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Very beautiful photos of London 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The “music” in this video is horrible, strange and weird. Very inappropriate and off putting. The Collection is stunning, (I was there last December), but found they do not accept ANY credit cards in the gift shop; this is very peculiar for a major international art collection ! Why ? And the staff were snooty and dismissive. Several had no idea where the gold boxes were, or even if they had any. So much for their knowledge and qualifications for working there. And as for asking where the toilets were; well, that was the last straw. The young man at the bottom of that staircase just looked down his long nose at me and waived his arm in the air pointing to nowhere in particular. Typical of England; it is quite alright to insult people because they are only the peasants come to view OUR treasures.

Thank you for your visit which supports our small independent charity in its work to protect and restore Painshill's 18th century landscape for future generations🌳

I was given 5 photos of Bromley high street early 60s - actually black/white printes..

Love it there

Nick- Thank you so much for your info on Mozart..I feel bit embarrassed cos my partner was a Concert Pianist who specialized in Chopin..Bless you

First time I saw Bromley there was a road around market square visiting grandparents a very long time ago

Well they seem to knock things down an close Banks an police station's,that was a good idea,someone had a thought bubble did they,pity,i loved Bromley when young,my uncle brought a house there just before the war,was like the country side in those days,

Very appropriate musik So beautiful.. Checking out the composer..!

Saw the Wallace Collection in May 2024, it was awesome.

My family used to visit relative in Page Heath .remember the old church in high street. When I was very very young..

Thanks for these, as has been said before, we have lot of "listed" buildings now, but when we see what has been destroyed to make way for boring rows of samely houses, it is a total sacrilege. Thanks for the snippet about one of the worlds great guitarists, Peter Frampton.

Nick...thank you for those photos - they brought back a lot of memories. I left the UK around 60 years ago (I've lived here on an Island on the Andaman Sea for the past 25 years or so), but I still remember many of the places in and around Bromley. It was an evocotive experience looking at those photos...I could almost hear the ghosts of childhood friends wispering in my ear! Thank you again! The experience was very much appreciated. 😃😄😀

I grew up in Bromley - Durham Road. I remember Henekeys (not mentioned in the video), the Railway Signal, Cater's Supermarket, etc., I went to Bromley Tech - I was known as 'Jonah.' I now live on an island in the Andaman Sea - thank God I had the sense to leave the place! 🤫🤭🤔

Thanks for these videos, just found them, when we see all the fabulous old buildings lost to "development" that are far better than many of the so called "listed" buildings that are left it is so very sad. What wonderful days they must have been!

Been here a few years ago great place and the one at Cosford thanks for your time and effort 👍

Thank You,

I can't tell you how many times l have walked up those stairs.

This BGM from movie Battle Of Britain!!!!

so many reminders of sad opulence.

What music is this being used?

Beautifully done old boy.😊

Magnificas todas as peças! Gratidão pelo vídeo!

Όι χώροι αυτοί είναι εντυπωσιακοί κ συγχρόνως καλαίσθητοι Δεν βλέπεις καμμιά υπερβολή στον εκπληκτικό διάκοσμο Όσο αναφορά τά αντικείμενα τό ένα συναγωνίζεται τό άλλο σέ ομορφιά κκομψότητα Εξαιρετική ή επιλογή τής μουσικης κ εκπληκτική ή φωτογράφιση Από Ελλάδα

Absolutely stunning collection and a "Must see!".

is the place overran with non-white invaders now?

NET TIME IN LONDON I´M THERE !!

I lived in Bromley 1966 to 2003 I was a Police Officer at the Widmore Road Station (now private apartments) . In the 60s and 70s Bromley was a lovely market town with the High Street full of good quality shops. In my humble opinion the decline in the town started with the Glades shopping centre, the town lost its character and charm, when you are in these modern shopping centre’s you could be in Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells or many other towns. IT IS DEFINITELY NOT THE BROMLEY THAT I KNEW.

Brilliant

Apsley House is situated at 149 Piccadilly, London W1J 7NT England. It is closed now. Open at 11.00 local time. Have a great day. Greetings from Amsterdam. AA❤😊

Fantastic thanks

Live in Oz now. Born and bred in Bromley. A very nostalgic journey. Thank you.

Born in Beckenham in 1949 I spent a lot of time in Bromley in the 50s being taken there to the shops and to visit my aunt by my mum, (on the 227 bus!) and most of the mid 1960s was spent walking up and down the high street between the Bromley north and south Wimpy bars! It was the days of mods and rockers and Bromley was very mod. I couldn’t afford a scooter but my mate was kind enough to ferry me around on his. Bromley was very much the centre of our universe then. Sadly now it, like Beckenham, have become faceless overpriced dumps. I could never go back. So sad

A Portrait of His Majesty King Louis the 18th of France.

To Sir Arthur Wellesley His Grace The 1st Duke of Wellington. 🍾🥂🍻👑🇬🇧🎂💐😊🎊🎉

Well done. Where is it?

Br zwischen Spessart und Bayern

Some familiar faces here from when I worked at Cosmos Bromley 1988 to 1996 and Palma office in 1997

Is the music Finlandia? Love Bromley,my favourite place to shop,not been since Covid😊

In 1963 at the age of six I fell through the (very thin!) ice in Prickend Pond, Chislehurst .. my brother dared me to cross to a small central island. I was rescued by a policeman who dashed from the nearby station (now closed) and came crashing through the ice in his hip-waders. Yuck, I can still conjure up the taste of duck-weed! Somehow I think I will end up back in Chislehurst, even though I have lived in Canada for 53 years! I really enjoyed seeing these sights, and so many of the place names are completely familiar to me .. thank you!

Fabulous Nick, Thank you.

Exquisite! The Music accompaniment was excellent, too. Thanks for sharing.😊💫

Great video, lived here all my life. Grew up in Orpington and live near the site of the old Keston Mark. Amazing to see what life was like well before I was born. Thanks for sharing

Clearly better then, than now.

Great video

These pictures are great. Thank you so much for the work that has gone into the videos

Really appreciate you. Put up the addresses

Having grown up in Beckenham in the 1950s, I remember a lot of the old buildings and views. I don't think Bromley has changed for the better, but then neither has Beckenham!

More lost than gained. No mention of the Co-op in Widmore Road?

Another great video;many thanks. What a lot of damage from WW II--southeast of England got hit pretty bad , being on the bombers' route from Germany and occupied Europe. Biggin Hill was then an important airport, especially during the Battle of Britain. Went to a couple of the annual air shows there, back in the 1950s. That was when there were still a few Spitfires and Hurricanes able to fly! And what a lot of modernizing and "improvements" in the last century and this, some of which didn't last that long before they were obsolete ... My father was organist for a few years at St. Paul's, Beckenham. We lived in Cator Road at the very edge of Kent, then in Elmer's End, near St. James's Church, then Rectory Road near the center of Beckenham. Relatives lived in West Wickham (Station Road) and Petts Wood (Chislehurst Road). Back then, in the 1950s and '60s, all the little communities had more of an independent feel, gathered around a small shopping center and perhaps church or school. Now all part of one huge borough of Bromley!