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Stuart Anderson Harris
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Приєднався 27 кві 2019
On this channel, i walk you through the crowded dark and dirty alleyways of Manchester, England to tell you tales of true crime, disasters and recorded mysteries from the cities forgotten past.
If there is a true story you know or think i should cover let me know and i will credit you if i use it.
If there is a true story you know or think i should cover let me know and i will credit you if i use it.
Llancaich Fawr the most haunted building in Wales
She felt it something was right behind her, she felt her body go cold she was terrified her legs went weak like they belonged to someone else, every nerve urged her to run and with that the cat jumped free and they both ran.
Just to let you know this weeks video is a little different as some of you told me you would prefer no video, so I am going to trial that on this episode, let me know in the comments if you prefer this or you want your video back.
#ghoststories #ghost #ghosts #wales #oldbuildings #history #stories #uk
Just to let you know this weeks video is a little different as some of you told me you would prefer no video, so I am going to trial that on this episode, let me know in the comments if you prefer this or you want your video back.
#ghoststories #ghost #ghosts #wales #oldbuildings #history #stories #uk
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Extraordinary Deaths - What Happened?
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He opened the gate and walked down the path but when he got to the house he saw the door was opened he raced in side when his eyes adjusted to the darkness of the room he couldn’t believe what he saw. Today there are two true stories from Manchesters past that are filed away under Extraordinary deaths. I hope your share your thoughts with me about the first one as it’s a bit of a mystery anyway...
Eternal Battle - Ghosts of the Peak District
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He had been quiet a distance at first but as john got closer he knew he was right but when he got there and was standing over the man on the ground he saw the mans face was twisted in terror September 1932 the sun was shining and it was warm and four friends had been hiking all day they laughed and joked as they walked and the German shepherd bounced along in the heather giving chase to any of ...
Fairies or Fakes, The Green Children of Woolpit
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They followed the sounds, it sounded like children they crept closer to the edge of the pit and looked down, they saw what was crying and they couldn’t believe their eyes It was August 1150 and today was the day. it had been dry for long enough Hob and the other villagers left for the fields with their scythes, they walked along a dirt track until they met a small group of men who had been wait...
Don't Go in The Basement! Real ghost story or dangerous fake?
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After finishing his report to the court room Sheffield coroner Henry Badger frowned before nodding to the jury and stepped down then the first witness was called, Harriet ward. On Saturday, 24th February 1855, and young Harriet was sitting by the fire in the back room of the new property, despite some hard times she was really thankful for how things were turning out, she had been widowed a few...
A dark unsolved Mystery of the Midland Hotel
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Two dark stories of things that happened in the Midland Hotel Manchester, one was never solved! He checked his pocket watch again no sign of him, he went to his room on the 6th floor and knocked but no answer, so he knocked again this time harder, he grabbed the help of a passing chamber-maid and when they went into the room they couldn’t believe what they saw. #history #manchester #crime #crim...
Fair Ellen and the Step-Mothers Cruelty
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He could just about see it through the leaves, he pulled back the string of his bow and released the arrow, with a crash he knew he had missed. The hunt had been long and mostly unsuccessful but Thomas didn’t really mind, he just loved the thrill of the hunt, but he wasn’t enjoying it as much as he usually would, he had been unable to drive away a feeling of foreboding that kept crossing his mi...
Yours Truly Shakespeare! A True Crime Story
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Yours Truly Shakespeare! A True Crime Story
Greater Manchester Haunted Pubs Part 2
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Greater Manchester Haunted Pubs Part 2
Under Your Feet, Forgotten Cemeteries
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Under Your Feet, Forgotten Cemeteries
Another great video. Thank you Stuart
@@michelleleck7573 thank you for watching 🙏🏻
This one is my favourite so far
@@zoltandavidnemeth1557 I’m glad you enjoyed it, thanks for listening
I don't know. It's your channel, be creative. No one has to watch a video, they can listen to it while doing something else.
@@jared1870 seems like most people like the original way I do my videos
Had no idea about this place
@@glennthomas7978 it’s amazing, thanks for watching
Interesting no video good story personally i think some stories benefit from video most ghost stories could be a time slip as the same thing happens over and over well done ❤
I'm just here for the story telling and voice 🤣🤣🤣
@@killerchels13 thank you so much, happy to have you 😂
Stuart - I like the videos that accompany your stories !
@@gabschasse600 it looks like they are coming back, majority has spoken
Hey Stuart looking forward to hearing your narration probably more than the graphics....but I'm on the detailed video team too 😊 as long as your talking that's the main thing... I also loved your presenting on history under our feet uploads x
@@carolescutt2257 thank you so much for a lovely comment, looks like I will be going back to the other videos, I just thought as people asked I would try it out
@@StuartAndersonHarris of course you must explore different options as I say I enjoy your narration above any AI generated churn out channels and look for your upload on a Wednesday when I go to bed 🛏 ;0) thank you
I too prefer the more detailed video . Another interesting story 😊
@@suehawthorne1553 thank you, next video I will go back to how I normally make them, thank you for watching
Another vote for the original style imagery but great story still
@@lauracaroline6160 thank you, I know I can’t please everyone but I gave this a try and seems like the people have spoken
enjoyed this but liked your other detailed images more.
