Hi! Just a quick favour! I've started a new Instagram account because the old one got deleted!!!! PLEASE HELP ME TO BUILD MY NEW INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT BY FOLLOWING ME: instagram.com/joolzguidesofficial/ Or @JoolzGuidesOfficial If you enjoy watching my films why not throw me a one-off contribution via paypal! www.paypal.me/julianmcdonnell Or if you want to chip in a couple of ££ a month you can support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/joolzguides If you'd like to hire me as a film maker please contact me joolzguides.com/contact-us/ Or contact me on my website for a private guided tour of London joolzguides.com/ Thanks everyone....one of these days I'll be a star!!!!!!!
Jules, you are just too much. London is the most fascinating city in the world. Just got back and had an amazing time. It's the kind of place where a perfect stranger can roam around Hyde Park not even knowing there's a palace on one end. Yes, a palace which was showing a GREAT and UNUSUAL exhibit of Victoria's clothes. That's what is great about London. You will find amazing stuff BY ACCIDENT. Just get out of the tube and walk around. Maybe next time we really will have Indian dinner together.
Oh it’s not a costume lol It’s his summer attire or wardrobe lol I doubt he would be offended by his clothing being referred to as a “costume” but kindness and good manners dictates that we refer to his clothing as either his outfit or his attire. lol And yes I’m playing about with you lol. Your comment is wonderful and well meaning. Cheers mate
Her Majesty should knight you for your most excellent services in making London history fascinating and the city a joy to explore. Sir Joolz has a nice ring to it! (PS. The music is simply the BEST!)
Oh fer God's sake....after 20 years all over London, this Clactonian left and never looked back. That was fifty years ago. Wound up in good ol' USA. Your videos make me nostalgic and your sense of humor is full of tonic. Gin up and keep going.
I get so much enjoyment from your Vidios, I think I have seen nearly every one, but you have made so many, so I guess to be honest I am working through them. I am a Londoner and was born in St John's Wood in 1929 now living in Sydney Australia since 1966, I have a Son Anthony age 63 who lives in Perth, he is coming over Dec 12th for abought 8 weeks or longer. I have recommended that he watch your Videos. Keep up the good work. You passed the house we lived in from 1960 to 1966 at 12 Stafford Terrace Kensington,, Where my son was Born.
43 years ago , I cycled to work from Fortune Green in West Hampstead to Old Street for work . There weren't many of us cycling then . I don'r reconise the area surrounding Old Street station now . Even the 1960's building I worked in has made way for high rise . I'm glad to see the old shops have been preserved .
Yonder is a great word ...not relegated to archaic usage ....in Montana USA( btw we are 6000 feet up in the rocky mountains and well I saw a bear today in back yard...and it wasn't from Peru wearing a blue coat lol ...keep it in your vocabulary...I love yonder as a descriptive and use daily...love your style very witty and very open
Yonder is also a great app for your phone! It’s for all of us who wander but are not lost. We travel hither and yonder enjoying the journey not just the destination. Montana?! You lucky dog you lol I’m considering moving to either Montana or Wyoming in the next year or two. Cheers mate
Thoroughly enjoyable, Joolz. An absolute classic! As an EastEnder who left for the colonies many years ago (and misses it terribly), I love it when you meander to the East side of our fair city. Can't remember the last time yonder was uttered in an EC postcode, lol!
I'm not sure,should I feel bad for you or call you a Nutter? LOL (I hope I understand the use of this word in 🇬🇧.) 🇺🇸👵 here, dreaming to see London East End, or any part of the UK! This is my first time viewing this channel. I love it!!! How about YOU?
Left for the colonies? Are you saying that you lost a bet with God? Lol That’s what happened to my family back when I was just a lad lol To this day my uncle still says my father must have lost a bet with God lol causing us to move to the colonies (usa) lol
Monster shop was awesome 😌😂 for kids and everyone else,, brilliant stuff real London stuff,, reminder of quadrophenia with Phil Daniels ,,☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ from northern Ireland great video
I had such a good meat pie last month that I came home and bought proper beef, onions and mushrooms, and made a home made crust to duplicate it. Still needs tweaking. I only wish I could remember the pub I was at!!!!
