WOW you went to two places where historical members of my family are buried: 1] Claines, The Mug House graveyard is the resting place of many Attwoods. Dr. Thomas Attwood was a catholic during the eighteenth century and as such practised medicine illegally. It seems that a blind eye was turned as he lent the city a large sum of money. He left a large sum of money in his will to set up Worcester Royal Infirmary. 2] The Cathedral is the resting place of another relative Sir John de Beauchamp. He was Receiver of the Chamber {treasurer of the Exchequer} and Keeper of the King's Jewels, the King was his son's godfather. The other noblemen became jealous and he was impeached and then beheaded for treason on Tower Hill. His tomb is right near the entrance and sports the figure of himself and his wife with their heads resting on the wings of a swan and a dog at their feet. Also, the Cathedral is the resting place of King Henry VIII's older brother Prince Arthur who died at Ludlow Castle.
Wow back at you! That's some incredible history right there, I'm extremely impressed! Just watched this video back myself tonight and I can't wait to revisit these places. Worcester is an amazing city, so much rich history. Thanks very much for sharing, very cool! Stay safe and best regards to you
@@BIRMZE Just seen that you hale from Birmingham. The Attwood relatives were very active there too, another Thomas Attwood owned a bank called Attwood and Spooner there and was the high bailiff for Birmingham. He campaigned for everyone to have the vote and together with: Lord Brougham; Lord Russell and Earl Grey he was instrumental in the passing of the first Reform Act in 1832, that meant that more people in this country had the right to vote and it got rid of 'rotten boroughs'. He was Birmingham's first MP. There used to be a statue to him in Larches Green, Sparkbrook, but it was defaced and the arm was ripped off, it is now in storage. There is a more modern bronze statue of him reclining on the steps in Centenary Square in the centre of Birmingham. We only discovered our family history by accident when my mother contacted a demolition team who had taken down a row of houses that had belonged in the family and they gave her a political token that had been recovered from the back of the fireplace. I live in Worcestershire and regularly shop in Worcester, so your video was very interesting. If you revisit, go and have a look in the Costa coffee shop opposite the Guild Hall. Set in the wall is the death mask of William Guise, he was hung for being a traitor during the civil war, the shop is also said to be haunted.
@@BIRMZE, To be honest, I usually shop most weekends in Worcester city centre, but I stopped going in just before the coronavirus lockdown. It is apparently a place where although the death rate from it has subsided, the infection rate is on the increase there again, so I won't be going in for a while. Thoroughly sick of coronavirus by now and wish it would BUGger off, so we can all have some nice summer days out. Still, the local pub is doing cheap takeaway Sunday lunches and there is a travelling wood fired pizza van that we get car picnics from in picturesque spots.
Love it , love it, love it!! Sooo spooky!! I couldn’t look away, want to go there now and will watch again for all the knowledge you dropped on us. Fab work Birmze!!
My brother was buried at Claines Church.... There are three ghosts in Claines Lane that died in an accident in the 70´s. There is another at the Cathedral of a Viking that was skinned and nailed to the door. Also, Worcester was the major seat of justice in the Midlands for many years. all lost in time.
I live in Worcester and have been to all of those places you went in the video. I work at the cathedral for a day every year. I have seen orbs fly around every where and candles blown out. When I closed off the cathedral my mum and grandparents were at the other side by the door that leads down to the river where vikings would hang skin on there, I heard footsteps and saw someone dressed like king John. My first thought was is that a mockery or something. I asked the figure if they would politely leave the cathedral as we have a service going on, your welcome to sit at the back with the public if you so wish. The figure turned to me and gave me an uneasy face. It gives me nightmares still. I still go and do my job there every year. I hope that if I ever see that figure again I could apologise if I came off rude in anyway. Whenever I go to that spot you can always see orbs flying around. Some parts of the cathedral make me feel a bit uneasy like the corridor by the main hall and café. I always feel like I'm being watched, but I still go down there because it is my duty to take people to their seats or ask them politely if they could leave or if the wish to stay and sit down with the public whilst the service goes on, not with the people who have reserved seats like; high judges, mayor, high sheriff of Worcester and his p.a my Nan.
