BEAMISH MUSEUM'S NEW 1820s DROVER'S TAVERN & POTTERY!

Hello and welcome back to North East Nostalgic!
Today we’re at Beamish Museum as Drovers Tavern and Pottery opened this weekend in 1820s Georgian Pockerley , and I had to share this with you as I’m such a huge Beamish fan!
Drovers Tavern and Pottery are located up the bank behind Pockerley Old Hall, showing how rural life was in the North East of England before the hustle and bustle of industry!
The Drovers were really important to the economy of rural North East England, bring thousands of cattle annually from the North of Scotland into the North of England before being sold in marketplaces. The Drovers needed somewhere to rest so inns and taverns sprung up, being the perfect places to stop off for a bite to eat and a pint or two before heading on your way!
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[@my-name-is-Roxanne]

Oh my word! I really want to visit this place when I move to the NE. I'd never heard of it before I found your channel some months ago and now I'm desperate to go, all because of your fantastic videos 😍

[@northeastnostalgic5071]

You love it so much! You can get an annual pass and go as many times as you fancy 😁

[@Poliss95]

My great grandmother wore clogs. As I remember you had to wear wooden clogs in the cotton mills because shoes with hobnails might make sparks and cause an explosion.
Those old fridges could be dangerous for kids when dumped because they couldn't be opened from the inside. Kids used to get trapped inside them. There used to be information films on the telly telling you to break off the handles before you threw them away.