8mm Cine Film of Teignmouth and Shaldon, Devon, England
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Published 2021-03-17
Filmed on 8mm Cine Film by Mr Frank Howard, who lived with his family in Teignmouth and Shaldon, and was a Solicitor with a practice in the Triangle.
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you for this fabulous film i was raised on the back beach and visit regularly and nothing much changes so thank you ❤😊xx
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The gentleman that takes off his hat for the camera at 7.52 minutes is my grandfather's brother Fred mortimore . At one time he was chairman of the teignmouth council.
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Thank you for this wonderful memory of how Teignmouth looked when i was growing up .
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I've shared this with my cousin. She is a Mancunian by birth but moved down to Teignmouth in her teens as her parents were relocating there - at about the time this would have been filmed. She is still there now, married a local and had a family. I've shared this lovely footage with her - it brings back so many memories. Thank you :)
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Spent many days with my mom and dad I teinghmouth and Sheldon 50s and 60s beautiful film Thankyou
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What happy memories this brought back. I spent childhood holidays here.
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It breaks my heart to see how far we have fallen, equally, it does me good to reminisce. Liked and subscribed.
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Fantastic to see the back beach, quay, Morgan & Giles, dawlish road, train station - brilliant
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Loved it! Thank you. At the council offices I spotted Ron Doel, Sam Dowsing, Donald Sharpe (Mr Teignmouth) Marjorie Line. Fred Mortimore. Arthur Bladon was Chairman of TUDC from 1965-69 which provides a time frame.
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just as i remember it as a kid
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Wow. That brought back many memories. Thank you for sharing.
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Sehr schön , wir haben den Ort vor einigen Jahren besucht - es hat daher Freude gemacht, die alten Bilder im Vergleich zu sehen. Grüße aus Düsseldorf
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Looks like the lucky guy with the mk 2 jag was 30 plus years ahead of his time ; he was ready to walk away after shutting the door,when he realised he didn’t have remote locking …….
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I go down the back beach most days with the dog, it seems nothing changes except fashions and cars. Everything is the same almost.
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How beautiful it used to be....
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I see what you mean about Tom Cruise!
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I would estimate this film having been made in the mid sixties judging from thr vehicles, there is a newish Renault shown outside the council office, introduced into the UK around 1966 - 1967. I recognise the landlord at the London Inn in Shaldon from holidays taken in 1970 - 1971
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Wonderful. Thank you.
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Just loved this x
