Hampstead and its amazing history
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2018
- John Constable Grave, Dracula and Peter Pan - The cemetery at St. John at Hampstead is the final resting place of many famous people. The Llewelyn Davies brother were the ones who inspired J.M.Barrie to write Peter Pan and their family tomb is there along with John Constable who painted The Haywain. In Bram Stoker's Dracula Lucy is entombed here also.
Then you can walk up Church Row to see how a street might have looked in the 17th century as it hasn't changed!
Louis Patisserie - In the 60s Louis Permayer opened his Hungarian patisserie in Hampstead and it still retains its original features today and a lovely selection of cakes!
There are several nice pubs, my favourite being The Holly Bush, an old coaching inn.
Goldfinger - at number 2 Willow Road is Erno Goldfinger's house. He was an architect who didn't get on with his neighbour Ian Fleming who based his most famous James Bond villain on him!
You can even go inside as it's a museum.
Julian McDonnell takes you on a beautiful and nostalgic walk around this beautiful village including Flask Walk, Well Walk,Whitestone Pond
and all the places mentioned above which make a wonderful day trip from London.
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Thanks everyone....one of these days I'll be a star!!!!!!!
You are already a star! I hope I meet you some day (not in a pub, of course)
Maybe I saw you there with mine!
Would you do one on Kilburn and Harrow on The Hill please?
Sorry mate I tried telling my friends about your channel. Because I find it absolutely fascinating. The only problem is julian... I haven't got any friends. But I will say this I spent 4 hours on your channel so what does that say?? I think I have a new friend.🤢
What about the house where De Gaulle lived in during the war? And di you say Ian Fleming lived in Hampstead? That would have been worth a visit.
I was born and bred in Hampstead and it's still my favourite part of London. I'd move back if I could afford to! Spent 23 happy years here.
Yes, it's lovely up there. When I'm a bit more rich I'll buy a house there!!
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It is a lovely place. It is still so well kept and well maintained after so many centuries. I think one need not be rich to live there.
So you're a good old-fashioned English proof ?
'Ampstead!! Luv the heef me ol' china used to trot my plates of meat up there with her indoors! 'Ampstead is gone now bought over by yuppies and incomers more money than brains! Could not buy a gaff here now! Can't clasp your mince pies on good 'Larndon' grub!! No jelly eels, mash, cockles, mussels, egg pies, gravy in sight anymore!!
@@kenneththompson8933 as an American that sounds disgusting
It’s a beautiful part of London . I love both of the George’s . Thanks for sharing RIP George Michael 😢
Spent two great years in Hampstead between 1992 and 1994. Working at the Taj Mahal on Rosslyn Hill. Lovely people in Hampstead.
I was in Hampstead today
It is one of my favourite places in London 🙂❤
During the early days of WW2 I lived in Hampstead. On a Sunday morning my dad used to take me out for a walk while my mum got the dinner ready. Sometimes we would walk up to the whitestone pond, and very often the air raid siren would go off as we reached it. The siren itself was just across the road from the pond. We used to stand close to the siren and look out over London (the trees were much smaller then and we had a good view) and watch the bombers coming towards us. The nearest we got to the enemy planes was once when a Me110 swooped low over the vale of health.
@Berliner Stadtschloss I too would like to see WW2 in todays history books,just to see if they tally with my recollections.
Wow, what a romantic story of Hampstead, lol.
Mate I love the Holly Bush, last time there met the founders/owners of the Pie Mash Club, bloody marvellous, Splendid my good man
We lived at 5 Willow Road. I used to babysit for the family at 3 that is now a museum. Can’t afford to live in Hampstead now.....😢
We sailed our little boat on the pond. I had my tonsils removed at the hospital. Elizabeth Taylor was (chauffeured in her white RR just missed running over my mother) and I remember seeing Oliver Reid and his entourage walking about.
