Its good to hear and see the positive side of the Accrington. It helps to build up the town again and to make it more interesting. Over the years the town has gone down hill lime all places have. We positive videos being shared like.this will hopefully build the town up again. ❤😊
My Grandad was born in Barns Street and was part of the Accrington pals army thank goodness he was one of the survivors, I’ve had many happy hour in Accrington as a youngster when I came to see my grandparents , they used to live in Mill street which is no longer there I do believe it’s a carpark now.
Just a quick addition for anyone who didn’t know, Accrington is also home of the world’s oldest civilian pipe band. Formed in 1885 in ex serviceman’s club based on Abby st on the town.
in football talk, Accrington were the first team to play a league football match at Anfield on 8th september 1888 against......not liverpool but Everton F,C, who were the occupants of the ground until 1892 when they moved to Goodison park and the ones left behind formed Liverpool F,C,
Accrington were the first league team to play in Red tops and white shorts, more famously worn by Manchester United and by Liverpool until Bill Shankly changed the strip to an all red one.
I lived at 106, which was in the first of the semidetached red brick houses, a little further up from the post office which was on the end of a terrace. A good business in its time, I should think, though the owners didn't have a great sense of humour.😊
Grew up in Accy. It was dump long before the current problems. Building the arndale on top of what was a beautiful Italian sunken garden was the start of its problems. There's little good work. It's too easy to go past. Back in the 90s Broadway was a shopping street of charity shops. I don't like to dis any town, I grew up there and was schooled there. Parents still live there. But I never go back. Live in Bury now and there's no reason to go.
Yo robbo why you have photos of disfigured hollocaust victims with no weapons? THEY ARE NOT THE ACCY PALS, PAL. YOU NEED THE CORRECT PHOTOGRAPH!! The Accy Pals photo they all have guns and look a lot more dashing.
I didn’t want to make a video about Accrington without mentioning the 11th battalion East Lancashire regiment. I don’t own the copyright to any original photos, so used AI pictures to enable me to make the video.
@@Robbo8ball omg sir, I am an Accrington lad myself and much like the rest of the male population in The Great home of the Holden's, over a thousand years ago in when surnames where given describing where they live and hol means hollow and den is for deep describing the topography of Accrington's deep hollow. In 1000's The King rewarded the gamekeepers of Blackburnshire forrest aka Accrington (His Royal hunting grounds) for their loyalty to, as the story goes the King decided he wanted to build a town and The population of Holdens felled 10000 trees in 10 days. Unfortunately it was discovered that the earth was not fit for crop and so for the foresters outstanding effort and years of loyal service Accrington was the very first peice of land gifted to The Holden family by the crown, they went on to acquire over 39,000 Square hectares, the land of Lancashire. Until mid 1800's when it became concealed lands of the crown, that means it can't be sold by the monarch because it doesn't belong to them rightfully, those records are concealed by the crown. FYI lol. Anyways me not realising it was AI generated video I thought that the roads where tarmac in 1845, and that the Accrington pals had all been original test subjects for the holocaust as casualties of war, that where disfigured by chemicals and the debourtury of world nations secret trading family sacrifice family slaughter from Russian leaders to a generation of friends family neighbours colleagues citizens of an ancient modern day silicone valley of it day negotiated over to the natzi uprising, and then perhaps 25years later ALL of our Men, held Casualty/ PRISONERS-of-war. Barely recognisable by the world in which they fought for years earlier, PARADED AND PORTRAYED AS JEWS CERTAIN FOR DEATH!!! SO THANKS FOR THAT ROBBO!#? So what do you think on that basis of theology.
@@Robbo8ball p.s Don't worry about copyright you won't receive any strike on your channel for including original LANCASHIRE ( AT LEAST)Historic documentation PHOTOGRAPHY OR OTHERWISE. you have it in writing now...OFFICIAL PERMISSION. "LEST WE FORGET" NONE THE LESS.
Learned about Accrington from Bumble. He used to make plenty of comments about Accrington FC during cricket commentary.
Cool, he was one of my favourite cricket commentators along with Johnathan Agnew and Henry Blofeld.
@@Robbo8ball and Boycott
Its good to hear and see the positive side of the Accrington. It helps to build up the town again and to make it more interesting. Over the years the town has gone down hill lime all places have. We positive videos being shared like.this will hopefully build the town up again. ❤😊
Thank you 😊 yes the town has home interesting history and some lovely old buildings. I hope it can see some regeneration.
thanks for sharing your opinion
@@rdkia2302 Your welcome. Accrington will always be home for me
@@Robbo8ball That's true there is a lot of history to the place. People are nice too
My Grandad was born in Barns Street and was part of the Accrington pals army thank goodness he was one of the survivors, I’ve had many happy hour in Accrington as a youngster when I came to see my grandparents , they used to live in Mill street which is no longer there I do believe it’s a carpark now.
Wow nice memories and you must be very proud of your Grandad. I worked in Accrington for a few years and have happy memories also.
Just a quick addition for anyone who didn’t know, Accrington is also home of the world’s oldest civilian pipe band. Formed in 1885 in ex serviceman’s club based on Abby st on the town.
