Thomas Andrews's Windsor Avenue Home

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  • @belindam7304
    @belindam7304 2 роки тому +8

    He was such a lovely caring man.. Such a loss it was .
    Gorgeous house it is

  • @sallykohorst8803
    @sallykohorst8803 2 роки тому +7

    Very very nice to see his home! He will never be forgotten!

  • @sallykohorst8803
    @sallykohorst8803 2 роки тому +4

    Yes thomas was amazing!! So sad to leave us too young. 39!

  • @HeritageElevators
    @HeritageElevators 11 років тому +10

    Chief Engineer Bell was also a great man and a hero. I admire both him aswell as Mr. Andrews

  • @lindagoodswin9519
    @lindagoodswin9519 4 роки тому +8

    Is his house still there I think he was a great man and cared so much a true hero

  • @coversbyDK
    @coversbyDK Рік тому +6

    Thomas Andrews was a real hero...though it was not his fault..he chose to stay back with Titanic and treated her like his daughter and did not leave her side..I think he felt guilty that so many people would be losing their lives...he even tried his best to alert the people and threw chairs for keeping them afloat...Really he was a gentleman with a good and pure heart..a pure soul...you will always be remembered Sir Thomas Andrews..RIP

  • @Angus_Gibson
    @Angus_Gibson  11 років тому +16

    Get in touch with Susie Millar - the lady who is guiding me in this video - she does Titanic Tours in Belfast. Let her know that you are interested in Thomas Andrews.
    Thanks for your kind words. Ever since I was a kid, Thomas Andrews has been my favorite passenger, too. The more you read about him, the more you see his kindness and integrity. GREAT man and a model hero!
    Cheers!

    • @libbytews
      @libbytews 6 років тому +2

      I love Thomas Andrews

    • @libbytews
      @libbytews 6 років тому +1

      I may possibly be related to him

    • @angyluzarmendaris2650
      @angyluzarmendaris2650 4 роки тому +1

      @@libbytews how cool 💞

    • @Rebelheart1985
      @Rebelheart1985 3 роки тому +1

      He’s one of my favorite people from the Titanic. Such an interesting person.

  • @PAPERCROWNNI
    @PAPERCROWNNI Рік тому +2

    Excellent video! I'm Belfast born and bred (currently live in the city centre) and I visited this house for the first time yesterday. Thank you for sharing :)

  • @cherrypickle8332
    @cherrypickle8332 5 років тому +8

    The engagement ring spoken of in this video is now up for auction. Helen's daughter by Henry Harland died a couple of weeks ago and the family have decided to sell the ring given to Helen by Thomas... how sad. :-\

  • @Matt28NL
    @Matt28NL 12 років тому +7

    Great video! Unfortunately I have only seen the exterior. Was always wondering what it would look like inside!

  • @MyLady120
    @MyLady120 3 роки тому +2

    That’s a beautiful house. May He RIP. 🌹

  • @SeganBrooke-rd7xt
    @SeganBrooke-rd7xt Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this wonderful video. I am planning a trip and would love to take this tour of his house. Do you know if the lady is still doing tours?
    Thank you.

  • @Sprnatural100
    @Sprnatural100 11 років тому +10

    Hello there. thanks so much for posting this video! I am such a huge fan of Thomas Andrews. he was my favourite passenger. Next year in march i'm going for a holiday to Scotland and Ireland with a group of people. I was just wondering do they give tour groups in Thomas Andrew's home as shown on this video. If you don't know please don't worry.

    • @libbytews
      @libbytews 6 років тому +1

      I love Thomas Andrews

  • @Brittany.Anderson
    @Brittany.Anderson 11 років тому +11

    they should have made his home a museum even though he only rented it great video

    • @Angus_Gibson
      @Angus_Gibson  11 років тому +4

      At least it's still there, right? :)

  • @BDavis820
    @BDavis820 Рік тому +2

    I just found this video but I've loved Thomas Andrews for most of my life. Thank you for this video of his home, I would love to see it in person (even though I know it's being used as office space now). But I imagine it would be surreal to see the stairs that he and Nellie would have used around the house. There's video of the woman who is playing her saying that they treated their servants as family and not as hired help, I can see that totally.
    Also didn't realize there was a rabbit hole of people believing all these reincarnation stories. I mean wow. I don't buy it but let's be real, if Thomas Andrews was reincarnated, he'd come back as Victor Garber. For real.

  • @jonathanwilson2260
    @jonathanwilson2260 2 роки тому

    fantastic video, I like this type of set up; exploring homes of the famous.

