Pubs Of The Industrial Revolution Part 2 #Ironbridge, #Shropshire Return To The Boat Inn, #Jackfield, #Telford. 🎙 Vinnie Sullivan We return to the amazing and welcoming 'Boat Inn' where we was once more received with open arms by it's friendly landlord. it touched us when he

The Second Barons War - A brief tale of Henry III, Simon De Montfort & Edward I 🎤 Vinnie Sullivan 🎥 John strand The fascinating tale of an English civil war which saw the formation of Parliament as we recognise it & anti migrant laws. You Tube (4k) youtu.be/_XGVC6BXOUo?si…

'On the Thames (How Happy I Could Be with Either?)' (1876) by James Tissot (The Hepworth Wakefield)

Westminster Hall, within the Palace of Westminster (the Houses of Parliament), was originally built for King William II (son of William the Conqueror) and completed in 1099. It has the largest medieval hammer-beam roof in Europe.

#Democracy, a world where the only two "options" you have will disrespectfully destroy and rebuild your entire culture, identity, and nation without asking for a scrap of permission.

Culture is as real as it gets when it can literally be used to prevent antisocial behaviour. The height of art is a repellant to the repugnant.

What are they hiding about the great fire of London?

My home town #Croydon on 31st December 1909. On the right J.B. Shakespeare has only recently been demolished and sadly left as a pile of rubble. Lovely to see the original trams 100 years before the current Tramlink.

This brilliant illustration is of King's Manor house doorway in #York which was commissioned by King Charles I during the 17th century. If one looks at the bottom of the arch, one can see the Kings 'IR' initials etched in on both sides.

The public houses of London are treasure troves of political and social history. Some of our episodes touch on the history of a property, others the culture and climate of the pubs which saw our best and worst during their toughest and their greatest times. 🍺 Britain's Lost & Living Pubs

This painting depicts the view of the 'City of 'London' from the south bank, before the Great Fire of #London in 1666. One can see the Old (Gothic) St Paul's Cathedral at the top of #Ludgate Hill. In the foreground sits Baynard's Castle (by the river) it would never be rebuilt.

Of all the architectural “progress” made in the 60s, the demolition of the Nottingham Victoria Station has to be one of the most abjectly depressing transformations I’ve seen… Good grief!

The George Inn, rebuilt in 1677, is London's only surviving galleried inn.

The mistakes of our ancestors are the lessons of today. #Ireland #England

The Historic Banks Of The River Thames - #London 🎥 Full English Many people pay a lot of money to visit countless tourist traps in an effort to find London's history, only to walk over that which is freely available. Full Video (4k - High Quality) youtu.be/i7e04C6WizA?si…

Join us on You Tube for short and long episodes. 🤝🍻 The Ratcliffe Highway Murders 🎙 Vinnie Sullivan 🎥 Chelsea Dan With Full English youtu.be/kw_5qzPCpvc?si…

Monday 13th April 1959, a number 13 London Transport bus swerved to miss an oncoming lorry at King William Street, between Monument Station with the foot of London Bridge and embedded itself into a building. The colour picture shows the spot today.

On.this day, 8th March 1945: Nurses climb through the rubble at Farringdon Market, London after a rocket had fallen on it during the last months of WW II. Three hundred and eighty people were killed and many injured. Picture Post - 1967

Clip - A Walk Through #Rochester Castle (Vin & Rick Seek Out Engravings From Our Ancestors 🏰) Come and take a closer look with Full English and myself gaze upon the words written by those who came before. Full 🎥 (High Quality) youtu.be/myM6CFEB9WE?si…

A piece of footage of girls playing Netball in 1904