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Andytoknow
Добавлен 24 янв 2024
Channel with alot of local history videos ranging from the railways to historical attractions.
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The Wharfedale Line: Otley Railway Station
Video detailing the history of Otley Railway Station.
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East Lancashire Line: Burnley Central and Barracks
Video looking at the history of two of Burnleys three stations. Take a look at my Bank Hall Colliery video via this link: ruclips.net/video/pKSnfMJPT2Y/видео.htmlsi=Dh0UNNBDBHdOBSsH
The Story of Listers Mill
Video detailing the history of Lister's Mill located in the City of Bradford, West Yorkshire
East Lancashire Line: Nelson and Brierfield Railway Stations
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The next part of my series about the history of the Colne to Preston line located in Lancashire. Previous episodes on my playlist.
Jowett Motor Company: Bradford West Yorkshire
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The Story of the Jowett Motor Company that was based in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK.
Scarborough: North Bay Pier
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Video detailing the short history of the Pier that was located in the North Bay of Scarborough, UK.
East Lancashire Line: Chaffers Sidings Nr Nelson
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A look at what used to be Chaffers Sidings between Colne and Nelson in Lancashire. Please click on the link below to watch my video about Bank Hall Colliery that was situated further down the line at Burnley. ruclips.net/video/pKSnfMJPT2Y/видео.htmlsi=-rA7lnE2786mWpuW
ABC Cinema Bradford West Yorkshire
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Short history of the ABC Cinema that was located in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK. click on the link below to watch my video about the Gaumont Theatre/Odeon Cinema. ruclips.net/video/xwWu-uhOMNQ/видео.htmlsi=baPRFwW1np9P-DIq
East Lancashire Line: Colne Station
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first part of a new series about the East Lancashire Line, subscribe and click notifications to never miss a video.
Great Horton Railway Station: Bradford, West Yorkshire.
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A look into the history of the Great Horton Station that was part of the Queensbury Railway Line.
Odsal Stadium: Bradford West Yorkshire
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A video about the Odsal Stadium that is located in the City of Bradford, West Yorkshire.
The Sad End To The Swan Arcade, Bradford, West Yorkshire
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Story Of The Much Missed Bradford Landmark.
The Lytham Line: The Old Station buildings before demolition #railways
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This is another short video on the Lytham Line located on the Fylde Coast in Lancashire UK, Voiceover version will appear in the near Future. #railways
A look at the Class 142 #142
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Short Video of Class 142 Liveries and Interiors, there may be more, feel free to discuss in the comments below.
The Story Of The Shipley Windhill Line
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The Story Of The Shipley Windhill Line
Colwyn Bay/Victoria Pier, North Wales.
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Colwyn Bay/Victoria Pier, North Wales.
Mr Marvels Amusement Park: North Bay Scarborough
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Mr Marvels Amusement Park: North Bay Scarborough
Blackpool Central Station (Not Bradford Central 🤭)
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Blackpool Central Station (Not Bradford Central 🤭)
Once the longest rollercoaster in the world, now condemned to the scrapheap.
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Once the longest rollercoaster in the world, now condemned to the scrapheap.
The Big One (Pepsi Max) Blackpool Pleasure Beach Resort Lancashire
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The Big One (Pepsi Max) Blackpool Pleasure Beach Resort Lancashire
Greenfield Stadium, Bradford, West Yorkshire.
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Greenfield Stadium, Bradford, West Yorkshire.
St Dunstans Station Bradford, West Yorkshire
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St Dunstans Station Bradford, West Yorkshire
Bradford City Stadium: Legrams Lane Bradford
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Bradford City Stadium: Legrams Lane Bradford
The Queensbury Lines, Part Four: Thornton to Keighley
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The Queensbury Lines, Part Four: Thornton to Keighley
Queensbury Tunnel: Detailed Look Into The Tunnel And It's Future
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Queensbury Tunnel: Detailed Look Into The Tunnel And It's Future
Railway Workers Memorial, Otley, West Yorkshire
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Railway Workers Memorial, Otley, West Yorkshire
The New Home For Class 195, Class 331 and Class 333 trains
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The New Home For Class 195, Class 331 and Class 333 trains
Wharfedale Lines Part 3: Ilkley to Arthington via Otley and The Yeadon Branch
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Wharfedale Lines Part 3: Ilkley to Arthington via Otley and The Yeadon Branch
I remember first hearing a roomer about being able to ride a horse and cart round the top of the chimney because its that big. I have all ways been facinated with that building because you can pretty much see it from anywhere in Bradford.
Nelson station reminds me of oldham mumps
@@seany84uk yes I can see the resemblance, one of the busier Stations on thar route tbh
I lived at Dudley Hill. I remember it as CD Bramall where they stored trucks (I went to Dudley Hill first school back in the 1970's).
Great work Andy, thanks! I used to go on the footbridge and watch the trains pass below during the 70s/80s.
Great work Andy, thanks!
@@shahedmc9656 thankyou
Great stuff! As always, really interesting. Thanks.
I always liked the little Bradford van, back in the late 1950s the foreman had one and you could always hear him approaching because of its distinctive sound.
My Dad had a Javelin back in the 1960's.
It was a wonderful building and it was replaced by a complete abomination of a building.
@@Faluzeer I couldn't agree more
Enjoyed the review very interesting information . Ive visited marvels funfair many times when it was opened and it was great fun and the iconic chairlifts were always a pleasure. Shame it closed in 2002
It was a spectacular building, i used to pass it on my way to valley parade in the 1970's. The fire was very suspicious, from memory planning permission had previously been declined.
Don't forget jollys in shipley in the 80s had some great nights out there😊
Odsal Stadium????
