The History Of Buxton Hydropathic Hotel
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Episode 34 of Buxton Barrow Man.
Today's episode is about Buxton's lost Hydropathic Hotel.
Shot on: GoPro Hero11
Music:
The Things That Keep Us Here - Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0.
www.scottbuckley.com.au
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An entertaining spot of history as always, thanks!
Thank you so much! The donation is incredibly kind, I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed the video :)
You’re a very busy young man
I don’t believe I am but thank you anyways :)
What no wheelbarrow?!!
Its really depressing to see such beautiful buildings fall into such a decrepit state and eventually demolished because the powers that be have no better ideas. It is so common down the road at my home town of Derby, a clear example. That building could have been saved, with a little imagination.
Anyway thanks for another video and tarra.
Unfortunately so aha and thankfully Buxton Hydro isn’t one of the prettier buildings to be demolished, sad nonetheless especially looking at the building on the old tennis courts.
First, well done on the blood donations, it's a gift worth more than money. I got to just over 200 before I had to stop for medical reasons.
Secondly, it's a crying shame that we could build such beautiful buildings a century ago but modern buildings look like garbage.
Wow I could only hope I can get to 200 in the future that’s amazing! It is a shame but I have hope, a lot of people are against modernism to the point we are looking into the past for architectural inspiration and of course planning laws are changing as well. I can’t say the Devonshire house (the new care home) is a building to write home about but it certainly respects its surroundings far better than most and is a good step in the right direction. Another lovely example is the new town of poundsbury down south.