My fella is from Malvern which is just over the river from Worcester and he's a experienced traditional ghost hunter and practioner of white magic. Go to malvern as the Abbey is haunted and the priory is haunted by a benedictine monk.
A courthouse turned into a pub. That's some much needed change I am talking about. I want more courthouses to be turned into pubs. Also parliaments and party HQs...
I worked in this place. I experienced quite a few bizarre and unexplainable things. One of which - I was carrying a stack of plates across the kitchen, my necklace flew off and landed right across the kitchen. I picked it up to find it was done up.
I'm actually so ashamed that I've only been to London! Really cool listening to your storytelling (just needed a minute or two to get over the thick British accent) 😛 Good work! 👏
I'm a Worcestershire local but have never been in The Mug House, so it was nice to go on your video ghost tour of the place! :D Incidentally, Henry VIII's older brother, Prince Arthur, is also entombed in the Cathedral.
Live next to a city in central Massachusetts named Worcester also, really wanted to hear how you say it. Honestly not very different at all, but people outside of New England say it different kind of funny. This looks far more interesting than the city I live near though lol!
I know people that neck of the woods I may have to check it out! Yeah the pronunciation of Worcester has been a tongue twister for some time now lol Glad you enjoyed the video, cheers!
Battle of Worcester 3000 killed The Battle of Worcester, the last battle of the Civil Wars, was fought on 3rd September 1651; nine years earlier the first substantial action of the war had taken place barely two miles to the south of the city, at Powick Bridge.
Great question, I know all these areas, all very different, depends what you are looking for, all have quality boozers of course 😂 I was in Cheltenham not long ago which is on the doorstep of the Cotswolds. Cleeve Hill is next door, the highest point of the Cotswolds and you get some cracking views up there.
Where did you move to in the end, just out of interest? I've lived in Worcester and Cheltenham and am very fond of both although there's more going on in Cheltenham generally. Gloucester and Hereford are great for day trips.
St Albans Church Deansway. I worked there and was attacked by a jar of sauce, flung out of a kitchen cupboard, landing behind my feet. This was in front of a witness who said they saw the cupboard open as I walked past it. Another witness, who did not see the actual incident in the kitchen or even know about it, said they saw me walk through the main room and that I had a shadow, when I went into the kitchen the shadow stayed at the kitchen door and did not enter with me! So much happened in that building that could leave no doubt about hauntings
Great vlog, but I will say my friend; As a worcester local I’ve never seen any ghosts at any of those pubs. However if you want to see anything really freaky go to the whetherspoons on a Saturday night ;)
and i read theres a phantom bear that roams the cathedral grounds and rears up when it appears then vanishes...its been seen as early as the civil war and as late as the 70,s
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WOW you went to two places where historical members of my family are buried:
1] Claines, The Mug House graveyard is the resting place of many Attwoods. Dr. Thomas Attwood was a catholic during the eighteenth century and as such practised medicine illegally. It seems that a blind eye was turned as he lent the city a large sum of money. He left a large sum of money in his will to set up Worcester Royal Infirmary.
2] The Cathedral is the resting place of another relative Sir John de Beauchamp. He was Receiver of the Chamber {treasurer of the Exchequer} and Keeper of the King's Jewels, the King was his son's godfather. The other noblemen became jealous and he was impeached and then beheaded for treason on Tower Hill. His tomb is right near the entrance and sports the figure of himself and his wife with their heads resting on the wings of a swan and a dog at their feet.
Also, the Cathedral is the resting place of King Henry VIII's older brother Prince Arthur who died at Ludlow Castle.
Wow back at you! That's some incredible history right there, I'm extremely impressed! Just watched this video back myself tonight and I can't wait to revisit these places. Worcester is an amazing city, so much rich history. Thanks very much for sharing, very cool! Stay safe and best regards to you
@@BIRMZE Just seen that you hale from Birmingham. The Attwood relatives were very active there too, another Thomas Attwood owned a bank called Attwood and Spooner there and was the high bailiff for Birmingham. He campaigned for everyone to have the vote and together with: Lord Brougham; Lord Russell and Earl Grey he was instrumental in the passing of the first Reform Act in 1832, that meant that more people in this country had the right to vote and it got rid of 'rotten boroughs'. He was Birmingham's first MP.
