This one's chilling. This is a vintage photo of an old weaver's house in #BethnalGreen, East #London, #England. The simplicity of this image is chillingly fascinating. No street signs, no CARS, no yellow lines, and most importantly, not a trace of modernity to ruin its horizon.
They paid a price for each of us,
Of harship, frost, and war.
So dear was the toll they paid,
Their like are seen no more.
Farmers in an old pub in #Herefordshire, #England @BritainsPubs/@lostandlivingpubs
Of harship, frost, and war.
So dear was the toll they paid,
Their like are seen no more.
Farmers in an old pub in #Herefordshire, #England @BritainsPubs/@lostandlivingpubs
A glorious, antique photograph of the #Wine Vaults in #London Docks. Nowadays our alcohol arrives on lorries, planes and big, boring ships. Once, our booze adventured the seven seas the old fashioned way just so #England's wine lovers could indulge. 🍷 @lostandlivingpubs
Views from #SaffronWalden, a market town and civil parish in the #Uttlesford district of #Essex, #England, nearby #BishopsStortford and #Cambridge. We are a product of our environment. Culturally stimulating settings help develop the mind and character of those who call it home.
No modern bar will ever compete with a traditional public house.
(The Blue Bell in #York, North #Yorkshire, #England. Picture by Horst A. Friedrichs for Great Pubs of England /Prestel.)
(The Blue Bell in #York, North #Yorkshire, #England. Picture by Horst A. Friedrichs for Great Pubs of England /Prestel.)
#RichmondPalace, Home of the Tudors - The Love, Depression and Death of Elizabeth I of #England
To see some of my videos on the Royals of the past, head over to my YouTube. 🤝
https://youtu.be/HgJnR8W2vM0?si=6z89GBrEYypKncWk
To see some of my videos on the Royals of the past, head over to my YouTube. 🤝
https://youtu.be/HgJnR8W2vM0?si=6z89GBrEYypKncWk
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Of all vintage videos, the ones with people in them are the most encapsulating and emotional. One can't help but wonder if I've interacted with the ancestors of the bygone people we see when they were so full of life. Here are some faces from Edwardian #England (1902)
#England, the home of quaint and wholesome conker tournaments.
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This 1977 documentary named "In One End" covers some beautiful pubs. The first clip is of a man discussing his survival of a major flood that occurred in 1953. The #NorthSeaflood of 1953 caused major damage, injuries, and deaths across #Scotland, #England, #Belgium, and #The Netherlands. It's even been labelled as one of the worst peacetime disasters of the 20th century. 307 people from #England perished, 19 in Scotland, 28 died in Belgium, 1,836 in the Netherlands, and a further 361 people perished at sea. From the sounds of it, he and others were very nearly swept to sea. Saved by the pub! 🍻🏆(Part 1)
@VinnieSullivan @lostandlivingpubs
@VinnieSullivan @lostandlivingpubs
Vinnie Sullivan
This 1977 documentary named "In One End" covers some beautiful pubs. The first clip is of a man discussing his survival of a major flood that occurred in 1953. The #NorthSeaflood of 1953 caused major damage, injuries, and deaths across #Scotland, #England…
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This clip from 1977 shows various pubs in the area of #Laxfield, a small ancient village in northern #Suffolk, #England. He begins by discussing Sunday pub laws, which helps priests and vicar's avoid unruly congregations. The first pub is the Kings Head (Gorams Mill Ln, #Laxfield, #Woodbridge, #England, #IP13 (still trading) 🍻🤝
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@VinnieSullvan @lostandlivingpubs
#England, where women have to use bland, ugly indoor treadmills of an evening or during the early morning simply to avoid rape and possible death.
The greatest sights in #London are the parts that have been most left undisturbed.
#TowerOfLondon, #TowerHill, #London, #England, #EC3N
#TowerOfLondon, #TowerHill, #London, #England, #EC3N
The Dolphin Inn – Heigham Street, #Norwich, #England - #RIP
Formerly a house known as Bishop Hall’s Palace that's supposed to have been built for the Sheriff of Norwich, Richard Brown. It was damaged by an incendiary bomb upon which the owners, Steward & Patteson, rebuilt the it after the war and it was reopened as a pub in 1960. By 1999, the owners at the time decided to close the pub and later offered it for sell up. In 2001 it was damaged by a FIRE🧐... and has since become a chiropractic practice.
@VinnieSullivan
Formerly a house known as Bishop Hall’s Palace that's supposed to have been built for the Sheriff of Norwich, Richard Brown. It was damaged by an incendiary bomb upon which the owners, Steward & Patteson, rebuilt the it after the war and it was reopened as a pub in 1960. By 1999, the owners at the time decided to close the pub and later offered it for sell up. In 2001 it was damaged by a FIRE🧐... and has since become a chiropractic practice.
@VinnieSullivan