Great video! St Ann’s well was (and might still be) the source of the Beck Burn a river that separated Nottingham from Sneinton. It still exists today as the Beck Valley Storm Culvert built in 1884. A few street names give clues to its course near Sneinton market such as Beck st and brook st. It has an access tower in st Mary’s rest garden and flows into the Trent at the end of Trent lane. Would make a good follow up video from this one 😉
These videos are so interesting. I feel Nottingham has such a rich history but isnt valued enough as a big enough place to be covered alot by others. Thanks for making them!
Have you ever done one of these videos about the radford area. They are so interesting. Lived in st anns has a child. Went to bath street school. Love all the history of Nottingham.
In 2018 i worked on the new houses and had dealings with the existing drains and noticed in the foul drain system there was a constant flow of clean water that you don,t normaly see in these drains. Who knows it could of been the overflow of the old well
Thank you for another excellent film. I am moving house and have some old Nottingham books including a Charles Deering repro. There yours if you want them, please find a way to PM me.
Dont understand why we dont tap the well and sell Robin hood magic water inernationally or at least supply are own with it rather than drinking 7trent water that comes from wales
Alas, not much magic around the well now (though traces of the suburban railway, bridges, cuttings and tunnel portals do still exist in places) it's a grim public sector housing complex where crack cocaine and heroin abound
Every time Nottsflix appears in my subscriptions I jump for joy
Thankyou so much!
Great video! St Ann’s well was (and might still be) the source of the Beck Burn a river that separated Nottingham from Sneinton. It still exists today as the Beck Valley Storm Culvert built in 1884. A few street names give clues to its course near Sneinton market such as Beck st and brook st. It has an access tower in st Mary’s rest garden and flows into the Trent at the end of Trent lane. Would make a good follow up video from this one 😉
These videos are so interesting. I feel Nottingham has such a rich history but isnt valued enough as a big enough place to be covered alot by others. Thanks for making them!
The church building animation gave me a lil serotonin boost
So fascinating to find out about the history behind such familiar street names & places in Nottingham. Another triumph Michael 👏👏
Thankyou so much! I'm very happy you enjoyed it!
I expect the Brotherhood of the Chair can be found at the Freemasons Hall
So fascinating finding out the history of the city, could you do a history of the Forest recreation ground?
Hopefully, eventually!
Thanks for this video, it's great to have a local history channel for Nottingham!
Amazingly well researched history and very witty commentary, I absolutely love this channel, I'm binge watching all of your videos now.
Thankyou so much! Can't wait to read your thoughts on the Broadmarsh Saga!
Have you ever done one of these videos about the radford area. They are so interesting. Lived in st anns has a child. Went to bath street school. Love all the history of Nottingham.
Great video. Thank you. I love hearing your stories of old Nottingham
In 2018 i worked on the new houses and had dealings with the existing drains and noticed in the foul drain system there was a constant flow of clean water that you don,t normaly see in these drains. Who knows it could of been the overflow of the old well
Really love your videos man. You make every topic you cover interesting and engaging. Would be great to see more content
Thankyou so much! I'm working on another video! Hopefully one day I'll be quicker at getting them done
@@Nottsflix look forward to seeing it. Your edits look very time consuming to do, but the extra work shows 👍
another brilliant video! having now moved just off the wells road I found this video in particular great! cant wait to see future videos Michael! :)
Thanks for another fantastic video!!
Another excellent, well researched and entertaining video. Keep up the good work!
Thankyou!
This is my home town. It's so sad I cannot visit the well.
St. Ann’s is a hotbed of crimes nowadays. Too bad it degraded that way
Another fantastic video , keep up the great work 👍👍
Thank you for a interesting look in to Nottingham.
Please keep makeing these, they are awesome
Absolutely fantastic thank you so much
Please do a video on the Nottm Suburban Railway!
I want to do a series on all the vanished railways and train stations of Nottingham, eventually!
Thank you for another excellent film. I am moving house and have some old Nottingham books including a Charles Deering repro. There yours if you want them, please find a way to PM me.
Thankyou so much! Can you send an e-mail to nottsflix@gmail.com and we can work something out?
I love your work:)
Thank you! 😊
If you’re walking round St. Ann’s today, you’d most probably get linched
Not in the morning,all the thugs are still in bed,
Grew up there. Alwars was like that, after dark the police patroled on foot in fours!
10:00 I'm guessing that Mrs Blee's first name isn't Wem or Crum ;)
Dont understand why we dont tap the well and sell Robin hood magic water inernationally or at least supply are own with it rather than drinking 7trent water that comes from wales
What is it with people and mystifying things🤔.
Alas, not much magic around the well now (though traces of the suburban railway, bridges, cuttings and tunnel portals do still exist in places) it's a grim public sector housing complex where crack cocaine and heroin abound
all weirdos live in st annes....and if your not a wierdo youll end up being a weirdo