My grand parents lived in 98 church Road. Thers was the council offices,then the knights club,a law firm,a sports shop,the old church,the alley way though to the factory where asda is now,a couple of houses a electrical shop,old man vince in 96,then my grandad parents ,a old lady,the papershop,a betting shop then a fabric shop which is now the corner kitchen...everyone knew each other and when they saw you walk by they'd wave...happy times
Over 30 years research "Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'. Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores. Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain. So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history. The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public. I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King. In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation. Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work. They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
No one really knows as it is a part of our past that has been kept from us however i have research it a little and i do not believe the flowing rivers of mud theory. If you watch this video i give dates and also how the mud got there! ua-cam.com/video/WhSXYnzB7QE/v-deo.html
people seem to call anything underground a mud floor but most of these were clearly underground basements from the start...the road levels have been raised
Great video, do you know of any other underground tunnels in the Stockton area? I'd like to think there's some undiscovered ones from where Stockton Castle used to be, and some old smuggler routes into the town. When I lived in Norton I was told there's one between St Mary's Church and the Parish Hall in Norton, and that it has multiple other tunnels connecting to it. It all fascinates me for some reason.
It is said St Marys in Norton has a tunnel that links up with St Marys on Norton road in Stockton also there are tunnels that head off towards Browns bridge and I personally believe they go further up Durham road to link up to the Mile House pub that I believe is a lot older than the history book say.
This is amazing, me and my friends are also super interested in exploring this undiscovered local territory…and believe me we will find a way in and more undiscovered material x
Over 30 years research "Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'. Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores. Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain. So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history. The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public. I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King. In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation. Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work. They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
@@scienceownsimposters2142 cheers for that 👍 could you link your channel as I am having terrible trouble finding it. Your last message I can not reply to for some reason.
@@daveeboney7089 www.pyreneanexperience.com/bidasoa-valley-and-baztan-valley/?fbclid=IwAR3YVLiz_VgeOkG94ySRZNxRpvlqe62iHieTDDPDS_Ig__R7CAOSyhuJIWs "Anthropologists and geneticists argue that these Baztan(Navarre/former basque state) and Bidasoa valleys of the Pyrenees may(its been confirmed) have formed the very cradle of Europe itself"
@@daveeboney7089 "Historians write that the Basques as a race are indistinguishable from their other brethren, the Breton fishermen of Brittany" ensignmessage.com/articles/the-basques/ "The Scottish Clan Stewart and the royal House of Stuart have Breton origins"en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bretons The rightful heirs the Stuart Kings founded the USA.
Looks same as rebel without a pauses and underground Manchester looks like that with the arches great stuff I don't know if it got built in the 1700s seems like it would of already I notice the liede atlases that Martin shows the buildings are already there who built them
i am an ex publican and thinking back a lot of the cellars will have been at street level once over my first pub i remember the old doors and window frames built in to the cellar but i did not give it a second thought back then.
Al Martin I though about a lot of things after I finished in there I wish I had payed more attention to.......I do have an invite to go back in the future if I want to also he has just bought the building next door and he said he would give me a shout if anything turned up..
@@daveeboney7089 Well, it certainly seems as if you've given him some food for thought. And don't be shy in taking up the invite back. (as if!) And to think that's only one place in Stockton. There must be countless, other similar places which are just sitting there clearly displaying that the past is not what we have been led to believe. (in other words, we have been outrageously lied and deceived big time). Keep up the good work mate ; ) PS - I would be doing the similar kind of thing in my old neck o' the woods, (East coast), but unfortunately left the UK almost 4 decades ago and am now residing well outside of a major city in SE Asia.
Over 30 years research "Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'. Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores. Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain. So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history. The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public. I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King. In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation. Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work. They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
I believe this underground level was initially a cellar with possible access to the street and window light-wells , just like old German properties that Iv'e seen, the lower levels that you identify, are 99% with plain brickwork, lintel, while the upper levels more often have decorated features supporting this view. Some of these larger buildings might have had lower level access and kitchen for maids.
Over 30 years research "Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'. Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores. Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain. So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history. The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public. I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King. In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation. Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work. They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
@@scienceownsimposters2142 wow this is amazing stuff, I expect from my own small researching that they have hit the ‘mother lode’ about our real history. Is there a link, I can’t find this urgent and important research anywhere
i do remember the same sort of tunnels on that side of the river when it was getting developed in the 80s. I use to walk my dog over there every weekend.
Hi.. yes I do I think if was a tiny front room or that's what it looked like......I have done another little video below one of the little pubs in the town just two months ago it is called "Stockton Top of the Hops" in that one it clearly shows doors and windows that once opened up on to the street are now 10ft below street level.😊
This has The "wow" factor Dave; I think the date i780 is the narrative, looks more medieval to me.....can you find more back story for the building? Lucky this has been left untouched, modernising things has destroyed a lot.x
i have a lot of old history books on stock ton so i have said to the building owner i will try and research his building further...a also have town and record books covering that period so i hope to learn a little more.
