That old building was a club in the 80s called bamboo launge. It's been there since balaclava was established.. Also the old train station, that's another old 1.
Tania this is looking very good . I want to know who is fixing the bridge that is torn down where people from warsop albertown Christiana Wilson's Run all these People use to use this Bridge so start from that end and you will see how much the bridge is needed
Thanks for this video, it brings back great memories; I attended the Primary School there, I knew all the big shots then and by the way, I was a member of the St Luke’s church junior choir back in the sixties and finally my mother was laid to rest there in 2006.
Thanks for the upload, I remember taking the train from Balaclava to Kingston and going to the market with my grandma, this was in the early 80’s sure bring back memories.
I remember when the Balaclava Market was booming. My parents used to sell their produce there. Balaclava could use some investors. The community could use some new development. Also, the historic buildings should be preserved. Such a treasure! The good old days!!!
That's exactly what I'm saying that ST, Elizabeth is a great Historical Parish I have been to that area from I was just a child we ride the train to Kingston, time to revive those areas, thanks for the great job you are doing.
You can sell my house anytime,wonderful and soothing voice...I remember reading about such train crash,tks for going back in time,such history...Pls stay safe and God Bless...
It is really interesting that Balaclava had one of the largest railway station with the diesel and train commuting to and from Kingston to the rural areas. However, you never even show us the site where the station was. That was the most significant thing about Balaclava. Also the McLeish family are one of the most prominent people in Balaclava. Really disappointed that you never highlight the station. Was my first time seeing a train in the late 70s when I use to vist my grandparents. However I like your blogs...cant go wrong on geography and history.
Wow I certainly didn’t know that most of the Kendall train crash victims were buried in Balaclava,I wonder if they’re marked headstones,great vlog,lots of history.
Hi Tania great job, but I don't know how people always get it wrong, balaclava is actually in Manchester, you can look it up on the map of Jamaica, doing great, god bless you
That is were I am fm balaclava my mom still live there I need to go back my sell bammy an fish for yrs an that train all people know my mom an love her fm barn side I love u mom soon come x
The burial of those in St. LUKES, Anglican, Balaclava are those who died in the 1938 train wreck. Balaclava history is rich. The market shown is the new one. The Post Office now stands on part of the grounds of the old market. Do you why the town was named Balaclava? Do the research.
Thanks for spotlighting our beautiful Balaclava.
They need to restore some of these historic buildings. You should do a video of black river
I will work on doing so.
Looking forward to seeing that vid too😊🙌🏾👍🏾....love your vids 💕are you from St Elizabeth if you don’t mind me asking? Thanks again!🤗
Last time I was there was about 30 years ago. Wow good to see that place again 🇨🇦❤️👍
That old building was a club in the 80s called bamboo launge. It's been there since balaclava was established.. Also the old train station, that's another old 1.
Thank you for letting me know.
Tania this is looking very good .
I want to know who is fixing the bridge that is torn down where people from warsop albertown Christiana Wilson's Run all these People use to use this Bridge so start from that end and you will see how much the bridge is needed
Thanks for this video, it brings back great memories; I attended the Primary School there, I knew all the big shots then and by the way, I was a member of the St Luke’s church junior choir back in the sixties and finally my mother was laid to rest there in 2006.
Thanks for the upload, I remember taking the train from Balaclava to Kingston and going to the market with my grandma, this was in the early 80’s sure bring back memories.
I haven’t been here since I was 13. I miss the market and river. I love that someone is documenting the history of the town my family is from 🇯🇲
Mi place .. some of my best years, thank you for the highlight 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I remember when the Balaclava Market was booming. My parents used to sell their produce there. Balaclava could use some investors. The community could use some new development. Also, the historic buildings should be preserved. Such a treasure! The good old days!!!
Know u have a nice media voice
Thanks...😍
That's exactly what I'm saying that ST, Elizabeth is a great Historical Parish I have been to that area from I was just a child we ride the train to Kingston, time to revive those areas, thanks for the great job you are doing.
Yes, they really need updating...
Give thanks tania. A mi place dat. Bless up sis🖤
You can sell my house anytime,wonderful and soothing voice...I remember reading about such train crash,tks for going back in time,such history...Pls stay safe and God Bless...
They should bring some new businesses in
FIRST TO PRESS LIKE N COMMENT BIG UP TANIA AWESOME 👌 JOB U DOING 👏
Thank you...
I went to school there the upstairs building i used to buy my patty and coco bread
Oh! How sweet...
Miss JA😥! Thanks for sharing I wish you had went up the hill a bit further though, so I can see more...
Another time, you are welcome.
Thanks for this Tania. I was born there and left in 1957. Is there a Friends of Balaclava group? St Luke was my grandmother's church.
It is really interesting that Balaclava had one of the largest railway station with the diesel and train commuting to and from Kingston to the rural areas. However, you never even show us the site where the station was. That was the most significant thing about Balaclava. Also the McLeish family are one of the most prominent people in Balaclava. Really disappointed that you never highlight the station. Was my first time seeing a train in the late 70s when I use to vist my grandparents. However I like your blogs...cant go wrong on geography and history.
I will try and highlight the station at a later date. It was around the corner from the church.
Great video💯
Jamaica 🇯🇲 nice
My town, went to Balaclava Primary School...boi never like the cane from Miss Val...lol
Very clean please nice 👍 respect Tania
She was wicked one of the big boy did give some of the cane one day everyone was happy that day
Nice video again
Wow I certainly didn’t know that most of the Kendall train crash victims were buried in Balaclava,I wonder if they’re marked headstones,great vlog,lots of history.
Hi Tania great job, but I don't know how people always get it wrong, balaclava is actually in Manchester, you can look it up on the map of Jamaica, doing great, god bless you
Balaclava is in St. Elizabeth.
That is were I am fm balaclava my mom still live there I need to go back my sell bammy an fish for yrs an that train all people know my mom an love her fm barn side I love u mom soon come x
Big up to your mom, blessings...
LOV YOUR CHANNEL.. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND STAY SAFE AND STAY BLESS..
Good afternoon Tina 👋🏾
Hi Dwight...
The burial of those in St. LUKES, Anglican, Balaclava are those who died in the 1938 train wreck. Balaclava history is rich. The market shown is the new one. The Post Office now stands on part of the grounds of the old market. Do you why the town was named Balaclava? Do the research.
Great jobs well done
a true jamaican ambassador ,maybe future tour guide?
Great job
🙏🏿🙏🏿
I really enjoyed this video. I just want to know if the railway station is nearby the St. Luke's Anglican Church?
I have I herd my mom s poke about balaclava
Yes, a small town
Tania please take us to White Hall in St Elizabeth
I will work on it for you.
👍
Am from Thornton ✌🏽
Blessings...
Some ppl need to edit what they put on the informative social media platform, not everyone is cut out for narrating
Do you think your comment will make me stop? try again...
New subscriber here
Thanks Sanderson... I thought you had subbed already?
@@ChatJamaicanwithTania yes i do
So where are the people... looks like a ghost town...why do we hardly see people there?🤔
It was done on a Sunday, early in the morning.
Who did u vote for?
Why you want to know that?
@@ChatJamaicanwithTania Question wasn't necessarily for you....it was for conversation....how are you?
@@steago8769 Lol, hope they join in...
@@ChatJamaicanwithTania i hope so
GHOST TOWN DAT
Nope;
She just do her blog early when the businesses aren't opened as yet.