There used to be a statue to him in Larches Green, Sparkbrook, but it was defaced and the arm was ripped off, it is now in storage. There is a more modern bronze statue of him reclining on the steps in Centenary Square in the centre of Birmingham. We only discovered our family history by accident when my mother contacted a demolition team who had taken down a row of houses that had belonged in the family and they gave her a political token that had been recovered from the back of the fireplace.
I live in Worcestershire and regularly shop in Worcester, so your video was very interesting. If you revisit, go and have a look in the Costa coffee shop opposite the Guild Hall. Set in the wall is the death mask of William Guise, he was hung for being a traitor during the civil war, the shop is also said to be haunted.
Amazing! Love stories like this! Will definitely be in Costa soon to check out that mask, thanks for the heads up! Excuse the pun ha ha
@@BIRMZE, To be honest, I usually shop most weekends in Worcester city centre, but I stopped going in just before the coronavirus lockdown. It is apparently a place where although the death rate from it has subsided, the infection rate is on the increase there again, so I won't be going in for a while.
Thoroughly sick of coronavirus by now and wish it would BUGger off, so we can all have some nice summer days out. Still, the local pub is doing cheap takeaway Sunday lunches and there is a travelling wood fired pizza van that we get car picnics from in picturesque spots.
@Banana Yes I couldn't agree more I'm looking forward to getting back to some kind of normality. Sunday Lunches & Pizza definitely sounds good to me
I moved here from the US and have lived in Worcester since September of 2021, I work on Friar St and want to check out all these places!
You wont be dissapointed lots of cool history in Worcester
I lived in Worcester for 3 years, went to a lot of the places you visited, and had NO IDEA that so many of them were haunted! Great video!
Thanks very much!
Love it , love it, love it!! Sooo spooky!! I couldn’t look away, want to go there now and will watch again for all the knowledge you dropped on us. Fab work Birmze!!
Ahh thanks very much Ubah glad you enjoyed it :) Worcester is definitely a place to check out
Worcester is a great place to visit especially if you like history 👍
My brother was buried at Claines Church.... There are three ghosts in Claines Lane that died in an accident in the 70´s.
There is another at the Cathedral of a Viking that was skinned and nailed to the door.
Also, Worcester was the major seat of justice in the Midlands for many years. all lost in time.
Quite creepy but seems like awesome city too! Great videos man! Love it!
Thanks really appreciate that!
I live in Worcester and have been to all of those places you went in the video. I work at the cathedral for a day every year. I have seen orbs fly around every where and candles blown out. When I closed off the cathedral my mum and grandparents were at the other side by the door that leads down to the river where vikings would hang skin on there, I heard footsteps and saw someone dressed like king John. My first thought was is that a mockery or something. I asked the figure if they would politely leave the cathedral as we have a service going on, your welcome to sit at the back with the public if you so wish. The figure turned to me and gave me an uneasy face. It gives me nightmares still. I still go and do my job there every year. I hope that if I ever see that figure again I could apologise if I came off rude in anyway. Whenever I go to that spot you can always see orbs flying around. Some parts of the cathedral make me feel a bit uneasy like the corridor by the main hall and café. I always feel like I'm being watched, but I still go down there because it is my duty to take people to their seats or ask them politely if they could leave or if the wish to stay and sit down with the public whilst the service goes on, not with the people who have reserved seats like; high judges, mayor, high sheriff of Worcester and his p.a my Nan.
Wow thanks for sharing!
Noooo why would you say that I go to the school right next to the cathedral and we sometimes go in there for services 😭
I like the background sounds you put in the video birmze! Very entertaining video 🙌🏽
Thanks mate! 😎
Keep these coming. Great video mate.
Cheers mate I really appreciate that 👍
My fella is from Malvern which is just over the river from Worcester and he's a experienced traditional ghost hunter and practioner of white magic. Go to malvern as the Abbey is haunted and the priory is haunted by a benedictine monk.
Thanks for the shout, Ahh fair play, I may have to go down to Malvern :D
Over the river and down a bit....then uphill a bit
A courthouse turned into a pub. That's some much needed change I am talking about. I want more courthouses to be turned into pubs. Also parliaments and party HQs...
