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Just imagine – It is highly likely that most of these workers became cannon fodder in the 1914 -18 war.
goinghomesomeday1 10 months ago
Slave labour nowadays too!
realitychecker1000 1 year ago
slave labour those days
kopynd 1 year ago
My Great Grandfather David Mason lived in Elswick at this time. He was a Tailor and I bet at least a few people on this film are wearing his suits!!
billybadbrakes 1 year ago
wow, long ago
lauretjj1 2 years ago
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magicmomentsvideo 2 years ago
Even more weird is that they were all wearing flat caps!
sticklemiss 2 years ago
Just think. Every single living thing in the film, is now DEAD!!! Weird!
TruckManMick 2 years ago
@TruckManMick And people in the future will say the exact same thing about us if they see a photo or watch a home movie with any of us in it.
FaerieCrone 7 months ago
Somewhere on there is my Great-Grandfather William Charlton and four of his sons! He's the one with the cap and the handlebar moustache...
ElfieWaren 2 years ago
Wonderful. All those faces... all those lives. Wow! Really something.
SteffanLlwyd 3 years ago
I know really amazing.
sewitt60 3 years ago
I paused this lots of times to study some of the faces. It is an illusion of course, but by picking a face in the crowd and studying it over a few consequtive freeze frames, it is like bringing that person back into the living world for a few moments.
SteffanLlwyd 3 years ago 9
I totally agree, I never tire of watching these films.
sewitt60 3 years ago
@SteffanLlwyd They are all ghosts.
nitramgnal 1 year ago