  • @Sprnatural100
    @Sprnatural100 11 років тому +2

    Also forgot to mention that's a GREAT! video you did too

  • @WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1
    @WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1 5 років тому +3

    My family had long believed the Ash Rowan townhouse B&B which was managed for year's by my late grandparents' was the home of Thomas Andrews as it's address is 12 Windsor Avenue
    At the funeral of my grandfather this week though, that number change was pointed out so it was of course disappointing
    Still, it is the same street and the Ash Rowan has a very similar style
    One Titanic connection I definitely have though is that I was born on 1st Sep 1985 - the day the wreck was rediscovered
    Nathan S. Hazlett April 2019

  • @keks_yt9531
    @keks_yt9531 6 років тому +2

    That house look's nice

    • @robertmccarthy1801
      @robertmccarthy1801 5 років тому

      l am an Andrews. l just broke the family mystery about my ancestors. It was very difficult because my great grandfather changed the name to a made up name At 21he emigrated to America to be become a butler to the Ames and control a staff of 200. Later he would become an inventor. I am proud to be a part of such a family. l know now why my mother was beautiful and smart.

  • @spitsenschipper
    @spitsenschipper 3 роки тому

    Great this video

  • @inokikambala2338
    @inokikambala2338 3 роки тому +1

    the most special man figure chief thomas andrews
    for some reason i like the figure of chief thomas andrews the most
    hope you about it chief ..1912 with the others

    • @inokikambala2338
      @inokikambala2338 3 роки тому

      both greetings compact always
      greetings from me from Jakarta

  • @123canadagirl
    @123canadagirl 3 роки тому

    Nice video

  • @Tiffany.1970
    @Tiffany.1970 5 років тому +2

    Thomas Andrew's cared about titanic n in a night to remember there's a quote 2 few screws on the state room coat hooks n the titanic employee says people first things second I believe

  • @Musikministeren
    @Musikministeren 9 років тому +11

    That model is a disgrace to his legacy....

    • @emperorryanii
      @emperorryanii 4 роки тому

      Michael Petersen , why?

    • @BDavis820
      @BDavis820 Рік тому +1

      @@emperorryanii There are about 50 things wrong with it. That’s why.

  • @Brendon_John_Harrison
    @Brendon_John_Harrison 2 роки тому

    TITANIC II is set to sail soon.

  • @BDavis820
    @BDavis820 Рік тому

    I know I commented on this already but I wanted to point out that I think it's a shame the way that Elba is made fun of here. She may have lived an unconventional life but she lived it on her terms and to the fullest. Just because she didn't marry or have kids doesn't make her weird. I'm sure Henry Harland was a great stepfather but it doesn't take the place of losing her wonderful dad at such a young age. Just because she didn't bring any direct descendants to Thomas Andrews into the world, doesn't make her a bad person. It's not a reason to have kids if she didn't want them.

    • @Angus_Gibson
      @Angus_Gibson  Рік тому +2

      Nothing we said was meant to belittle her, just point out that she lived a very eccentric life, particularly for an upper class Edwardian woman.

    • @BDavis820
      @BDavis820 Рік тому

      @@Angus_Gibson That's very fair, and I meant no disrespect to you guys. Thank you for responding.

  • @kenmannagh7788
    @kenmannagh7788 Рік тому +1

    I would love to know why Cameron wrongly scripted him as a citizen of Cork and not Comber Co.Down Northern Ireland. Insulting his memory.

    • @muffinjunior1280
      @muffinjunior1280 Рік тому

      Can you please share with me your source of information? Where did you read about it?

  • @celissewillis9399
    @celissewillis9399 6 років тому

    Ok so wait. His wife died in 1973 in a car accident. Andrews died on the titanic in 1912 at 39 years old. That means if he had lived to ‘73, he would’ve been 100 years old! So how old SHE when Thomas died?

    • @Angus_Gibson
      @Angus_Gibson  6 років тому +4

      The daughter, Elba, died in 1973.

    • @Angus_Gibson
      @Angus_Gibson  6 років тому +3

      Helen, the wife, passed in 1966.

  • @mikerelva6915
    @mikerelva6915 Рік тому

    Balling house. Homie had a good life, no doubt.

  • @celissewillis9399
    @celissewillis9399 6 років тому +2

    My only question for you is that you’re in denial that he’s reincarnated. Regardless of who’s telling the truth, yet you keep talking about how surreal this is & that you’re planning on playing him in something, like a movie?
    What if YOU reincarnated? Have you looked into your past lives? Don’t knock it, the soul is eternal & we continue to come back to learn what our soul needs to learn.

