Excellent documentary, very interesting, well spoken and so much detail, I was working in Lincoln and found it very beautiful and old ,thank you for making this what an enjoyable video
Lived in Gainsborough Hemswell Lincoln and Louth since I was 16, love the history and architecture of the county. Thank you so much for this informative film absolutely fascinating
By overall volume and by floor area, I believe Liverpool Anglican cathedral and York Minster are both significantly bigger. However Lincoln used to be the tallest in the world at the time of building due to all 3 spires being in place when first built. Then that really took the record!
У ведущего видео Peter Harris - очень своеобразный акцент. Это не совсем обычный сугубо английский акцент (кокни): это акцент под влиянием другого языка (не английского). Очень любопытно слушать произношение ведущего этого фильма!
IMO York Minster trumps this one (especially the atmosphere inside, and the sheer scale of the crossing and the artistic vaulting inside thetower), but Lincoln comes close!
I'm from America however, but very much descended from England I don't know the origin of my Harris name, but my Herries in Scotland and de Heriz of Wiverton Notts Ancestors of other lines are de Heriz Notts descent, as for a Mary Harris and Mary Ann Harris on my other Ancestors lines too I cannot say
Love the history! I was a defense contractor working at RAF Waddington in the early 2000s. I stayed in Lincoln for 4 months (contractual delays) and loved it!
Very professionally made, rich in detail. Thanks for the very useful history and guidance for visitors! I will visit Lincoln in early May 2018 and explore the region for a week. I heard the knights templar tower is haunted.
5.30 am Sunday morning but I am so pleased I found this site. My parents lived in Gainsborough and I visited the old hall many times. Thank you for this reminder of times gone by.
Our town has changed a lot since the 80's. Both secondary schools knocked down, colloquially known as Middies and Cassies.. There is now a Riverside walk from Trent Bridge to Whittons Gardens that was built from end 90's to the 2000's. A lovely walk if you've not had the chance yet..
Amazing documentary. Was a little thin on the strong Catholic roots of our county. The Lincolnshire Rising was the very first of popular uprisings against the establishment of the Church of England, the rejection of the Pope, and the destruction of the monasteries! The country day (2nd of October) commemorates it. Likewise very little about great figures like Archbishop Stephen Langton of Wragby - who created the chaptering system of the Bible still in use all over the world today and composed one of the most beautiful pieces of music in all the Middle Ages and featured prominently across the Christian world (the Veni Sancte Spiritus), Robert Grosseteste - who developed the scientific method, Saint Hugh or Saint Guthlac!
A POOR History ??? It was all about South Lincolnshire ! The second oldest book in the English language was "Havelock " about the prince of Denmark who was rescued by Grim a Danish fisherman who was given the right to start a town on the banks of the River Humber ??? What about Epworth where the founders of Methodism were born John and Charles Wesley ??? What about the beautiful Thornton Abbey were monks who had broken the rules were sentenced to be walled up ??? Mediocre !
Well done fast paced yet very inclusive. I did not skip ahead to Belton and Spalding where my Norman de la Haye ancestors were stayed right with you. Thank you nice way to start my morning
They said that the invention of the pushbike got rid of inbreeding in the Lincolnshire Fens. My Autie used to live on Cannock Hill just south of Lincoln. It must of been a posh Roman living area. She found that many Roman coins in her garden she was scared to tell anyone in case they wanted to dig it all up.
Why, in your imagination, would a Lincolnshiire family named Fletcher leave their home in Bracebridge, sail to Ellis Island, and end up as shoemakers in Albany NYS? Was there anything happening over there at that time that could have motivated them to do that?
Opportunity, I guess, and a desire to see the world. Could be any reason, really. An oppressive baron, horrible neighbours, lack of employment. Not much changes lol.
Thanks for this well put together video. I can just about remember how Lincoln looked before the uni was built in 1997. Then we had the explosion of population in the 200s with the EU thing. In many ways it has changed - for better and for worse - but the one constant is Lincoln Cathedral, which still dominates the skyline coming into Lincoln from most angles, and is a bit of a beacon of hope for me.
Near The White Hart in Spalding there. Is another pub called The Red Lion. A little music history: When you think of great British rock festivals what springs to mind? Glastonbury undoubtedly, or those staged annually on the Isle of Wight, and in Leeds, or Reading? I bet it’s not Spalding. Before those hugely popular events were first staged, the little fenland market town was blazing a trail in the music world as host to the country’s first true rock festival - with headline acts including Jimi Hendrix, Cream fronted by Eric Clapton and Pink Floyd. The Barbeque ’67 concert took place on Spring Bank Holiday Monday - May 29, 1967 - in the town’s Tulip Bulb Auction Hall and to mark the historic occasion a blue plaque has been unveiled at the Red Lion Hotel. It was here that Hendrix, famous for songs including Purple Haze and Foxy Lady, spent the night following his performance. Hotel manager Nigel Wilkins said the guitarist hung out in the hotel bar with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker before the gig and later that night is said to have jokingly tied his bed sheets together, hanging them out of his window to the girls in the street below, to whom he was chatting. I believe he also performed to the crowd. In the Market Square too.
