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That was brilliant the best ghost hunt ive seen in a long time😂😂, the only spirits there are behind the bar 😂❤

Sorry just found this 1 on ghosts ❤after i said do you do ghost hunting 😂❤

Just found your channel love it, do you go ghost hunting to ,only just seen this one, great video ❤

Me and my Daughter text each other and say, " look out the window at the moon" too. It looks really lovely and cozy. Just a tip for you, if you do any more tiling, get a damp cloth and clean the tiles while the mix is still wet, it will be a lot easier for you and less time consuming. Love the look of all your home. Love all the decor. it`s beautiful.

After coming across your videos yesterday I watched one at Ardsley. When I saw the title of this one today, I instantly had to watch. I was hoping you came across my Great,G, Great Uncles gravestone. Abel and Arthur Marsh, and also on the head stone is John William Marrow. The gravestone is in the lower part of the graveyard. Can`t exactly remember as it`s a long while since I have been, I really should visit again. All being in the first world war in France.. Abel Marsh came home with injuries, which he died from 6 months later, I think it was, he is buried in this grave. Arthur Marsh, isn`t in this grave, but is remembered as a war memorial for him and John William Marrow. Arthur Marsh and John William Marrow fell in action in France and both are remembered in the Commonwealth War Graves Commissions, and on other war memorials too. Arthur Marsh got his wounds while in action in France, and was discharged came home and died from his injury`s, some say he did`nt and that is why he isn`t named on the war memorials. I think that is discusting, as a family ancestor, yes he did get his injurys from the war, he died from those injury`s, a few months later. He was 22yrs old. I`ve seen his release papers etc. He give his life to fight in the war, he should be remembered on the war memorials. Going back to your video Sarah, my parents were married in this church. and while you were walking passed the church, I could imagine my Mam and Granddad there, from the photos I have.Both sadly not with us no more. My grand parents lived in Darfield, where Mam grew up, infact where both my grandparents would have grown up too. My Nannie and Granddad lived on East Street, and that`s were I was born and so was one of my brother`s 2 yrs before me. Lol. All our relatives were in Darfield and some still are. I`ve so many precious memories of the place. It was lovely watching your video, brought many of them back, even though you were only in the church yard. The church is beautiful inside, so I hope you get the chance next time to go inside. Thanks for a lovely video. The river you could see would be the River Dearne.

What a beautiful church!

Hi Sarah, the church at Goldthorpe isn’t a Catholic Church, it’s Church of England. It is very special building being constructed from reinforced concrete. It’s one of the earliest examples of this kind of construction.

You missed the grave of Ebenezer Elliott the corn rhymer. Darfield Church is mentioned 😊in the Doomsday book, it’s stunning inside.

Enjoyed the vid :)

Me grandma said there was a spirit of a mad Parson roaming or more like floating if he was a ghost round Palm mill . Apparently there was a railway tunnel that was a short route to chaddy baths but they darent use it and went the long way round in case he was in there 👻😂

So its the "Grande-Theater"--getting the chop ??--they seem to be hovering over everything,-in poor old "Oldham"-everytime you turn around-something gets bulldozed--its a real shame !!-

The house you show 20 union street, used to be a doctors. Dr Hollis and DrFerguson if I remember rightly

Hi. That was really good .

Thank you Sarah for messaging me on Ancestry about the Tummon graves you have found. My line is Tummond with a "d". This is a fascinating tour that you've done here so I'm subscribing to take these walks with you. Ive done much Ancestry work on my maternal line, most originated in Devon but as Ill probably never make it to England this is a real treat for me so Thank You!❤From Cleveland Heights Ohio USA

So looking forward to these upcoming vlogs Sarah they sound amazing, cant wait !!!!

I love Holmfirth!

All the reciepe-books Ive got use "Cups"-for measuring-"1 cup for that & half a cup for this"-I thought it was kinda universal ?-in-Metric-its 300mm-( I just looked on the "measuring -bowl"--)--what about some Parkin-&-Tripe & onions to go with it ??

American here I would bet it's cups for the recipe. Good luck hope it turns out for you.

