1963 Woolwich, Charlton, Abbey Wood, Greenwich, Deptford Southeast London scenes

Video clips compiled from the 1963 Silent Playground film for historical research. Thanks to   / welovewoolwich   http://welovewoolwich.co.uk/ for bringing this video to life out of the wood work.    • Woolwich in Film: The Silent Playground   subscribe here at    / @dollyrotten   Woolwich Royal Arsenal shots in there as well as local areas to Woolwich Arsenal: Various places listed below (not in order) references from reelstreets.com Frances Street in Woolwich, London SE18 with properties on Samuel Street Looking out from an upper floor of one of the St. Mary's Tower Flats on Frances Street in SE18. Frances Street with the Clock House inside Woolwich Dockyard in the centre distance and the corner of Lord Warwick Street. Church Hill SE18. The South Pontoon of the Woolwich Ferry on Ferry Approach, Woolwich. On Woolwich Ferry with Royal Arsenal in background includes royal arsenal power station chimneys and the roundhouse, Rink, D73. Nelson Road, Greenwich SE10 Greenwich with Swanne House at the corner of Gloucester Circus in the background Powis Street in Woolwich SE18 Garrett's on Powis Street in Woolwich. Woolwich Market Seimens cable factory in Bowater Road, Woolwich SE18 Beresford Square, Woolwich with the Century Cinema on the left and the Royal Arsenal Gatehouse Longleigh Lane with Goldie Leigh Hospital visible The Bandstand at Bostall Heath in Greenwich SE2 Charlton football ground Players' Entrance. The Valley stadium on Floyd Road in Charlton SE7 Evelyn Street, London SE8 Floyd Road at the corner of Ransom Road in SE7. Salvation Army Band plays a lively tune outside a department store. Outside Cuffs on Powis Street in Woolwich Construction seems to be Riverside House on Beresford Street Deptford clock house, Deptford dockyard area, Deptford clock (now in Thamesmead town centre) For family research, rare footage, rare photos and documents can be found here: This material is used on a non-commercial basis for educational purposes only, specifically for teaching and bringing discussion about local history. It is featured on Royal-Arsenal-history.com, a website that is primarily information-led, research-oriented, and not behind a paywall. The material is also shared on social media accounts, such as the Facebook page at   / royalarsenalhistory  , with the intention of promoting discussion and interest in local history. www.facebook.com/groups/royal.arsenal.history (3000+ members can help you) www.royal-arsenal-history.com www.instagram.com/rahistory_com www.twitter.com/rahistory_com www.facebook.com/RoyalArsenalHistory