У ведущего видео Peter Harris - очень своеобразный акцент. Это не совсем обычный сугубо английский акцент (кокни): это акцент под влиянием другого языка (не английского). Очень любопытно слушать произношение ведущего этого фильма!
Sorry to say but Cockney is not the standard mate, fact I'd wager Lincolnshire and the greater Midlands is the default as there is no real accent here just plain English
Humber to the wash is all Lincolnshire . North and northeast Lincolnshire are just administrative districts of the county so Grimsby is in Lincolnshire
Видео - очень своеобразное: оно напоминает сложный шов, который делает современная и сложная швейная машина, когда сшивает вместе два (или более) куска (слоя) плотной малоподатливлй ткани. (Мне на ум приходит вот такая ассоциация: со швом, который делает современная швейная машина.) Я даже не знаю: как это видео можно смотреть в образовательных целях, - ибо оно создано в принципе ИНАЧЕ: то есть, не для систематического обучения (а для чего-то другого). Вот поэтому я воспринимаю из этого видео только какие-то его части и детали: так, например, я слышу "на слух", что закадровый текст читает человек с особым и своеобразным английским языком. Так и что с того?.. Само по себе и в частности - да ничего. (Рассказ о памятниках архитектуры - ещё хлеще: я не могу увидеть в этом рассказе почти никакой саЯзи.) В общем, - очень своеобразный рассказ.
When I first moved to rural Lincolnshire I couldn’t understand a single word anyone said, the accent was so strange but the English accent can be different every 30 miles or so . But now people seam to speak more clearly so as to fit in and a strong accent can hold you back in your career
From Grantham, took them years to put it up as they where scared we'd do something to it, made the news and all sorts, no one here gives a shit it's just fun to mess them around 😂
@@josephinefothergill191 Lady, as a Lincolnshire lad, even I could have done a better narration job. I don't know where they dug him up from but it certainly wasn't Sleaford. Maybe he's the c-word in Scunthorpe?
@@johnmcbride7743 no need to be a bellend, this guy has feelings and probably anxiously waited for such a comment like yours to ruin his day. I dare say you’re not perfect yourself, if you was you’d be from Yorkshire.
Wow! That woman’s voice is oh So beautiful 13:10 gives me a feeling---any idea what this music piece is? Certainly fitting to this stretch of video...🤍
one of the loveliest counties in England, full of hidden gems and not (yet) ruined by 'progress'.
Really interesting, thank you. Have lived in Lincolnshire most of my life and found this very informative. 😊
I'm a Peter Harris too!
I love history and Family history
this is a cool video!
One of the most interesting videos I've seen. Thank you
Thanks! I'm from Gainsborough and I love Lincolnshire, such a beautiful county.
I've got a house in G Town. Lincoln lad, originally.
Poopoo peepee
Excellent documentary, very interesting, well spoken and so much detail, I was working in Lincoln and found it very beautiful and old ,thank you for making this what an enjoyable video
Thank you for very kind comment
It was very much deserved
Enjoyed this so much. My family, Coney, traces back to Lincolnshire. How I would love to visit.
Where are you from Karen?
My old manager was a Coney
10:05 - В фильме использована очень любопытная музыка.
Замечательно! Спасибо. Фильм от этого только выигрывает.
Lived in Gainsborough Hemswell Lincoln and Louth since I was 16, love the history and architecture of the county. Thank you so much for this informative film absolutely fascinating
Cities in lincolnshire
Wonderful informative thank you
By overall volume and by floor area, I believe Liverpool Anglican cathedral and York Minster are both significantly bigger. However Lincoln used to be the tallest in the world at the time of building due to all 3 spires being in place when first built. Then that really took the record!
My ancestry come from lincolnshire
Hello brothers
Where you from?
У ведущего видео Peter Harris - очень своеобразный акцент. Это не совсем обычный сугубо английский акцент (кокни): это акцент под влиянием другого языка (не английского).
Очень любопытно слушать произношение ведущего этого фильма!
IMO York Minster trumps this one (especially the atmosphere inside, and the sheer scale of the crossing and the artistic vaulting inside thetower), but Lincoln comes close!