Loved this tour as I used to live on Frognal Gardens by the church in early 1980s.
okay, i gotta say your channel may attract others of my fellow deadheads-today i saw the one on grosvenor square, mayfair and now with jack straw’s place-im loving these synchronicities not to mention just the pure historical value of this channel. well done, joolz!!✌️🎸👏👏
Just found your channel! I was a foreign student at a College in Hampstead in the early 1970´s. As a residential student. we ate all meals in the dining room in the school. Food there was, well, not so good. Sometimes, even not eatable....So at 6:08, I saw that cake shop, I couldnot believe it. It is still there! My only consolation during on and off 3 years in school -.was their chocolate cake!!! Thank you for uploading!!!
I'm Italian and when I was 15 years old I saw Clive Griffith's videos about London on tv. YOU ARE GREAT!
Really? I haven't seen that. My mum is Italian. Maybe we're related!
These are so pleasant to watch. Thanks for making them. You hit on a great mix of history and informal chat. Good length. It is far more fun for people around the world to wander aimlessly around Hamstead with you and your friends than it is to watch a tourist video.
Thanks. I know what you mean. That said, these are my own stye of tourist videos!
Thanks Joolz, I loved it as usual! In the movie "Bunny Lake is missing" you can see how Cannon Lane and the Du Maurier villa were back in 1965. It's the main location of the movie, which is one of my favourite Otto Preminger's.
In 1968 short film "Les bicyclettes de Belsize" was screened in Hampstead Village and Hampstead Heath park, starring Anthony May and Judy Huxtable. Wonderful music was written by Les Reed and Barry Mason.
I have lived at three addresses in Hampstead. 18 Gardnor Rd. 59 Flask Walk, and 37 Christchurch Hill. All during the war. (WW2)
Tell us more??? A video with yourself in it would be ace!!!
Flask walk is lovely,was up there 3 weeks ago and so friendly considering you are in London.
Thanks so much x sharing your video ...I actually lived a few weeks one summer time
in Hampstead ...so I told my Angel look were we been years ago ...
All the best from northSardinia !
When you was in graveyard you was only away for Peter Cook's grave.
Just discovered your channel and I love it! Your walks bring back so many great memories! I lived in your country for 7 1/2 years in the mid 80"s through the early 90"s. What a blessed time to be in england. I'm a yank ,but England is the only place that felt like home. Keep up the vids. Take care and be safe!
Very amusing,and likeable fellow.light hearted but informative.......oh dear,I hope the parting shot of tally ho doesn't indicate a penchant for fox hunting....if so,then I take back my positive remarks.
OMG I was an idiot and once took the hampstead station stairs. Totally regretted it. (over 300 narrow stairs! :O)
Much like the steps at, although not as far, Covent Garden.
320. I did it last month - you should get a certificate. 😂
I used to drink in Jack Straw's Castle in the 80s and 90s when it was a pub. It is now luxury flats. Opposite it and behind the war memorial, is Heath House, which from 1790 was the home of Sir Samuel Hoare, a wealthy Quaker banker, who was one of the prime campaigners for the abolition of slavery. William Wilberforce and Elizabeth Fry were often at Heath House.
Correct sir. Jack Straws castle was owned at one time by Marie Lloyd if my memory serves me well
Great stuff Joolz. You were standing outside the house owned by Peter Cook in Church Row. The East End Victorians called it 'Appy Ampstead' and then they walked down the hill to the Bull and Bush pub. You mention the water. Just past Whitestone Pond there is the Vale of Health where people in the 17th century went to escape the plague.
Was waiting for the visit to the beautiful invaluable Keats House.🏛
Always loved Hampstead best part of London.
Yes they were called "PEELERS" Please keep your You Tube going, I was born in St John's Wood and lived in Stafford Terrace Kensington now in Sydney AU. I am learning so much and loving it.
I hope this channel reaches 1 million subscribers...