I must thank Draycote Water at 50 for suggesting this channel to me!! My first time here.I LOVE IT!!! My DREAM, to be in ENGLAND! I absolutely subscribed! 🇺🇸👵
I went to the London College of Fashion in Curtain Road in the 1960s (I think it’s moved to Stratford now) and used to take my sandwiches to Hoxton Square at lunchtime - always loved that area
I worked in Hoxton for two years, and loved every day of it! Even over those two years it changed, and continues to do so. For better or worse, it’s always been an exciting place. Give me some Eel pie!
In the 1950s I used to go to Manzies pie and eel shop in Woolwich. I believe the last Manzies was/is in Lyle Street just off Leicester Square. Good video Joolz.
Jules................What a Good video ......... I so enjoy your visual/audio tours of London. Your a STAR ....... Please make more ..........more often. From a huge fan of your channel, you should be on TV.
...And now the dandy summer suit, replete with white shoes and straw hat! I LOVE pink on men. My dad used to wear pink shirts in summer. BTW, your sister, Li'l Lost Lou, has a sweet, unique voice. What an entertaining family!
I am happily binging all your videos - this one is my favourite! I am not sure what my poor neighbours thought of me joining in with your background singer LOL
"What's The sawdust on the floor for?" .........."When ya get knocked ahht"....Welcome to my city....! Great videos by the way...I know a lot about this place but it's nice to learn new things...
Whenever I watch or rewatch one of your videos everybody around me has to put up with me singing oranges and lemons for days, because there always seems to be a mention of it or something that reminds me of it 😂
Julian, thank you so much for putting in the historic old engravings of the sites we're looking at, then showing us the site now. It's really special to see what the site/building looked like, then to see it now! So thanks for thinking of doing that for us!! It's just amazing to see!
Catching up on your old vids after finding your channel. Really enjoying them all. Lovely Lovely shop girl in this one that led to something very gross indeed. Lol
Amazing ! All the places I once lived before moving here to Cornwall 40 years ago. Great memories for me. So well presented, why aren't your programmes on TV. Really they should be, brilliant !!
Great education AND entertainment Joolz. Caught the FREE JULIAN NOW poster at the beginning - but it was on my second watching of the vid. It made me go through and look for more of these little nuggets. Also much appreciate the glimpses of LLL. Super! 55 K subscribers! Only 74 noble Patrons !!!
I'm impressed! You did something very helpful again. Thanks for showing us that you have a video where we can see more about something you're talking about, like the prison!!
Interesting, as always, Julius. Interesting garb this time around with the light colored garb and boater hat. I hadn't known the items about Ben Jonson.
I went to St Monicas in late 60's early 70's. I remember The old dwellings where the new St Monicas is now and when summer hols came there was always something going on at May Scott's. I used to beg my mum to go to Fortunes Pie and Mash shop. Cookes came much later over the road.
Your channel is a real gem. I'm going to London in October and I'm binge watching your videos!! Would you make a video about places in London to buy cheap (ish) vintage stuff like clothes and jewellery?? Just an idea, it would be quite nice to watch :) keep up the amazing work!!!
The Honourable Artillery Company behind Bunhill Fields cemetery is well worth a look and it does indeed have a huge playing field that you would not think could exist in the City. In July every year, it is the HQ of the Great London Race, a 5k around the city on a Thursday evening with the route closed to traffic.
So excited to see the Monster Shop! We have a similar thing- Greenwood Space Travel Supply- which fronts a creative writing charity here in Seattle, WA. It has a few branches each with a different theme. So cool to know, thanks!
Hi Joolz, Another great video, you look so smart with your boater and cane, but far too well dressed for the grimy East End. I know they've done regeneration, but it will always be the grimy East End to me. Your blazer and light coloured trousers won't stay clean for five minutes! Love your videos their the best.