The name fall was commonly used in England until about the end of the 1600s, when it was ousted by autumn. Interestingly an even older name used was "harvest" but eventually, the use of it as a name for the season fell out of use, instead becoming used for the period when ripened crops are harvested.

ive got a update too.. the digger is sat outside the old nightclub on union street/king street ready to pull it down.

A lot of storys in uppermill and delph especially regarding the craft .Some dark tales .

got married in that church

Nice one Sarah x good atmosphere and loved the illustrations xx

Im sorry but think this building should be used for something else now yu pays for the up keep now no mines exist

I bet you was buzzing when you got in there

Hey !!--I enjoyed these stories Sarah,-especially those "Illustrations"-look great!--More please,-I was working in an old Manor-House years ago,-Deceased estate,helping a mate do some repairs to some skirting-boards,-My mate said "I'll go and get some smoko"-& left,-After a while the front door opened,-& someone ran up the stairs,-I thought it was my mate come back,-I went to have a look & the front door was still closed,-but the place became freezing cold,-The old-fashioned phone in the hall rang-I thought it was my mate calling--I answered it & a woman was calling for "joan"-then my mate came back-with the Smoko,-& i told him I said some one was looking for Joan on the phone,-He said that phone was disconnected two weeks ago!!--my mate thought I was all B/S--but a neigbour-said a lady called Joan lived in place years ago,--so I shut up & kept working odd jobs around the place,--it's all "high-Rise"-now-But that was my only weird encounter,-

Nice one Sarah! My Grandad told me the story of Chamber Hall back when I was a kid. I'm guessing Boggart Hole Clough has stories like that too. We used to hang out there sometimes as it was within walking distance of my school. Cheers!

Enjoyed listening to this historical Story and see the illustrations along with it 😊

Maybe a walk around Boggart Hole Clough in Manchester would be interesting Sarah.

Loved this vlog Sarah look forward to more

Enjoyed it Sarah. I love folklore tales

This is similar to 'Hob' stories in Yorkshire - where a Hob would cause problems for a family. They would move out, and he would join them.

Wow loved this vlog. Love it wen you talk about historical content😊 Hope you had a good CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 😊

Hi sarah beautiful church and cemetery great content thanku xx❤

My last name is oldham 😊

How far is your place to Darfield,??--When I lived at Rochdale,-Years ago,--my old girlfriend,-& I took a "Thermos"& a picknic lunch on a Sunday,-to Rochdale Cemetary,-& look at all the beautiful headstones-We just loved the History of the place,-It was just full of History-& the work your doing-is much appreciated-your bringing History back to life !!

Some sad stories written on some of the grave stone . Thank you for taking us on your explores 😊

I did a video on Robert Millthorp..his Headstone actually killed him !

Lovely little village Sarah 😊😊😊😊

God bless those men and boys who worked in the mines. Thanks take care.

SARAH just come across your videos and find them very watchable could you tell me how do you find the information about the people lying in front of you really makes the tour around the graves etc more interesting thank you david

Thanks Sarah for another really interesting video

RIP Robert Millthorp!

Lived across from cross keys on vicar road that hill was a nightmare the church always looked spooky xx

You need to pop in to the pharmacy and buy some hot hands 😂🥶

You do know the craft has a special market that take's place there.

Very sad to see such a great old village in this state , love your enthusiasm amongst all the depression 😊 can't wait for the stories 👍

The land that you mention once had a school on it

And the first Latin I learned was ="Caesar-adsum-Jamforte"--means "Caesar-had-some-jam-for-tea"--Ha!-Ha!-Ha!

Wow Sarah !-did you know that picture was in there ?-looking at the tower,-it could be a "Corillion-Church"-with "Jangaling--Bells"-instead of one,-they sound great,--that is one beautiful Church,--I'm a "Left-Footer"--Catholic,--but Protestant or Catholic-are all mates now-& you can go in either one now & be welcomed !!--& I could just sit in there for hours-looking at all that Beauty-& another "Bulls-Eye"for you Sarah !