If I ever get you to show me around London I think a coffee shop will do let's leave the pub. 😬 love and peace to everyone at this time. 🙏✌
Hampstead is my native home town, too, where I was born and raised... I really think about it a lot, there are so many great memories of my childhood here, and I miss it. Not just because I'm from Hampstead, but it's always been one of my most favourite ever areas of London and all. I used to attend services at St. John-at-Hampstead Parish Church with my mum (rest her good soul) - not l'm religious in any way (which l'm not whatsoever), but my mum did a lot of helping out in the community with friends she knew at the church, and she herself did have quite a religious background and upbringing.
But she never ever forced it down my throat, or anyone else's...
May you rest in peace Mum.😢
Absolutely love Hampstead
I am desperate to visit Hampstead and Highgate. You'd think I lived in Australia, but no, just Lancashire. It's just too expensive so I love these virtual tours.
Thanks. Yes, there's much more to see of course.
I've just discovered your historian walkabout videos. Love them! Keep them coming!
Thanks. Yes, I'm not much of a historian but I do take an interest in the history. I try my best!
Holly Bush My favourite pub in London! I've come down from Scotland for a London break a couple of times in recent years. I brought a book from my local library - 32 London Walks. I must have now done c 25 of them. So I recognise a lot of locations Jools visits, e.g. Goldfinger's flats, Smithfields etc.
Very enjoyable series.
When I win the Euromillions I'll buy a place in Hampstead - out of the way a bit, but easy access to the centre.
I will too.On Swains Lane
No. 4 Perrins Court shown on the left at 6:59 is where Olivia Newton-John and her mother lived when she came to London in 1966. Their rent was 9 pounds a week.
Hi Julian, I just found your channel, and just want to mention that your films are excellent. Well produced, excellent subject, relaxed and informative fun presentation. Entertaining!! I attempted something similar in Amsterdam and understand how hard it is to film in public, and so resorted to sneaky camera work and narration. I take my hat off to you sir. Wonderful success and best wishes, keep it up. Simon Amsterdam.
Thanks Simon.. Yes, you feel my pain! It's very hard work making it looked relaxed when people are hassling you the whole time.
Very good Julian .. ..but you missed Freuds house
Hello from Paris lockdown during the virus it is lovely to walk around London with you thanks so much
Great video seeing the various architecture and urban lanes and plenty of trees and ponds nice area 😁☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ from northern Ireland ace coverage
Went there today for the first time , beautiful place , saw snappy snaps, and so many porches
You guys are so fun, lets not meet for a drink...regards from Vancouver B.C.
I walked around the Vale of Health. Lovely quiet place. DH Lawrence lived there for a while
I live in South Hampstead, just around the corner from Hampstead Heath, it's a mile uphill to walk there though. (Humble brag alert)
I used to date a girl back in the early 80's who lived next to to Boy George's house in Hampstead. Thanks for the little bit of history of a much favoured location in London.
I used to get Boy George's mail delivered to my home accidentally as I lived around the corner from him with the same house number.
Mostly in plain brown packaging
actually that *WAS* Boy George's bit just before George Michael's in "Do they know it's Christmas"...and that's a great Goldfinger impression!
I was hoping for a quick visit at Keats ' house, been there and loved it together with the whole area. Thanks for your super informative and witty vids.
I really like the way you take us on a tour around Hampstead...thank you
I love Hampstead
Just love this!!
You and your crew were having way too much fun in this one! Ha! This area is really beautiful! Your knowledge of London and narration are superb! ❤️❤️
Thanks for these videos Joolz! Will be crossing the pond to London later in the week. Your cheeky Brit wit will make my stay a lot easier! Again, thanks a bunch!
and did you ?
Thank you for the tour. Interesting information.
That was so much fun, I live in Gospel Oak and it has opened my eyes to Hampstead, will have to take a walk with my cameras!
I watch these one after another some afternoons ideal during the lockdown especially if like me you love London and history very entertaining great sense of humour
I absolutely love your videos! I’m currently watching them all over again for the third or fourth time lol
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US 🌎🔥
These videos are delightful.
That was great. Thanks
I loved that , so interesting and a laugh. Brilliantly done.