I was born in Lincolnshire and my family have been here for about a thousand years
Give or take a few hundred
ENGLAND IS WONDERFUL
Great doc.
I was born in Boston
Live in Tattershall
Work in Coningsby.
Very Lincolnshire haha
I'm from America however, but very much descended from England
I don't know the origin of my Harris name, but my Herries in Scotland and de Heriz of Wiverton Notts Ancestors of other lines
are de Heriz Notts descent, as for a Mary Harris and Mary Ann Harris on my other Ancestors lines too I cannot say
Living in Lincoln and being born and bred in Lincolnshire this video is fantastic and very interesting.
My mom and grandmother were born in Lincolnshire! I'm looking forward to watching this.
Love the history!
I was a defense contractor working at RAF Waddington in the early 2000s. I stayed in Lincoln for 4 months (contractual delays) and loved it!
Very professionally made, rich in detail. Thanks for the very useful history and guidance for visitors! I will visit Lincoln in early May 2018 and explore the region for a week. I heard the knights templar tower is haunted.
Nearly made me shed a tear seeing my beloved Lincoln.
Robert Smith: did you go to school in Mkt Rsn, born 1952? There are probably many guys with your name out there.
5.30 am Sunday morning but I am so pleased I found this site. My parents lived in Gainsborough and I visited the old hall many times. Thank you for this reminder of times gone by.
Our town has changed a lot since the 80's. Both secondary schools knocked down, colloquially known as Middies and Cassies..
There is now a Riverside walk from Trent Bridge to Whittons Gardens that was built from end 90's to the 2000's. A lovely walk if you've not had the chance yet..
Most dramatic intro I've ever seen.
Amazing documentary. Was a little thin on the strong Catholic roots of our county. The Lincolnshire Rising was the very first of popular uprisings against the establishment of the Church of England, the rejection of the Pope, and the destruction of the monasteries! The country day (2nd of October) commemorates it.
Likewise very little about great figures like Archbishop Stephen Langton of Wragby - who created the chaptering system of the Bible still in use all over the world today and composed one of the most beautiful pieces of music in all the Middle Ages and featured prominently across the Christian world (the Veni Sancte Spiritus), Robert Grosseteste - who developed the scientific method, Saint Hugh or Saint Guthlac!
A POOR History ??? It was all about South Lincolnshire ! The second oldest book in the English language was "Havelock " about the prince of Denmark who was rescued by Grim a Danish fisherman who was given the right to start a town on the banks of the River Humber ??? What about Epworth where the founders of Methodism were born John and Charles Wesley ??? What about the beautiful Thornton Abbey were monks who had broken the rules were sentenced to be walled up ??? Mediocre !
love my county, hopefulley they stop putting down houses everywhere so we can stay countryside
Well done fast paced yet very inclusive. I did not skip ahead to Belton and Spalding where my Norman de la Haye ancestors were stayed right with you. Thank you nice way to start my morning
This was brilliant 🖒
They said that the invention of the pushbike got rid of inbreeding in the Lincolnshire Fens. My Autie used to live on Cannock Hill just south of Lincoln. It must of been a posh Roman living area. She found that many Roman coins in her garden she was scared to tell anyone in case they wanted to dig it all up.
😂 what, I hope you’re joking about the inbreeding 🤯
@@henry9406 I had a motorbike so I could make it out the Fens with my 3 ears.
@@damianbutterworth2434 ….. Sorry I still don’t know if you’re joking ? 😂🍻
That was an interesting watch, thanks
You did Lincolnshire proud Thank You 😊
Why, in your imagination, would a Lincolnshiire family named Fletcher leave their home in Bracebridge, sail to Ellis Island, and end up as shoemakers in Albany NYS?
Was there anything happening over there at that time that could have motivated them to do that?
Opportunity, I guess, and a desire to see the world. Could be any reason, really. An oppressive baron, horrible neighbours, lack of employment. Not much changes lol.
Thanks for this well put together video. I can just about remember how Lincoln looked before the uni was built in 1997. Then we had the explosion of population in the 200s with the EU thing. In many ways it has changed - for better and for worse - but the one constant is Lincoln Cathedral, which still dominates the skyline coming into Lincoln from most angles, and is a bit of a beacon of hope for me.
Near The White Hart in Spalding there. Is another pub called The Red Lion. A little music history:
When you think of great British rock festivals what springs to mind? Glastonbury undoubtedly, or those staged annually on the Isle of Wight, and in Leeds, or Reading? I bet it’s not Spalding.