    • @Angus_Gibson
      @Angus_Gibson  6 років тому +3

      Simple. I don't believe in reincarnation.
      But let me break down my skepticism on Thomas Andrews being reincarnated. I have come across no less than 4 people in my studies who have said they were reincarnated from Thomas Andrews. 2 of them wrote books and made money. 1 of them was a child who, per his mother, "Would suddenly speak in an English accent," even though Thomas was Irish. So are all 4 people reincarnated with Thomas Andrews, along with myself? Does the soul split up into 5 different people? Now, I did idolize Thomas Andrews in my Titanic studies, and I did portray him for the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, which was one of the deepest honors of my life.
      I also had a similar feeling walking into Graceland, Elvis Presley's home. I also have studied deeply in the life of Elvis Presley, having been born in Memphis, Tennessee. I've impersonated him a couple of times, and when I go to karaoke, I song several of his songs. Am I reincarnated from him, too?
      Sorry. I'm a very passionate person about the lives of many people, including Thomas Andrews, but I am me, and I find enough worth as a child of God without being the vessel for someone else's soul.

    • @ravenel2
      @ravenel2 4 роки тому

      Just because four people claim to be Thomas Andrews doesn’t mean there is no reincarnation. We are all reincarnated and our personal preferences and choices reflect that. We’ve just never lived in an age where past-life selves could be photographed and verified. Thomas Andrews is just one of the first famous souls that were photographed. You are going to see a lot more of this when kids start watching movies like Gone with the Wind or the Wizard of Oz and recognize their past life selves as an extra or whatever. In the entire history of the world, this has never been possible before. Even someone who claims to be Shakespeare or Cleopatra has no way of seeing an actual photograph of their past selves. Thomas Andrews is really one of the first famous people to make this possible. And a psychic has just made an extraordinary claim that Captain Smith of the Titanic is now a famous person. I won’t say who it is, only that the karma is so perfect that you gasp in awe and say, “oh my God, that’s perfect!” Because the soul has totally redeemed himself in this life for destroying lives in the past. The universe knows what it is doing.

    • @celissewillis9399
      @celissewillis9399 4 роки тому

      Angus Gibson you’re missing the point & your final statement about being the vessel for someone else’s soul shows your block in awareness....
      Your body is just your body & that pertains to THIS lifetime. That does not pertain to all of the previous human beings that inhabited this planet for tens of thousands of years. Which means that souls DO return to experience life from different points of view & experience different forms of contrast. That’s the point of soul evolution. You do not learn everything that you need to learn in one single lifetime or else why would you feel some sort of familiarity or kinship with walking into someone’s home? My soul has been on this planet for thousands of years; I’ve been both a man & a woman; my son in this lifetime was my son in a past lifetime & I was his dad then. It’s your conscious ego mind that says no & tries to make sense of something that it can’t explain to itSelf. The ego mind is conditioned from childhood with storylines related to fear, lack & limitation, so if that conscious ego mind can’t make sense of something, it calls it false, or negative.
      The fact that you reference God/source/ the great I Am as something that is real to you shows in a small way that you are aware of the unlimited possibilities of the universe. The thing about religion though, is that it creates limitation and creates fear. Religious beliefs around God, having grown up in a Catholic household, I’m not unaware of what’s being taught & how people speak when it comes to their limitations, because of their belief about God, yet that’s where that very twisted belief comes (& our society has many that have been accepted) in that you can believe in what religious factions teach you about God, but you can’t (aka won’t allow yourSelf to) believe anything connected to your souls’ evolution & experiences through life times on this planet... among everything else that’s connected to the collective consciousness & beyond.
      Maybe it’s not meant for your soul in this lifetime to be more open minded, as that’s the point of soul evolution. Maybe your soul has an experienced many lifetimes on this planet and you’re still working through how it perceives different experiences. If that’s the point if that’s the case, I’m not here to convince you one way or another, just to help you understand that there is more beyond what our conscious mind chooses to accept as real or not. Your conscious mind is connected moreso to the physical body & it’s experiences... The sub conscious & unconscious are connected to energy in the spiritual Self, which also houses energy influenced by past life experiences. As they shift, as you allow them to shift, so does your association with your beliefs in your conscious ego mind...

    • @ravenel2
      @ravenel2 4 роки тому

      And by the way, after hearing about the four-year-old boy and everyone debating the Irish/English thing, I just happened to read by accident that Thomas Andrews identified as either English or Scottish-I cannot remember which, but he apparently did not identify as Irish. So the people saying that “Thomas Andrews was Irish,” thinking that this solves the case against reincarnation, are possibly wrong.

    • @Rebelheart1985
      @Rebelheart1985 3 роки тому

      not everyone believes in reincarnation. Hell I don’t. And yes I am a skeptic.

  • @SisterH1971
    @SisterH1971 6 років тому +1

    There is a man in the US that goes by the name William Barns, who claims to the reincarnation of Thomas Andrews. Look him up. I wonder what he would think if he toured this house?

    • @Angus_Gibson
      @Angus_Gibson  6 років тому +6

      heather hetrick That's 1 of literally a dozen people who claim to be reincarnated from Thomas Andrews. Call me a skeptic, but I'm not a believer in any of them.

    • @BDavis820
      @BDavis820 Рік тому

      @@Angus_Gibson Me neither. I don’t believe any of it.