No it's Bradford City Stadium that was located behind where Grattan is now on Legrams Lane 👍
You forgot Bibi's 😁
Great history, I have never seen that photograph before, I think I saw Stardust their late 74 early 75.
I saw superman 2 and 3 there as well as the first back to the future. I preferred it to the Odeon.
Sync on tape needs some work , 🎉
There are many horrendous spelling errors for local.place names, they must be computer generated.
@@HB-bf6dl a combination of disused railways and Functional Neurological Disorder 🤪
Thanks Andy!
The video and audio are out of synchronisation..
@@AnimalMagic1 this has been highlighted and was one of my early video attempts 👍
Shouldn't have scrapped these lines. They could've served as metro/light rail lines today.
Good to see something about this virtually forgotten station & railway line. Thanks
The line to skipton badly needs to be opened to aid capacity in surrounding routes
@@seany84uk couldn't agree more
@@Limitedclearance the main issue is funds and where to build new stations that will help pay for the line
I think alot of the money would come from DRAX Power Station given that it would substantially cut journey times for thier biomass freight trains
@@Limitedclearance i didnt know about that. For passenger services it needs to be a 30 min service
I remember it well, my grandma lived just up from the station in Town End. It was a short walk down Toby Lane to the station. Excellent video.
Lovely to see his and its great content! Keep up the great work.
@@TheBradfordDistrictChannel thankyou
All these fantastic events once held in Bradford, and now it's like night and day. What happened Bradford?
Nice one Andy, another great video. I look forward to your video on the Windhill Shipley Branch. I hope you have access to some old timetables again as there is very little on the internet regarding actual usage of the line and details of train numbers/destinations etc. Cheers
@@Chucklea9 thanks and I've already done the Windhill Line, check my playlist 👍
1:32 For the bradfordians, this is the train yard which used to be near canon mills. The road on the above bankment, on the left is beckside road
It used to be a good night out now all pubs and night clubs shut, wonder why? Like a ghost town on an evening now with a few zombies walking around, your photos dont match your commentary.
@@quadthingcopter5984 yes one of my earlier videos so abit naff 🙂
Steelers, Thornton in the 80`s. I`m not even from Bradford. Palm Cove, the Jamaican club in Girlington, forgotten the street name. Sugar Cane at Whetley junction just to name a few. Then there`s the underground places like Ali`s Mill ,Preston street/ Thornton Road for all nighters. The infamous but obviously not that infamous 1 in 12 club just off Sunbridge road. Queens Hall held special events and bands once upon a time in town.
When they demolished the exchange station Bradford ceased to be a proper city how can a proper city have a glorified bus shed for a Railway station
My great grandfather was a night watchman there. My gran lived nearby; I only remember it as CD Bramall truck dealership.
How very, very sad. The early 1960s. What a terrible time to be living if one was aware and sensitive to all that was beautiful. Unfortunately, most would say progress is progress! Away with the past and forward to the space age. Most of England's cities were wrecked. Not by WW2 bombing, but by the modernist.
Bradford council have always known how to make the wrong decision and have always been quick to destroy our heritage.
Fantastic, as young lad my friends and I would walk round the old track way and imagine what it uses to be like. My Gran lived on Bridge gate way snd you can still see parts of the infrastructure on park rd and the bank.
It's difficult to understand why the adjacent areas didn't expand after the line was constructed?
Another great vid thanks. I like both style and content, so please keep going with more.
@@alansharp1528 Thankyou
Trying to post a normal comment and your comment settings keep blocking it. Sort it out.
@@DamnDealDone I take it that it's the comment you have now managed to post? All comments enabled my end.
@@Limitedclearance I removed the word m 0 s q u e. As in what replaced a lot of the buildings shown in the overhead shot. RUclips auto censorship is becoming really extreme.
@@DamnDealDone Stop posting far-right racist stuff then.
Buildings burning at the top of town seemed to be quite a frequent thing. 100% done on purpose. Just think that entire area was still Bradford centre. From up Manchester Road to up Manningham Lane, Bradford centre was massive. Now reduced in size and next year will be reduced even further when the final nail is put in to the top of town coffin. Look at that over head view of the area. Majority of the buildings demolished.
Do you know anything about the line that run passed eccleshill ravenscliffe?
@@b00ts4ndc4ts I can only think of the line through pudsey and Stanningley and the pudsey loop?
@@Limitedclearance it went down the back of Harrogate rd, along summer bridge crescent, through Thorpe edge.
@b00ts4ndc4ts it's was the great northern line, I've done a video on it titled the Shipley Windhill Line. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/Er6YhkL4iYc/видео.htmlsi=J-kTcYYbue0HRIUc
@@Limitedclearance spot on thank you very much.
Do you remember the Dinosaurs ?
@@stevedinsdale773 The last time I visited was the late eighties, I think I vaguely remember them and obviously remember the chairlifts
Nice explanation. It would be nice if a an historical map was included to illustrate the route of the liine.
@@clivebroadhead4381 I've tried to paste onto here but it won't let me, maps are rather crap tbh, ie not very detailed 🙂
I always liked the original brown and orange liveries with the original bench style seating. They were much more comfortable than the newer seats.
@@seany84uk good air conditioning in summer too 🙂
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wow those pesky victorians were so advanced in their thinking, some countries still dont have power stations, yet we had one in the 1800s
Unfortunately there seems to be quite a bit of stumbling over the name of the resort. It's BLACKPOOL, not BRADFORD. 😀
@@DaimlerSleeveValve that's Functional Neurological Disorder for you 🙂
Not a chance of it ever happening - its a railway remember . If it was a ring road or a bypass, it would have been built 40 - 50 years ago. This country is so Anti rail.