Visiting The Grave Of Bradford Police Officer That Died At The Low Moor Explosion Of 1916.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- In the video we visit the key locations and finally the grave of Constable Harold Reveley that died at the Low Moor explosion , Bradford on 21st August 1916.
The Low Moor Explosion was a fire and a series of explosions at a munitions factory in Low Moor, Bradford, West Riding of Yorkshire in August 1916. The factory was manufacturing picric acid to be used as an explosive for the First World War effort and was well alight when the Bradford Fire Brigade arrived. A massive explosion and a series of smaller ones killed 40 people including on-site workers, policeman, a railwayman and six firemen who had attended the fire from the Odsal and Nelson Street fire stations. - wikipedia
Watch our previous video of Low Moor Explosion story.
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Thank you gents, I am a retired Police Officer who lived at 88 Lister Avenue and my friend still lives at 80 Lister Avenue. I will visit the grave and lay flowers and pay my respects to a fellow colleague. once again thank you for your kindness.
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Glad this video reached you. 🙏👍
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Really enjoyed this, and how lovely to tidy up the grave
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Love the videos you guys do, and the respect you show people and our City’s history - the clearing of the grave in this episode really helps restore faith in humanity! If only everyone in Bradford, especially minority communities had the same passion for the history of our wonderful City as you two do, what a City we would have! Top work fellas!
Thank you so much for your comment.
Born and Bred in this great city.
We really love bringing these videos to you, and your support gives us more incentive.
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It's really important that these stories are told and kept fresh. Such a respectful video, and a really kind gesture to tend to his grave. Wonderful video. There could well be descendants who still live in the Bradford area that do not know this story. I wonder if the local brick was left by a relative years ago.....
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My Gt Grandfather George Scatchard was a police man in Wyke at the time of the explosion.. He lived in Wyke Lane and run down to help at the explosion and was awarded a medal for his bravery of rescuing people. My Gt Grandfather is registered on the 1901 census as living in Wyke. Occupation police constable.. He would most likely have known PC. Harry Reverly
My grandmum is a Sykes
That's a real piece of interesting information. Thank you.
What a brave man Harold was R.I.P, i think sensitivity and compassion come across all the time in your videos especially when it comes to a sad story like this one, and how you tided up his grave was very respectful i hope harold and his wife see many visitors now, until the next video stay safe ❤
nice work guys, respect
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Brilliant 1st class channel and respect to you both for tidying the grave up and letting people no about him so he won’t be forgotten
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Great history you guys are bringing to us Bradford folk. Thank you
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Another great video, thanks guys
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Another excellent peek into our city's past and a very moving tribute to a brave policeman. Well done to Imtiaz for tidying up the grave!
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Well done guys, what a transformation I will visit next time I'm there...
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That would be awesome 👍
Another great video guys. I’ve so much respect for your channel and the work you do making these videos for us to see. Thankyou
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I'm glad you liked it.
Agree with the comments, total respect to you guys!
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Well done to you both, that is so lovely and thoughtful of you to tidy his grave up,we might pay a visit to it soon as we was gonna go visit the young mans grave who you featured the other week the lad who had the all the brickwork from the roof fell on him,and he's buried there too across from the chapel,we also have family members buried there too.i wonder if they are buried near each other these that you featured
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Yes, the Constables Grave is very distinctive.
Hope you get too see it.
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brilliant work guys
Thanks for your help 👍
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That's Respect 🙏
Could you please do more historic Bradfords architecture videos?
Sure, we have a few coming up soon.
Brilliant great vid
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R. I. P