Before those hugely popular events were first staged, the little fenland market town was blazing a trail in the music world as host to the country’s first true rock festival - with headline acts including Jimi Hendrix, Cream fronted by Eric Clapton and Pink Floyd.
The Barbeque ’67 concert took place on Spring Bank Holiday Monday - May 29, 1967 - in the town’s Tulip Bulb Auction Hall and to mark the historic occasion a blue plaque has been unveiled at the Red Lion Hotel. It was here that Hendrix, famous for songs including Purple Haze and Foxy Lady, spent the night following his performance.
Hotel manager Nigel Wilkins said the guitarist hung out in the hotel bar with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker before the gig and later that night is said to have jokingly tied his bed sheets together, hanging them out of his window to the girls in the street below, to whom he was chatting.
I believe he also performed to the crowd. In the Market Square too.
Fantastic
ROUND CHURCH....PETER..PAUL...AND....MARY.....ALL SAINTS....
A very interesting video . Thinking for your work
У ведущего видео Peter Harris - очень своеобразный акцент. Это не совсем обычный сугубо английский акцент (кокни): это акцент под влиянием другого языка (не английского).
Очень любопытно слушать произношение ведущего этого фильма!
Sorry to say but Cockney is not the standard mate, fact I'd wager Lincolnshire and the greater Midlands is the default as there is no real accent here just plain English
Up the imps
10:41 -> Peter mentions that Lincoln Castle was founded by William in 1068, despite the captions saying 1066.
Yes been for a visit made good friends and people of class and standards
Is there anyone related to eure
So Is Not Grimsby in Lincolnshire.
No, grimsby isn't Lincolnshire
@@matthewrussell8590 it was the last time i looked, North East Lincolnshire to be exact,
@@newton18311 not lincolsnhire
Humber to the wash is all Lincolnshire . North and northeast Lincolnshire are just administrative districts of the county so Grimsby is in Lincolnshire
Of course Grimsby is in Lincolnshire so why say it isn’t
Thanks so much for making this. Just moved back to my home county of Lincolnshire and this was great to watch!
EIVOR
Видео - очень своеобразное: оно напоминает сложный шов, который делает современная и сложная швейная машина, когда сшивает вместе два (или более) куска (слоя) плотной малоподатливлй ткани. (Мне на ум приходит вот такая ассоциация: со швом, который делает современная швейная машина.)
Я даже не знаю: как это видео можно смотреть в образовательных целях, - ибо оно создано в принципе ИНАЧЕ: то есть, не для систематического обучения (а для чего-то другого).
Вот поэтому я воспринимаю из этого видео только какие-то его части и детали: так, например, я слышу "на слух", что закадровый текст читает человек с особым и своеобразным английским языком. Так и что с того?.. Само по себе и в частности - да ничего. (Рассказ о памятниках архитектуры - ещё хлеще: я не могу увидеть в этом рассказе почти никакой саЯзи.)
В общем, - очень своеобразный рассказ.
The narrator is English. Sounds like he has a slight speech impediment. It is factual/educational.
@@lefoxmethodstudiouk Thanks to you to your answer.
When I first moved to rural Lincolnshire I couldn’t understand a single word anyone said, the accent was so strange but the English accent can be different every 30 miles or so . But now people seam to speak more clearly so as to fit in and a strong accent can hold you back in your career
Needs updating with Maggies new statue in Grantham 😆
Hail Maggie :)
From Grantham, took them years to put it up as they where scared we'd do something to it, made the news and all sorts, no one here gives a shit it's just fun to mess them around 😂
Grimsby is missing from the map.
Yes, I'm not too happy about that. Grimsby was a powerhouse of fishing for nearly a century.
@@iclaudius148 it's not Lincolnshire, proper
@@matthewrussell8590 it is Lincolnshire, Humberside was a mistake and it rejoined.
Be nice to have a narrator without a speech defect, and one who pronounces the names of the districts (Kesteven) correctly.
Very classy, I don’t think. What a shame someone could be so insensitive.
@@josephinefothergill191 Lady, as a Lincolnshire lad, even I could have done a better narration job. I don't know where they dug him up from but it certainly wasn't Sleaford. Maybe he's the c-word in Scunthorpe?
@@johnmcbride7743 no need to be a bellend, this guy has feelings and probably anxiously waited for such a comment like yours to ruin his day.
I dare say you’re not perfect yourself, if you was you’d be from Yorkshire.
Love the narrator… excellent 👍🏼
As for you @john Mcbride .. all I can say is “release Rodrick at once centurion”
Wow! That woman’s voice is oh So beautiful 13:10 gives me a feeling---any idea what this music piece is? Certainly fitting to this stretch of video...🤍