Glasgow History - NORTH [LV2] - PART 1/10 - Jocelyn, The Templars and The Bishop's Forest.

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  • Part 1 of "Lambhill History & Heritage Vol.2" - Jocelyn, The Knights Templars and The Bishops Forest.
    The second volume of educational short films researched, written and narrated by C21 Troy documenting the History of Lambhill. From its humble beginnings as an area of land N.W. of the city of Glasgow, that was part of the Bishops Forest in the 13th Century right through the industrial revolution to the present day.
    Topics covered in this 10 Part video are (i) the political situation that lead to the creation of the Bishops forest. (ii) The Hutchesons Of Lambhill (iii) Industrial Development of the Area [ iron forges, coal and iron stone mining, Possil Park and the Saracens Iron Foundry] (iV] “The Way We Lived” anecdotal stories from residents in the area.. (V) The Western Necropolis Complex - Lambhill Cemetery, St. Kentigern’s Cemetery and the Western Necropolis, Hebrew Society graveyard and the Glasgow Crematorium. (vi) Miners Rows.
    (vii) St.Agnes Church
    This Part 1 of Lambhill History & Heritage Vol.2
    Preamble, Bishop Jocelyn, Knight Templars, Reformation, Lands Divided.
    written and narrate by C21 Troy
    © Internet & Digital 2011
    PLAY-LIST
    • Glasgow History - NORT...
    The following links are to each individual section.
    The History Of Lambhill
    [PART 1]
    Section 1) Preamble - Jocelyn - Knights Templars - Bishops Forest - Reformation - Lands Divided
    • Glasgow History - NORT...
    Section 2) The Hutchesons Of Lambhill - The Hills and the Grahams - The Castle - Incorporation.
    • The Hutchesons Of Lamb...
    [PART2]
    Section 1) Industrial Development - Coal and ironstone pits - quarries - iron forges - engineering - The Halloween Pend
    • Lambhill Industrial De...
    Section 2) Possil Park - Saracen Iron Foundry
    • Possil Park- Saracens ...
    [PART 3 ]
    The Way We Lived - The Wash House - Tram Terminus - Anecdotal Stories.
    • Glasgow History - The ...
    [PART 4]
    Section 1) The Western Necropolis Complex - The cemeteries - Victorian Funeral Customs - war graves.
    • The Western Necropolis...
    Section 2) The Glasgow Crematorium
    • GLASGOW CREMATORIUM Gl...
    [Part 5]
    Section 1) Coal Mining In The Lambhill Area - The Miners Rows
    • COAL MINING Glasgow Hi...
    Section 2) Saint Agnes Church
    • St. AGNES CHURCH Glasg...
    [End Credits Section to follow]
    Music
    Convivium Singers: Ave Verum Corpus from the Album
    “Peter Philips - An Englishman Abroad”
    Recoded and Performed by The Convivium Singers
    © Convivium Records
    www.conviviumrecords.co.uk
    Tracks from “A Poorman’s Labour”
    Written and Recorded by The Mick West Band
    © The Mick West Band
    myspace.com/mickwestband
    Traditional instrumental versions of Scottish Songs
    Performed on electric guitar and Recorded by Paul McGuire
    From the Album “Silver Spells”
    © Paul McGuire
    Incidental Music - C21 Troy
    c21troy.co.uk
    This Educational Media Project was produced by
    © Internet & Digital
    Internet & Digital is a trading name for Paul Troy [AKA C21 Troy]
    Part of an Education /History/Heritage video about Lambhill in North Glasgow which can be viewed in it's entirety at the link below.
    • Glasgow History - NORT...

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  • @derekgray5780
    @derekgray5780 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Brilliant

  • @InternetAndDigital
    @InternetAndDigital  9 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    New Documentary "Vale Of Tears - The Story Of The Cadder Pit Disaster Glasgow 1913" - available for free view on TH-cam now
    th-cam.com/video/jdBypLHYRpY/w-d-xo.html

    • @justaman-km1hl
      @justaman-km1hl 8 ปีที่แล้ว

      will you consider doing a bit on the role of the suzerain? most have no clue how this was/is used to alter historical perspective..George lll was king of England, France and the HOLY Roman emperor, aka the Pope's banker/vizier. Thanks, Aut pax aut bellum.

  • @InternetAndDigital
    @InternetAndDigital  9 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Glasgow History - Lambhill Vol.2 - PART 1/10

  • @JamesCollins26158
    @JamesCollins26158 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I am afraid that the glasgow fair has all but disappeared

  • @justaman-km1hl
    @justaman-km1hl 8 ปีที่แล้ว

    what is a sigilum?

    • @RHR-221b
      @RHR-221b 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Meanings for 'sigillum':
      *statuette*
      *embossed figure*
      Stay free j. R 🍻 😎 🌠

  • @jamesb.2852
    @jamesb.2852 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    A magnificently researched documentary! However, I have to say that the
    gleeful mocking of a severely disabled lady in Part 5 ['The Way We Lived'] is entirely out of place here.
    All the more shocking is the fact that the perpetrator of this distasteful act claims to be a Minister of the Church of Scotland.

  • @LA-gh3mi
    @LA-gh3mi 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Pronounced Annik and not as it's spelled as Alnwick.😤

  • @davidhamilton8108
    @davidhamilton8108 6 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I love the videos in this series I've watched so far but honestly the narration in beyond infuriating. The guy seems to have trouble speaking and every word seems laboured and tortured.

    • @patrickhouston2610
      @patrickhouston2610 5 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      No I also think this speech pattern is a little strange, though no harm or insult intended by saying this.

    • @josephberrie9550
      @josephberrie9550 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      as a fellow glaswegian who was born a few minutes walk from the cathedral its because our glasgow accent is so strong that most non glaswegians find it difficult to understand he has slowed his normal speed of talking and also emphasised the words more thats why it sounds strange to your ears

    • @williamf4544
      @williamf4544 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I dont find anything wrong with it to be honest