@@daveeboney7089 I'm sure this will make an interesting story to follow up.....It does not look like an ordinary residence to me, more like a hostelry, ideal for coaches stopping overnight or municipal building.
@@misscoutts6193 i did ask jeff if ever he was to try and sweep or clean up the floor area a bit to let me know.....i could of spent a couple of days in there going through every square inch of dirt....a lot can be learnt from other peoples rubish as found out on other projects ive worked on.......also jeff has bought the building next door so if anything turns up he will give me a shout👍😊😊
My grand parents lived in 98 church Road. Thers was the council offices,then the knights club,a law firm,a sports shop,the old church,the alley way though to the factory where asda is now,a couple of houses a electrical shop,old man vince in 96,then my grandad parents ,a old lady,the papershop,a betting shop then a fabric shop which is now the corner kitchen...everyone knew each other and when they saw you walk by they'd wave...happy times
Wonderful - thank you for sharing! What a great idea to simply ask if you can see it! And thank you to Jeff for letting you.
Over 30 years research
"Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'.
Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores.
Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain.
So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history.
The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public.
I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King.
In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation.
Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work.
They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
what a wonderful man Jeff is for letting you in to see. Fantastic to see the structure, thank-you to you too!
This is really fantastic and I'd love to hear more about this place. 👌🏻
I do have other Stockton videos on this channel😁
Wow awesome thanks. As a stockton born lad i love this and my history of my birth town and home town of boro.
Cheers!😊
oh man thank u jeff 4 leting us see what down there and thank u flatearth brother 4 the show
Very gracious of Jeff to invite you. Hopefully, others will follow suit.
Fascinating. My father in law was born in one of the houses further along this road. He will be fascinated to see this !
I used to go to mothly cb radio eyeball meetings in one of those buildings back in the 80’s, think it was the one with the bay windows.
Looks the same as Edinburgh,, all the same. Apart from we have to pay to go down and see lol. Great footage thx 👍.
only just found your channel,I love this type of exploration !
class dave, good stuff this buddy.
Amazing. Well done.
Am a Stockton lad this is great stuff cheers when did the mudslide happen do we know ? Excellent post👍
No one really knows as it is a part of our past that has been kept from us however i have research it a little and i do not believe the flowing rivers of mud theory. If you watch this video i give dates and also how the mud got there! ua-cam.com/video/WhSXYnzB7QE/v-deo.html
If you are from Stockton you might find this one interesting about how to spot mud flood round the town. ua-cam.com/video/6wTyy8EqRj8/v-deo.html
Nice find! Strange that the whole ceiling was arched. Looks like a sectioned off tunnel
people seem to call anything underground a mud floor but most of these were clearly underground basements from the start...the road levels have been raised
Great video, do you know of any other underground tunnels in the Stockton area? I'd like to think there's some undiscovered ones from where Stockton Castle used to be, and some old smuggler routes into the town. When I lived in Norton I was told there's one between St Mary's Church and the Parish Hall in Norton, and that it has multiple other tunnels connecting to it. It all fascinates me for some reason.
It is said St Marys in Norton has a tunnel that links up with St Marys on Norton road in Stockton also there are tunnels that head off towards Browns bridge and I personally believe they go further up Durham road to link up to the Mile House pub that I believe is a lot older than the history book say.
This is amazing, me and my friends are also super interested in exploring this undiscovered local territory…and believe me we will find a way in and more undiscovered material x
@@jademacleod9115 do let me know if you are successful! :)
Great work! 😻
*wow* this is gold.
"Rare" is right! Thank you for this! It's something we almost never get to see!
The good thing is the owner who is a local lad is leaving it as it is....a sort of time capsule museum.
Over 30 years research
"Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'.
Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores.
Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain.
So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history.
The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public.
I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King.
In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation.
Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work.
They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
@@scienceownsimposters2142 cheers for that 👍 could you link your channel as I am having terrible trouble finding it. Your last message I can not reply to for some reason.
@@daveeboney7089 www.pyreneanexperience.com/bidasoa-valley-and-baztan-valley/?fbclid=IwAR3YVLiz_VgeOkG94ySRZNxRpvlqe62iHieTDDPDS_Ig__R7CAOSyhuJIWs "Anthropologists and geneticists argue that these Baztan(Navarre/former basque state) and Bidasoa valleys of the Pyrenees may(its been confirmed) have formed the very cradle of Europe itself"
@@daveeboney7089 "Historians write that the Basques as a race are indistinguishable from their other brethren, the Breton fishermen of Brittany" ensignmessage.com/articles/the-basques/ "The Scottish Clan Stewart and the royal House of Stuart have Breton origins"en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bretons The rightful heirs the Stuart Kings founded the USA.
Looks same as rebel without a pauses and underground Manchester looks like that with the arches great stuff I don't know if it got built in the 1700s seems like it would of already I notice the liede atlases that Martin shows the buildings are already there who built them
For 30 years I ran my workshop in what i belived was the basement of a building in Copenhagen. Now I am not so sure I was right about that ;)
i am an ex publican and thinking back a lot of the cellars will have been at street level once over my first pub i remember the old doors and window frames built in to the cellar but i did not give it a second thought back then.