I worked in this place. I experienced quite a few bizarre and unexplainable things. One of which - I was carrying a stack of plates across the kitchen, my necklace flew off and landed right across the kitchen. I picked it up to find it was done up.
Thanks for sharing!
Love this vlog! It shows that you really enjoyed what you're doing! Thanks for the tour! 👊
Ahh thanks for the kind words yes it was good fun to make and a bit scary 😅
@@BIRMZE 😂😂😂 But you still manage to take it! Hahaha!
@@AreandMadjAdventures I am a quick runner ha ha :D
I'm actually so ashamed that I've only been to London! Really cool listening to your storytelling (just needed a minute or two to get over the thick British accent) 😛 Good work! 👏
Ha ha thanks very much I need to work on my Hugh Grant accent :)
A British accent doesn't really exist though there are like over 30 accents in britain
Woowww awesome video birmze!!! Very interesting!!!
Thanks Patricia! 😀👏
I'm a Worcestershire local but have never been in The Mug House, so it was nice to go on your video ghost tour of the place! :D Incidentally, Henry VIII's older brother, Prince Arthur, is also entombed in the Cathedral.
Thanks Venice glad you enjoyed the video. Ahh great fact!
Thanks Venice glad you enjoyed the video. Ahh great fact!
I live in Worcester. Truly is a great place
Definitely agree 😁
My sister is going to live in Worcester soon, I think she’s lucky.
From birmingham
It's a nice city if you get chance definitely visit her and check it out
Loved watching this. I'm a huuuuge believer in spirits/ghosts, watching this and being local to the area was definitely interesting ☺️
Thanks very much I'm glad you enjoyed it. I drove past the cathedral earlier and the commandery, so much history on our doorstep. All the best!
Spooky! Love the video 🖤
Thanks! That's very kind :) I couldn't sleep for a few days after making this 😂
Been in the holding cells under the guildhall, very creepy atmosphere, nice video
Thanks Nath bet that was cool
Love Worcester, so much history
Yeah loads of history
creepy! Great video and nice audio design 👌
Thanks guys 😀
This area looks so cozy !!!
You would like this city Dari 😎
hahaha during the day it is
It is during the day, where he went was 'town' and there jsut a bunch of shops 😂😂
@@x_summer_x_x_jake_x5759 at night is a little bit louder and the pubs get full 😂
Very informative, great video!
Thanks Nabila 😀👍
Keep up the great videos man.
Thanks mate glad your liking them, I really appreciate that, likewise 😎
The Mug looks epic!
Great pub mate. All the pubs in this vid are and the pubs in general around Worcester. Really good city for a few drinks
It has some waddling on display at the front entrance. A great summer pub. I go with a group of runners after an evening run in the summertime 👍
Awesome vid mate
Thanks mate!
Love this video I have been wanting to do ghost tour myself your so confident I will definitely be subscribing
Live next to a city in central Massachusetts named Worcester also, really wanted to hear how you say it. Honestly not very different at all, but people outside of New England say it different kind of funny. This looks far more interesting than the city I live near though lol!
I know people that neck of the woods I may have to check it out! Yeah the pronunciation of Worcester has been a tongue twister for some time now lol Glad you enjoyed the video, cheers!
i was born in worce love it.brilliant tour im making a point of visiting the kings house ,i do believe in spirits.
Battle of Worcester
3000 killed
The Battle of Worcester, the last battle of the Civil Wars, was fought on 3rd September 1651; nine years earlier the first substantial action of the war had taken place barely two miles to the south of the city, at Powick Bridge.
Tragic so many lost their lives. Worcester has a lot of history. I know that bridge
Awesome video, gonna visit this place soon.
Cheers I appreciate that 😀 Let me know mate, there's a pint and maybe a spirit waiting for ya 😂👏
What's better mate? Worcester, Cheltenham, gloucester or Hereford! Looking to move soon!
Great question, I know all these areas, all very different, depends what you are looking for, all have quality boozers of course 😂 I was in Cheltenham not long ago which is on the doorstep of the Cotswolds. Cleeve Hill is next door, the highest point of the Cotswolds and you get some cracking views up there.
Where did you move to in the end, just out of interest? I've lived in Worcester and Cheltenham and am very fond of both although there's more going on in Cheltenham generally.
