Inside Blakesley Hall - Medieval farmhouse in Yardley | Birmingham UK 2021

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @choclatmajik1
    @choclatmajik1 2 года назад

    Beautiful place, videoed well too ! Taken on a lovely summer day.

    • @citiesthroughmyeyes
      @citiesthroughmyeyes  2 года назад +1

      Hello Jan 🙂 Thank you for your comment. It is good that the house was preserved all these centuries and converted into a museum. Have a lovely day.

  • @olgajuhnevica4183
    @olgajuhnevica4183 2 года назад +2

    I dream to come and see everything ! It is amazing. May be this summer it will possible. Thank you very much for this trip in the past.

    • @citiesthroughmyeyes
      @citiesthroughmyeyes  2 года назад +1

      I wish your dream comes true Olga Juhnevica 🙂 And the staff is very welcoming there. I had a great day. Have a good Sunday.

  • @watchingtheworldgoby2118
    @watchingtheworldgoby2118 2 года назад +1

    Very interesting and comprehensively narrated! Lovely farmhouse😀

  • @BrummieLadd
    @BrummieLadd Год назад

    My school not far from there took us to visit so many years ago

  • @mazzahmed4970
    @mazzahmed4970 2 года назад

    I come with you next time I’m from erdington good looking

  • @spana123321
    @spana123321 2 года назад

    There used to be a picture on that top passageway and the eyes always used to follow you freaked us all out as kids, it’s a shame it’s gone into brum council hiding. Wonder where it is 🤔

  • @spana123321
    @spana123321 2 года назад

    Used to play around there all the time, lived on Upton Road and went to Blakesley Hall School. Mr Eggington was Headmaster. The media centre or whatever the call it was the coach house and actually housed a horse drawn carriage and a horse drawn fire tender. Birmingham city council, in their infinite wisdom put them into storage. If anyone remembers the T-Rex at the Museum and Art Gallery well sorry he was cut up and dumped in a skip😳😳😳, way to go brum council twats👍👍👍

  • @nelliedean7088
    @nelliedean7088 2 года назад

    I had no idea this was here. Not far from me at all.

    • @citiesthroughmyeyes
      @citiesthroughmyeyes  2 года назад

      Hello Nellie Dean, thank you for watching the video. I found out about this little gem through the Bham Museums Website. And very happy I visited! Have a lovely Sunday.

  • @melodymay8085
    @melodymay8085 2 года назад

    thats on my road LOL

  • @spana123321
    @spana123321 2 года назад

    By the way last time I visited it was like this and I opened the chest in the main bedroom, it’s made of oak, is about 400 whatever years old and will outlast us all but the minute I opened it the little wokester appeared from nowhere and said NO!! 😉. I lived round there growing up, many friends around there, it’s nice to see on yt.

    • @citiesthroughmyeyes
      @citiesthroughmyeyes  2 года назад

      The wokester was probably a ghost. Lol. Thank you for watching the video. The house is really worth a visit.

    • @aadamsexperiments4762
      @aadamsexperiments4762 7 месяцев назад

      My friends told me this exact same story when they came back from a drama workshop at this museum