You really should have a regular TV spot on BBC. And might I respectfully suggest that you undo the stitching holding your blazer’s vents closed? Love your outfit, love London, love your singing and videos.......cheers mate!
I came home from school one day to discover our bath tub full of live Eels, my old man had bought a load from some bloke where he worked. The Eels were soon processed, potted and flogged to the punters that wanted them. I'll never forget those bloody things in the old tub. nightmare!
Ah, just discovered this channel like a week ago, and I've been binge watching all the videos! Also, Little Lost Lou's music sounds amazing! I really liked the music in the Jack Ripper video, I will definitely check her out :)
Looove your outfit for this video. (My hubby found your vids and now I am also yours back-to-back.) I would also like to see a video of a compilation of your singing, dancing and recital clips from your walking tour films. :)
This was the best video by far, you should sing more Joolz. Top whistle as well and really enjoyed the bants you had with the cockneys in the pie and mash shop. Great things are done when Joolz and London meet 😃
I'm so glad you went to Cookes pie and mash shop. As a nipper my nan would give me a few bob and I'd go to that very pie and mash shop - and that was around 40 years ago. It has never changed. In fact, after serving in the armed services I came back to england after being overseas for around 20 years and went round all my old haunts. I was very happy to see it still there and the sawdust still on the floor. Many things change...but some do not. However, about a two minute minute walk from there at the rear of the shop on Kingsland Road is Geffrye Museum - my nan lived in Geffrye Court. It is a sign of the times however that the museum has now gone full woke and is full of inaccuracies of what East London was like in olden times....some things change...some do not...
Great video Julzey - these are my favourite type of video that you do, where you immerse yourself in both the history and the 'character' of a pocket of London. It might be too late to do this year now, but an idea possibly for a future Summer video - a Joolz Summer Holiday Special, visiting one of the standard locations Londoners would have visited for their Summer holidays (Brighton / Blackpool / Southend etc.) come the boom of the railways, to "do the history", a la the London tours, of what thy would have done and what's there now. Stupid idea? ...Maybe.
Hi Joolz , the eels used to be delivered to these premises when they were still alive and kept out at the back of the premises. On rainy days they would often escape and be found wriggling off down Horton Street.
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Thanks everyone....one of these days I'll be a star!!!!!!!
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I mentioned seeing the video when I visited the Pie and Mash shop. The lady was so thrilled to be a "You Tube Star" ....
Thanks again Joolz. I'm a Ooold Man Who's always Wanted to See London. I'll just Live Through You. Ya Make Me Smile
Cheers! Glad the films are giving a lot of joy
I suggest you forget about your age, buy a ticket and GO.
I'll let you stay at my place for free (Clapham) and show you around if you come over.
@@sebastiankrzyzak8408Well Thank You Im Fladered I've got a Bad Heart. I'll dream of Drinking a Singing. I Loved to see the History Museum.
Sebastian Krzyzak lovely gesture Sebastian
If you added a map at the beginning of each video of the streets that you walked during the video it would be so helpful for tourists.
Just do it yourself on Google Earth. Thats what I do if I'm not sure where he is.
Yes please
Yes please Joolz?! So helpfull to orient my old memories with your location!
I loved the pie and mash shop ladies especially the unimpressed one in her 90s 😂 Classic!
I'm so glad people have watched it until the end!
i moved from london to derbyshire , i missed pie and mash so much i learned how to make the liquor and make my own
Joolz Guides - London History Walks - Travel Films we always do.
The "Monster Shop" clerk is well-spoken, quick-witted, and very adorable :)
Yes, but are the farts really fresh ? I doubt it .
I'd give her one too mush.
Wow! born and raised in Shoreditch then mum moved us all up to live in Stamford Hill in the late 70s.
Ahhhh Cooke's Pie and Mash. Those were the days. My Faves... Chapel Market, Exmouth Market and Greenwich.