Gloucester and Hereford are great for day trips.
I love English countryside... it has such a vibe and feel in it... love the video too :)
Thanks mate glad you enjoyed the vid 😎
St Albans Church Deansway.
I worked there and was attacked by a jar of sauce, flung out of a kitchen cupboard, landing behind my feet. This was in front of a witness who said they saw the cupboard open as I walked past it.
Another witness, who did not see the actual incident in the kitchen or even know about it, said they saw me walk through the main room and that I had a shadow, when I went into the kitchen the shadow stayed at the kitchen door and did not enter with me!
So much happened in that building that could leave no doubt about hauntings
Lovely staff mate .. keep good work
Thanks mate! 😎👍
I go Worcester quite a lot and I didn't know it was a haunted 🤔 thanks man 😊
Some great pubs to check out there while on the hunt :D
@@BIRMZE I've been in the The King Charles pub once with my dad 😅 The Cathedral is my favourite place to go 😊
Love both!
Nice to see local places but never seen a ghost 👻
Some good places to check out there, keep looking you never know 😀
We had my grandads wake in that pub the one by the Church Graveyard it’s now my fave pub ❤️❤️
I love this pub, really cool pub! I'm sorry to hear of your loss, my heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family
Hahaha so funny seeing Worcester on here, I live in Worcester. Nice video anyways 😂
Thanks 😎👍
Enjoyed this and I've seen ghosts 👻👻👻👻👻👻
It was so thrilling.. Nice vlog Birmze 🤘 thank u for sharing a small part of ur country. Loved it 🙂. Lots of love from #firstofwe 🙂❤️🇮🇳
Thanks guys really glad you enjoyed it :) All the best both :)
Such amazing video
Glad you liked it! Thanks :)
Great vlog, but I will say my friend; As a worcester local I’ve never seen any ghosts at any of those pubs. However if you want to see anything really freaky go to the whetherspoons on a Saturday night ;)
Ha ha noted!
I sub to you because of ur comment on drew binsky yt vid
I like his videos, welcome mate :)
Spooky... Did l see some orbs in the King Charles?
I saw those too!!! I thought that!??
My Gr. Gr. Gr. Grandfather is from Worcestershire, England. I think his farm is still standing there. I know that the church, he attended is.
Thanks for sharing this, all the best to you and family!
and i read theres a phantom bear that roams the cathedral grounds and rears up when it appears then vanishes...its been seen as early as the civil war and as late as the 70,s
I live in Worcester and my grandad works at the guildhall and used to turn the lights of and scare people tiring the dungeons with the lights 😭😭
Wow I live here.
A very nice place to live!
@@BIRMZE hi
@@BIRMZE 👋
I live there and go to school next to the cathedral
Great city 😎
hahaha same
Don't reckon there's much paranormal in Worcester, closest you'll get to ghosts here is the blokes in St Peters
Spooky
Thanks was fun to explore more into the history of Worcester
Lots of swans and smack heads
Big LK to u my dear friend 💞 I showed my lv hope you also
Thanks very much, good luck to you too 😊
Ligit ive been everywhere u went and i live in Worcester so...
Thanks for sharing, big up Worcester
Thanks for this video. Can we stay connected
I live there but idk if it’s haunted aha
Stay up stairs for the night in King Charles House and then come back to me it's so eerie up there, that's where the poltergeist hangs out 😅👻
There are so many old buildings that I get the feeling there is definitely something creepy
@@samanthamcclory5204 Worcester is certainly rich in history, a great city
I thought there was paranormal activity in The King Charles Pub... though it might have been the ketamine
Big wine vaults under Worcester.
I need to find those vaults lol
I have ancestors who lived in this area... supposedly
Very cool
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Thanks very much I really appreciate that, all the best!
Thanks very much I really appreciate that, all the best!
Spoooooky😬
😂😂😂
i live here
Worcester porcelain.
Indeed 👏
This is litterally just showing town not Worcester
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Im a local
Do you go to the local shop? Do you know league of gentleman? :D
@@BIRMZE yes
@@AssumedTiger 😀 Great boozers in Worcester
lol worcester is a dump and has been for years lol and before anyone has a go at me, i live in worcester