@@markreedy3131 I prefer making them to be honest, thank you for letting me know 😊
Interesting story, well delivered. 👏🏻 👏🏻 😊 Personally, I prefer the more detailed videos, but that's just me 😇
@@sanettenel4548 thank you for watching, to be honest I like making the other videos, I know I can’t please everyone but I was giving this a try
I loved this, anything Roman, especially ghosts are my favourite. Such battles I imagine do leave their mark. Especially when so many lives were lost. Like the stone tape theory all the intense emotions are captured and saved and are replayed and some are fortunate enough to still witness the event. I love all that you do but this is my favourite. Thank you.
@@patriciativey2621 such a lovely comment thank you, I’m glad you enjoy them 😊
I've supped ale in all of those pubs. Nice to see them featured in a UA-cam vid.
@@mikeilkycook6832 I love them pubs and it’s great there is something in their history I can share with others
A Great Presentation 👋
@@WadeRaney-vv5oi thank you 🙏🏻
Blood letting,draining of blood then a stab to heart then clothed,evidence might be two punching marks on marks on her wrists very slight for dressing her,well thought out the drops of blood from the machine used,that’s my theory,excellent story and mystery
@@glennthomas7978 I agree she must have been drained before the redress
Excellent very clever killer in first story where did all the blood go very interesting well researched ❤
I think it was either cleaned after the fact or she was killed elsewhere and placed
I'm sure this was a great episode alas I've a phobia of blood and squirming at 5:49 I had to switch off but bravo stuart😊😊
@@carolescutt2257 sorry I will put a warning on the next one, hope you are ok
@@StuartAndersonHarris I'm just a bit of a baby at 46 I should be able to cope ... but.. lol even worse I have to have a blood test and ive had the form over a wk just can't bring myself 😃😃
@@carolescutt2257 I understand the mind can make things seem bigger then they are, the second story was bloodless if that helped 😁
The first part sounds like it could've been ripped from Crime and Punishment or another novel. It's so unnecessarily cruel, tragic and violent.
@@imogenx9145 absolutely agree, it just seems so over the top and all about control
That first story is plain disturbing, killing an elderly, blind woman who lived alone. I agree it was a meticulously planned and executed murder designed to hide any potential clues. The second death sounds like what would happen to me, but fortunately I don't have false teeth. Thank you once again!
@@jared1870 yea the first one absolutely sounds planned and at the very least rehearsed, the second surprised me when I came across it, it’s totally random
My dad lived on Radnor st , he was born in 1932
Great story well presented. 👏🏻 👏🏻 This sounds like a case of a residual haunting ( which is different from an intelligent haunting). It's like energy being imprinted on a place and being released in certain circumstances and replaying like a film in a loop. Very interesting. Thanks. I enjoyed this story.
@@sanettenel4548 I absolutely agree with you that’s what I think, thanks for listening
It is always a pleasure to wake up to a Stuart Anderson Harris video after a previous bad day. You reminded me of some research I need to do on Stockport and Manchester. As for the ghost story, I love a good ghost story about historical events. If no more than for entertainment value, they help keep history alive and in memory. I am one who believes that the earth records events that once happened and that it is possible for some people to see the "recording" as it were. Others have vivid imaginations. To me it doesn't matter when the ghost story aligns with facts. Thanks once again, sir.
@@jared1870 I’m so glad you enjoyed it and I’m sorry you had a bad time yesterday day, yea I have read a bit on the topic that ghosts are a memory imprinted on that specific location.
❤ wonderfully empathic as always loving the narration. Such spirit and passion leached into the morland fotwver a testament to theyre last stand x
@@carolescutt2257 thank you so much I’m glad you enjoyed the story, absolutely when people fight for their home
Excellent tale the area is well known for strange sightings great history well told ❤
@@chrisharris9551 thank you for stopping by to listen 🙏🏻
Excellent as always
@@helentsoukala5412 thank you so much 🙏🏻
Thanks for a great presentation of the story of the green children of Woolpit. 🙂This story has been debated since the 12th century, and I think it will probably go on for many more years to come.
@@sanettenel4548 I absolutely agree with you, thank you for listening 🙏🏻
Ah a nice surprise for this morning. I think I like the historical theory of being immigrants during the reign of King Stephen who lost their parents. I am sure the story originated from an actual event. On the other side, a fae folk story also works well, but I never accept aliens.