Wow I didn’t know that, thanks for sharing😊
in football talk, Accrington were the first team to play a league football match at Anfield on 8th september 1888 against......not liverpool but Everton F,C, who were the occupants of the ground until 1892 when they moved to Goodison park and the ones left behind formed Liverpool F,C,
Accrington were the first league team to play in Red tops and white shorts, more famously worn by Manchester United and by Liverpool until Bill Shankly changed the strip to an all red one.
Thank you for this video. I grew up in Dill Hall Lane, Church. I have very fond memories although i havent lived there for over fifty years.
Thanks for your comment, I have driven up and down there many times and walked it a few when I was younger.
Where my granny lived, bless her heart ❤
My dad used to live on Dill Hall Lane in the 1950s.
Cool 😎 I lived in Clayton-le-moors in the 80s/90s Dill Hall lane was just up the road for me been up and down it hundreds of times!
Thanks for this, I live in padiham and trying to teach kids about local history.
That’s great, thank you for your comment ☺️I have videos about Burnley and Blackburn’s history as well if you like local history.
@@Robbo8ball we love local history, going to binge watch it all. Thanks for taking the time to make these
I like Accrington.I go there every week to do my shop. Have you done a video on Rawtenstall?😮
Hi, not yet but I’m planning to do some more of the local towns over the next few weeks 🤗
Accrington have seen some tough times, but it raised some brave and strong people.
Yes it struggles like many northern towns but there’s a lot of good people here ☺️
I lived at 106, which was in the first of the semidetached red brick houses, a little further up from the post office which was on the end of a terrace. A good business in its time, I should think, though the owners didn't have a great sense of humour.😊
i have Beautiful memories of Accrington i Married a Lass from Accrington
Thanks for sharing 🙂
NICE LITTLE VIDEO THAT 📹 😊
☺️ thank you!
Im from Accrington. He's right, the poor and homeless people need help first, and investment in industries.
Hi thanks for the comment, yeah some industry investment would really benefit the town.
Grew up in Accy. It was dump long before the current problems.
Building the arndale on top of what was a beautiful Italian sunken garden was the start of its problems.
There's little good work. It's too easy to go past.
Back in the 90s Broadway was a shopping street of charity shops.
I don't like to dis any town, I grew up there and was schooled there. Parents still live there. But I never go back. Live in Bury now and there's no reason to go.
Hyndburn.... the place 'not' to be
Accrington has been hit really hard by 14 years of a Conservative Government. Why on earth would people for Hyndburn vote Tory? It's stupid as hell.
Yo robbo why you have photos of disfigured hollocaust victims with no weapons? THEY ARE NOT THE ACCY PALS, PAL.
YOU NEED THE CORRECT PHOTOGRAPH!!
The Accy Pals photo they all have guns and look a lot more dashing.
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I didn’t want to make a video about Accrington without mentioning the 11th battalion East Lancashire regiment. I don’t own the copyright to any original photos, so used AI pictures to enable me to make the video.
@@Robbo8ball omg sir, I am an Accrington lad myself and much like the rest of the male population in The Great home of the Holden's, over a thousand years ago in when surnames where given describing where they live and hol means hollow and den is for deep describing the topography of Accrington's deep hollow.
In 1000's The King rewarded the gamekeepers of Blackburnshire forrest aka Accrington (His Royal hunting grounds) for their loyalty to, as the story goes the King decided he wanted to build a town and The population of Holdens felled 10000 trees in 10 days.
Unfortunately it was discovered that the earth was not fit for crop and so for the foresters outstanding effort and years of loyal service Accrington was the very first peice of land gifted to The Holden family by the crown, they went on to acquire over 39,000 Square hectares, the land of Lancashire.
Until mid 1800's when it became concealed lands of the crown, that means it can't be sold by the monarch because it doesn't belong to them rightfully, those records are concealed by the crown. FYI lol.
Anyways me not realising it was AI generated video I thought that the roads where tarmac in 1845, and that the Accrington pals had all been original test subjects for the holocaust as casualties of war, that where disfigured by chemicals and the debourtury of world nations secret trading family sacrifice family slaughter from Russian leaders to a generation of friends family neighbours colleagues citizens of an ancient modern day silicone valley of it day negotiated over to the natzi uprising, and then perhaps 25years later ALL of our Men, held Casualty/ PRISONERS-of-war. Barely recognisable by the world in which they fought for years earlier, PARADED AND PORTRAYED AS JEWS CERTAIN FOR DEATH!!!
SO THANKS FOR THAT ROBBO!#?
So what do you think on that basis of theology.
@@Robbo8ball p.s Don't worry about copyright you won't receive any strike on your channel for including original LANCASHIRE ( AT LEAST)Historic documentation PHOTOGRAPHY OR OTHERWISE.
you have it in writing now...OFFICIAL PERMISSION.
"LEST WE FORGET" NONE THE LESS.
The death of Chimney was probably a merciful release from a miserable life of captivity.
What, no mention of Accrington Stanley and milk?