Gingerman: Episode 272-Andrew Carnegie

Join me on a captivating journey as we explore the life and legacy of one of history's greatest philanthropists, Andrew Carnegie. In this episode, we visit his birthplace in Dunfermline, Scotland, delve into the rich history at the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, and admire the impressive statue of Carnegie in Pittencrieff Park.
Discover how Carnegie's humble beginnings shaped his vision for giving back to society and how his contributions continue to impact education, libraries, and culture worldwide. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about this remarkable figure, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into Carnegie's world.
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[@marybuchanan1982]

I've been following you for a year or so. I'm from America, OKLAHOMA, USA..my husband and I visited Dunfermline in 1986 and 2008. We have family in Edinburgh and Kirkcaldy. I really enjoy watching your videos. Yes, Andrew Carnegie is very famous in America. I never knew he was born and raised in Dunfermline, Scotland; although I knew he was a Scotsman. I don't blame you for wanting to always live in Scotland. I would love to live there as well...We're too old to make the move now LOL...Good luck with your Unicorn Garden Services....

[@GingerManWithACam]

Thank you, what a lovely comment to read 🧡🧡🧡

[@eileenmckee7]

Interesting video - thanks! Good luck with Unicorn garden services.

[@GingerManWithACam]

Thank you!

[@miketilling1246]

So much history in Dunfermline.
For me as a proud englishman i am proud to call Fife my home.

[@Wildcat220]

Really good video Derek. Well produced and great final thoughts. A few problems with dates but never mind. You said 1982 for the first union strike and said it again. And you said in the Glen that Carnegie was 4' 3". Nitpicking I know but it was a very good video indeed.

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

111 Carnegie libraries were built in my Canadian province. I've spent countless hours in the one in my hometown. Very few on this side of the pond pronounce his surname properly though, i know how it feels. Cheers, great video

[@leslieelizabeth219]

Thank you 🙏 A lot of people do not know who this man is.Actor Brian Cox wants to make a drama series on him.
He gave a lot to society . Love it.