Great investigative work Dave, and Jeff is certainly the gent.
PS - Wonder what the windows were there for?
Al Martin I though about a lot of things after I finished in there I wish I had payed more attention to.......I do have an invite to go back in the future if I want to also he has just bought the building next door and he said he would give me a shout if anything turned up..
@@daveeboney7089 Well, it certainly seems as if you've given him some food for thought. And don't be shy in taking up the invite back. (as if!) And to think that's only one place in Stockton. There must be countless, other similar places which are just sitting there clearly displaying that the past is not what we have been led to believe. (in other words, we have been outrageously lied and deceived big time). Keep up the good work mate ; )
PS - I would be doing the similar kind of thing in my old neck o' the woods, (East coast), but unfortunately left the UK almost 4 decades ago and am now residing well outside of a major city in SE Asia.
Over 30 years research
"Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'.
Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores.
Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain.
So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history.
The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public.
I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King.
In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation.
Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work.
They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
I believe this underground level was initially a cellar with possible access to the street and window light-wells , just like old German properties that Iv'e seen, the lower levels that you identify, are 99% with plain brickwork, lintel, while the upper levels more often have decorated features supporting this view. Some of these larger buildings might have had lower level access and kitchen for maids.
Over 30 years research
"Around seven years ago, I stumbled across the work of Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett, regarding evidence that a devastating comet blast in 562 AD wiped out the majority of the British population, at the time when king Arhtur II was visiting the 'New World'.
Having seen a series of videoed extracts from their works on UA-cam, I set about attempting to purchase the books referenced, but to my deep disappointment, the few copies of any of the titles I could find online soon disappeared, as did the sites selling them. Needless to say, they certainly weren't on the shelves of any library or chain of bookstores.
Over the course of the next few years I was blessed by the kindness of friends with rare hardback copies of four of their books, which compelled me to dig deep into the annals in my own historical research of the real history of Britain.
So many times I have pondered what effect it would have upon the peoples of these ancient isles, in the event the truths told by Wilson and Blackett were taught to every child and disseminated to the masses via a government-free institution dedicated to the preservation of British history.
The first step towards achieving such an objective is making the Complete Works of Wilson and Blackett, Britain's greatest living historians, available to the British public.
I am therefore utterly delighted to say that seven of their ten published works are now on sale at Wilson and Blackett Books, including their first downloadable release, Arthur the War King.
In addition, over the course of the next few months, the rest of the books will go on sale, with signed collector's items, limited editions and affordable downloads for every title, in order to introduce their work to the digital generation.
Wilson and Blackett have suffered persecution for three decades because of the establishment's surpression of their work, so every book bought will be a step nearer to exposing the criminal falsification of British history, as proven in their astonishing body of work.
They more than deserve the wholehearted support of every man, woman and child on these shores, so please spread the word that they now have an official online bookshop"
@@scienceownsimposters2142 wow this is amazing stuff, I expect from my own small researching that they have hit the ‘mother lode’ about our real history. Is there a link, I can’t find this urgent and important research anywhere
@@radekashah2099 ua-cam.com/video/UxN1EaNxx30/v-deo.html
Hi dave alex again. Europe brickd up tunnels lookd like mill tunnel i spoke ov.
i do remember the same sort of tunnels on that side of the river when it was getting developed in the 80s. I use to walk my dog over there every weekend.
Thanks Dave. Great tour. Big thanks to Jeff.
Do you think that room with bricked up doorway size, might have been the "front room"?
Hi.. yes I do I think if was a tiny front room or that's what it looked like......I have done another little video below one of the little pubs in the town just two months ago it is called "Stockton Top of the Hops" in that one it clearly shows doors and windows that once opened up on to the street are now 10ft below street level.😊
They used to call them cellars !
Thanks Jeff and Dave, was there an entry door at the earlier street level
This has The "wow" factor Dave; I think the date i780 is the narrative, looks more medieval to me.....can you find more back story for the building? Lucky this has been left untouched, modernising things has destroyed a lot.x
i have a lot of old history books on stock ton so i have said to the building owner i will try and research his building further...a also have town and record books covering that period so i hope to learn a little more.
@@daveeboney7089 I'm sure this will make an interesting story to follow up.....It does not look like an ordinary residence to me, more like a hostelry, ideal for coaches stopping overnight or municipal building.
@@misscoutts6193 i did ask jeff if ever he was to try and sweep or clean up the floor area a bit to let me know.....i could of spent a couple of days in there going through every square inch of dirt....a lot can be learnt from other peoples rubish as found out on other projects ive worked on.......also jeff has bought the building next door so if anything turns up he will give me a shout👍😊😊
That's basement has man cave written all over it 😀
A 350 year old man cave.....how unique would that be.😆
Others were red brick oval bout 10 ft diamiter
the red brick oval tunnels i remember from when they were developing the tees barrage area on the opposites side of the river back in the late 80s.