RESIDENTS have been posting their memories of times gone by in the We Grew Up In Weston-super-Mare Facebook page.
Here are some of the highlights from this week (from July 3).
The Gaumont Cinema 1956. Silver Queen Coaches Booking Office. (Image: David Andrews/Weston Museum, We Grew Up In Weston-super-Mare)
St John's school approx 1959/60. (Image: Pat Woodbridge, We Grew Up In Weston-super-Mare)
The Beatles 1963. (Image: David Andrews/Weston Museum, We Grew Up In Weston-super-Mare)
One resident spoke about how Weston has changed over the years: "I was born Ashcombe House 1963. Weston has changed over the years, good and bad, but I still love it.
"I lived in Uphill, growing up horses was my thing in the little stables by the pub Ship back in 70s."
Local hockey team. (Image: Nigel Scrivin-Wood, We Grew Up In Weston-super-Mare)
In response to this, another commented: "I grew up in Uphill in the 70s&80s, my dad was the local bobbie, my mum was the lollipop lady. It was a fantastic place to grow up in."
Editor of the newspaper, Tim Lethaby, posted on the group: "This group is for anyone who wants to share their old pictures and memories of Weston-super-Mare and the surrounding areas.
"By posting in the group you consent to the Weston Mercury using the photos and comments in our respective publications, websites and social media channels.
"We ask that you only post images which you hold the copyright for."
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