@@jared1870 I’m glad you enjoyed the story, I agree with you
Excellent work
@@glennthomas7978 thank you Glenn
Ohhh I did a post about this on instagram a while ago. Really interesting story thanks for sharing this strange tale Stuart 😊
@@RichardFarley1976 thank you for listening 🙏🏻
Again well told a delightful erie story excellent well told stuart ❤
@@chrisharris9551 thank you
I've noticed some parts of your stories repeat it's a bit confuzzling
@@andyn3532 do you mean her description of her land and what happened? I tried to show what the first two accounts reported and how similar they were despite being year’s apart
@@StuartAndersonHarris that was part of it for some reason a few times I feel like the video is on a loop I was wondering if it's a UA-cam glitch. I love the tales of old Manchester and surrounding areas and you paint a wonderful picture of the normal every day people with less than ordinary tales to tell. As a child we liv d with my great grandmother who lives as born in times very different from now she didn't have a fridge just a larder, a big old boiler in the corner for a washing clothes etc and a mangle and scrubbing board no TV but an old wind up cabinet gramophine it was like living in a museum so these tales strangely take me back to childhood memories. Ps apologise for the late reply I didn't get a notification.
@@andyn3532 I’m so glad you enjoy them and they give you that connection to your memories
So honesty is the best policy, as the scullery boy discovered. Can you imagine such an ancient and historical dwelling becoming a home for cattle? I’ve been past this area many times, had no idea of this story beforehand. Thanks for sharing this, as gruesome as it is. ✌🏻☘️
@@user-if6hf7ky1t I know it literally went to rack and ruin, thank you for listening 🙏🏻
ive got the same name as u and im from manchester.
@@Seymour-Clearly same full name?
@@StuartAndersonHarris hey, without Harris . did u ever see the scottish kid called stuart anderson in a kilt singing a song called Gordon where's your trousers, that was funny to see growing up. its on yt somewhere. found your channel last night, really brilliantly narrated stories. you're great bro.
@@Seymour-Clearly ha ha yes I did
@@StuartAndersonHarris hahaa brilliant
@@Seymour-Clearly you on instagram?
Really enjoyed this story and the hotel history thank Stuart 😊
Great story Stuart very Sweeny Todd 😊
Sorry I couldn’t get the video on this one, but great story thanks Stuart
Loved this spooky and interesting tale thanks Stuart 😊
@@RichardFarley1976 glad you enjoyed it, thank you for the support
🙌❤️🙌 interesting history Stuart
Sad intriguing story Stuart thanks for sharing 🙌
Your stories are so intriguing and I’ve learned so much from them
@@lauracaroline6160 thank you so much for the kind words and support
😊 I missed the upload 😮😮 settled to enjoy your story stuart xx
@@carolescutt2257 thank you for the continued support 🙏🏻
Very entertaining and thought-provoking story. Very well presented. 🙂 Whether there was a ghost (or a spirit) in this particular case, I wouldn't be able to say. I think it is safe to assume that she did think that she saw a ghost. Otherwise, she would probably not have had such a strong physical reaction. It is also well documented that some people do see their loved ones after their passing over. So, if she said she saw her husband after he passed over, who are we to say that is untrue? And if she did see her husband after he passed over, I think she probably had a pretty good idea of what it is like to see an apparition. That doesn't mean that she was comfortable with it. It is not uncommon for people with strong psychic abilities, who may have been unaware of these abilities, to be uncomfortable with it once confronted with the reality of it. For one thing, people around them, who don't have the gift, (and are supposed to be supportive) are always very quick to condemn the fact that something they themselves are unable to perceive, is even possible. There have been documented cases over the years of people who died a violent death, to hang around the place, and that their spirit only pass over after their bones are uncovered and they are given a proper burial. They say we all have psychic abilities, to some extent or another. But, as with everything in life, some people are just more gifted in this area than other people. Although it is quite possible that the story may have been elaborated over the years, I always like to look for the golden thread of truth, because most stories have them. And that reminds me of the line by Shakespeare in "Hamlet" (Act 1 Scene 5): “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy" , or, if you will, "[a]ll we know is still infinitely less than all that remains unknown." (William Harvey)
@@sanettenel4548 yea I agree, I am not saying there are no such things as ghosts/ memory imprints as there are records of many strange things and I my self have come across them. I just think in this case it could go either way there is a haunting, or Harriet being hyper focused on ghosts after her husband saying plants a seed which because of the times and beliefs the others jump on and it gets totally out of hand, each person feeding the others fear
A fantastic story and well Told, I’m listening to it again 😂
@@WildMindSounds glad you liked it
Well that was an interesting story. I don't believe there was a ghost, possibly some emotional trouble and a press smear campaign, but I do think that someone can be scared of fright. I need to look at your sources. Thanks once again for an interesting story.
@@jared1870 not a problem, I am glad you enjoyed it, I do believe fear is contagious and after Harriet had planted the seed of what the ghost looked like all parties were now subconsciously involved, you need to remember people were very god fearing back then and ghosts were very much a thing. Also light was very poor gas lighting wasn’t compulsory in homes at this point and a flickering candle can create some very strange shadows
@@StuartAndersonHarris I agree with all your points. On reflection, while I enjoyed your story, I always love ghost stories, something bothered me but I am now putting it down to my current emotional state, so as I stated there was some emotional trouble but it seems to be more with me than with the participants of the story.
@@jared1870 I’m sorry you are having a hard time, hope things improve for you soon
Another fantastic story thank you ❤
@@lauracaroline6160 thank you for listening ☺️
❤nice work stuart well told me
@@chrisharris9551 thank you glad you enjoyed it