Old Douglas Walk Part2
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- A walk around the streets of Old Douglas c1886/7. Part2. Starting at the Albert Hotel on Chapel Row, take a stroll along Chapel Lane, Duke Lane, Muckle's Gate, Cambrian Place, Fort Street, St Barnabas Square and back via Seneschal Lane and New Bond street
Absolutely brilliant, now I have to find part 1. Thanks for all the hard work you must have put in to create this.
You're very welcome. Here's the first one ruclips.net/video/SlLWZWOHb3A/видео.html
Very interesting!
Love what you’ve done!
My Grand Parents live where the supermarket is today, back of Strand Street, I think it’s now a Shoprite store.
I believe it was not a good area of Douglas at the time.
They were hard working class people and I’m sure life was a struggle, my Grandmother worked full time until she was 75 years old, and refused to collect her pension!
Thank you, re your grandparents, I think you may be talking about Chester Street area possibly. If so, the supermarket has closed (last used as a Covid vaccination hub). If you go to the online iMuseum.im and search for Chester street there are some images of the area prior to its demolition and replacement with a multi storey carpark and supermarket
Very interesting about old building wen was old library in Douglas very good see how things change expect place history
Simply brilliant, I thought the first film would not be bettered.
Thank you
Fantastic Stuart...if only my father in law was still alive to see this. He was born in Smagg's House in 1919.
Fantastic! Absolutely loved this !
How big a tourist attraction would this be if it were rebuilt. Better than Beamish.
I love this! Love seeing my family name Clague there! But what is with the long tailed cat? Why not a Manx cat?
It's a standard prop, the library of animals doesn't run to it sorry
Hi i dont suppose you have the models of these buildings and the map? I have been trying to find the maps od old douglas for years.
For maps there are 2 sources you can try. There is a reprint in the Godfrey Edition of the Douglas 1866 OS map ISBN 0 85054 641 9. the other one is the Manx Notebook website. They sell a CD of the website for a very reasonable price that includes, amongst masses of stuff, very good scans of the 1866 1/500 plans that are also available at the Manx Museum. As to the models, there are over 100 buildings that I have made myself over the last 2 years taking from 2 to 5 days per model so, in the words of Gollum, they are "my precious" and not available :)
@@Buugane ok no problem and thankyou for all the info