It's nice to see historic brickwork which has not been covered in graffiti and tags
Yes, it does still exist in some parts. Hampstead is all very well-to-do. I expect it would get removed rather quickly.
Graffiti makes everything better
@@AR-kf8dr B.S.
3:21 I love that pub ! Went there last November 2018. Going to back to London this December because it was wonderful.
My all time favorite vlog. Cheers Joolz
Joolz, you are a class act!
Brilliant!!! Great Work Joolz
Just visited Hampstead but before I found this video. Great presentation, very informative and fun. Thanks for posting!
Loved your tour, thank you
Thanks. I have many more too.
As usual, wonderful banter and interesting facts.
Joolz, Your a gent. I will definitely be in touch when I come to the city! Carry on sir.
good show ..greatest
Astounding general knowledge.
Thanks. I know that area pretty well.
Totally, a real well of deep knowledge.
These are helping my procrastination. Watching on a loop.
It s beautiful and looks so quiet
You are so upbeat & fun.
Love this channel and have recommended it to many!
Brilliant! That's to be encouraged.
I used to go to Whitestone Pond with my grandfather
Loved this one!
Oh thanks. Yes, a bit nostalgic but very interesting.
Quite pleasant and entertaining. Thank you.
I was born in Hampstead, Heath Street.......
Interesting and fascinating tour, enjoyed and thanks for sharing your video
Thank you so much for your videos - I love them more than chips! I hope to come one day to your London Town with me mum and take a tour with you, truly!! Take care and keep sharing your stories- I love them!
Great video. My father worked night shifts in Hampstead and used take the early morning (first) tube. The lift / elevator wasn’t always ready at that time of day and he used to walk down the stairs (.. and yes, it is a long flight of stairs .. he made me walk up them !)
Good excercise, lad!
Return the favour once he’s in an old people’s home 👺
i've been to London oh, perhaps 15 times and enjoyed every minute of it.
I think that Jools is very good at what he does. What he does is he " knows things".
I particularly like his choice of music, I always hear the refrain " cause I'm a Londoner" in my imagination....
Super video @Joolz Guides I have a soft spot for this part of London, the historic houses, the Holly Bush pub. I enjoyed your informative strolling! Thank you.
I enjoy your videos...so much research put into each one!
I know a bit more about hampstead now! 😀
Oh thanks. Well, I didn't need to research this one too much as I knew it pretty well. But yes, some of them are much harder than others. Harry Potter took me ages!
Enjoying your episodes! cant wait to visit your Amazing Country this April! thank you Julian for all your wonderful insights. stay safe.
Thanks. See you then hopefully!
Great channel "thank you sir"
Wonderful
Great editing and sound! All of your videos have wonderful sound tracking
Lovely to see Hampstead my favourite part of London.. also George looked like her was on more than a joint or two
Great stuff Joolz , ive watching loads of your videos all informative and given you mention Minder in a few of them you are one of our own. Gawd bless you.
Another cracking video production, Joolz. Totally interesting about this London suburb, and a lot of facts and history that we wouldn't have known about. Many thanks.
The eloquence, the suave voice, ahhh what took me so long to find this clip? You ought to sing more, you have magnificent vocals.
Thanks Mandee. You have a beautiful voice too!
Just a little 'Compass Rose'...of little adventures waiting around every corner.....Great fun.
Fantastic - the best
Hi Nick. Glad you saw it!
Great video Thanks...……..
6:10 that guy putting his hand up 😂
..he didn''t react fast enough..you can still see him at first..
I want to go to that patisserie! All the pastries look good.
Must say.... 2nd viewing of one of this guys uploads and completely thoroughly enjoyed it.
🎶 Maybe its because I'm a 🎶 Englishman...
Going to spend some of my Sunday... Watching some more. Thankyou Mr. Londoner.
Like this film :) Thx for producing
Oh great! Glad you're watching a few of these!
Very interesting, Thanks.
My favourite part of London, love a walk round there feels such a special place, wish i could afford to live there
sounds dangerous could slip an breakyer neck, on all those used joeys
Another cool video......