East End & Old Sunderland History Tour
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2023
- Hello!
Today we're exploring the East End of Sunderland and 'Old Sunderland'; an area full of hidden history!
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Absolutely fantastic series of videos and you can just tell that they are produced with pride and more importantly to me narrated with an authentic accent. Our city is seeing great change and we need to support people like this who will document it.
Lived here all my life and never knew alot of this history, love the video
Lived in Sunderland for 26 year, but still go back for parents, the match, etc, and yet I never knew about some of these places. Goes to show we do have nice buildings like Newcastle, we just don't expose them. Fab videos 👍
I walked down Church Walk on my first day at the railway depot off Prospect Row back in 1989, I enjoyed many a drink in the Welcome, great memories of my years in Sunderland.
I grew up next to Holy Trinity Thanks for thus great vudeo.
Brilliant narration , great knowledge of this historical area. You have such an interesting voice, telling us the story as you're walking by. Love these videos x🥰🥰
The narration isn’t live.
Great stuff! I've always wondered about the history of this part of town :)
Sunderland went through some hard times in the 70's and 80's but a lot of folk there seem to be working their socks off to make it a place to be proud of
Jack Crawford nailed the colours to the mast at the Battle of Camperdown, not Trafalgar, but otherwise very interesting.
I grew up in the East End but haven't been back for 50 years. So said to see what an empty, dead, desolate place it has become.
Oh thank you for correcting me! I must have misread when checking my sources 😊 the east end does seem to have changed a lot, only really retaining a few historic buildings from the past due to slum clearances.
Jack Crawford did however have rather a tenuous link to the Battle of Trafalgar. He was one of eight naval heroes of the day who were chosen to carry Nelson's coffin at the late admiral's state funeral in 1805. Nelson had famously met his end quite early on in the Battle of Trafalgar falling to a shot from a sniper located in the rigging of an enemy ship. Nelson had made himself a rather obvious target having unwisely insisted on dressing in his full Admiral's uniform for the battle.
Great video.
I used to own Sans St Garage (Not Jolly's) which was where the new road cutting is.
Smashing video. I was born in Burleigh Garth in the late 60's and know these places well. Lovely to see the buildings being looked after.❤
My grandmother had a tobacconist shop in the High street in the Early 1900 She was widowed with 8 children the youngest being only 6months old the then vicar wanted to place my father into the orphanage but his elder brother takes him you take us all. My uncle who saved him this plight faught in the first world war and was killed his name is on the plaque on Holy Trinity we saw this 2 years ago when we stayed at the BoarsHead roughly opposite grandmas shop
High street east used to have more pubs than anywhere in the world in an half a mile area. Which will give an idea how busy our ports used to be. We have always been a poor area of the country but that has always bred a common bond amongst us. We have a unique history & should be proud if who we are.
Definitely! We have such a rich history of industrial heritage that I'm trying to explore in my videos ☺️
Loving your videos, I'm busy working my way through them all. Very informative, interesting and well narrated. Great work! 😊👍
Thank you so much!😊 I'm really pleased you like them! I'm slowly making more and more!
Absolutely love this 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you!😁
Extremely informative.
Thanks for posting 👍
I'm really pleased you enjoyed it! ☺️
Great video 👍
Nice memories of Sunderland by the time i was there 😘🇪🇦🇬🇧❤️
Fab video as always Kathrine.
Thank you so much Ellie! 😊
Thabks for showing the East End.
It's such an interesting and underrated part of Sunderland, full of history and stories!
when i was a young girl I went down to the riverside where the abandoned house alongside the m¨bridge is. dangerous fun in the 1970s. Sunderland has lost much of its character with only windows of a great past amongst the rubbish and decay.
Keep up your good work and thanks from an eastender
Thank you so much! The east end of Sunderland is definitely an underrated area for history ☺️
Best city and people in the whole of the North East hurts me as a Red House lad living in Yorkshire to return occasionally to see it rapidly going into decline Mackems deserve a lot better 😢
There's a lot of things happening in Sunderland at the moment so hopefully things will get better 😊
@@northeastnostalgic5071 I very much hope so it’s the most wonderful city and I am glad I was born there and nowhere else 😊
Well done Katherine.👍
Thank you so much!😁
I think the Masonic hall in Queen Street is the oldest working Masonic Hall in the world.
Did I hear… “underground crypt?” 👀
I thought you'd be interested!😂 Its not one you can go in, it was discovered and bricked back up, but it's under Villiers Street!
You could tell us anything about what was here, all we see is grass and walls, we need "before and after" pictures
Hi 😊 I'm still new to creating videos so there will be before and after pictures in future videos, apologies that this video isn't very good!
Sunderland is the worst place in the universe. It’s worse than the core of a black hole or neutron star, it’s worse than the battlefields of WW1 and WW2, it’s worse than Hiroshima in 1945.