .....
Swannies!!!
Great! The Blue Bell hasn't half changed! Can anybody tell me where The Adelade was/is?
Adelaide Place opposite the electricity substation which still exists.
@@lewisner Thanks lewisner
@@MrBlueSky474 YW. Sorry it took five years lol 8-)
@@lewisner lol Nee bother mate
The sun cow, butchers arms and Grange hotel still stand to this day
butchers arms was pulled down in the seventies
Have u got the railway from rhyope
They must have been drunk 24/7 in the old days!
brilliant. I bet and promise people were more happier then ,when you think we now have no industry's or every kind of job of employment you can think of and name .and these extra political correctness health+ safety,etc etc ,, why man people these days couldn't cope with living ,scrimping and surviving in those days,now big brother is everywhere ''even your own neighbour