That woman looks incredible for 90! Still got the wit of a comedian too!
she does indeed
she probably taken though
Jules, you are just too much. London is the most fascinating city in the world. Just got back and had an amazing time. It's the kind of place where a perfect stranger can roam around Hyde Park not even knowing there's a palace on one end. Yes, a palace which was showing a GREAT and UNUSUAL exhibit of Victoria's clothes. That's what is great about London. You will find amazing stuff BY ACCIDENT. Just get out of the tube and walk around. Maybe next time we really will have Indian dinner together.
Joolzy! You look stunning in your summer costume. Great look !!!!
If I were rich, you would be my guide to everything British.
Thank you..........
Oh it’s not a costume lol
It’s his summer attire or wardrobe lol
I doubt he would be offended by his clothing being referred to as a “costume” but kindness and good manners dictates that we refer to his clothing as either his outfit or his attire. lol
And yes I’m playing about with you lol. Your comment is wonderful and well meaning.
Cheers mate
Writing a letter to a lonely monster is just about the most wholesome thing I’ve ever heard.
I have to find that Bunhill Cemetery. So cool. Thank you Joolz & thanks for the wonderful music by Mr Carradine.
Her Majesty should knight you for your most excellent services in making London history fascinating and the city a joy to explore. Sir Joolz has a nice ring to it! (PS. The music is simply the BEST!)
Loved the ladies at the end. Real London characters. Bless em!
interesting
Always a sterling job Jools! Nothing makes me want to wander around London town more than your vlogs!
I'm from Barnsley in South Yorkshire. We say yonder a lot. In fact we seem to use a lot of archaic words. Don't know why. Love your videos sir. 😀
Oh fer God's sake....after 20 years all over London, this Clactonian left and never looked back. That was fifty years ago. Wound up in good ol' USA. Your videos make me nostalgic and your sense of humor is full of tonic. Gin up and keep going.
Just recently discovered your videos. Humorous and historical, yet entertaining. Grand work my friend.
I got lill lost lou .it is the best music I've heard for a long while. Thanks to your sister. For it.
She'll be delighted!
I get so much enjoyment from your Vidios, I think I have seen nearly every one, but you have made so many, so I guess to be honest I am working through them. I am a Londoner and was born in St John's Wood in 1929 now living in Sydney Australia since 1966, I have a Son Anthony age 63 who lives in Perth, he is coming over Dec 12th for abought 8 weeks or longer. I have recommended that he watch your Videos. Keep up the good work. You passed the house we lived in from 1960 to 1966 at 12 Stafford Terrace Kensington,, Where my son was Born.
43 years ago , I cycled to work from Fortune Green in West Hampstead to Old Street for work . There weren't many of us cycling then . I don'r reconise the area surrounding Old Street station now . Even the 1960's building I worked in has made way for high rise . I'm glad to see the old shops have been preserved .
Yonder is a great word ...not relegated to archaic usage ....in Montana USA( btw we are 6000 feet up in the rocky mountains and well I saw a bear today in back yard...and it wasn't from Peru wearing a blue coat lol ...keep it in your vocabulary...I love yonder as a descriptive and use daily...love your style very witty and very open
Yonder is also a great app for your phone! It’s for all of us who wander but are not lost. We travel hither and yonder enjoying the journey not just the destination.
Montana?! You lucky dog you lol
I’m considering moving to either Montana or Wyoming in the next year or two.
Cheers mate
Thoroughly enjoyable, Joolz. An absolute classic! As an EastEnder who left for the colonies many years ago (and misses it terribly), I love it when you meander to the East side of our fair city. Can't remember the last time yonder was uttered in an EC postcode, lol!
I'm not sure,should I feel bad for you or call you a Nutter? LOL (I hope I understand the use of this word in 🇬🇧.) 🇺🇸👵 here, dreaming to see London East End, or any part of the UK! This is my first time viewing this channel. I love it!!! How about YOU?
@@judywhittlesey4010 Yep, I'm probably a bit of a nutter! Perfect succinct use of the term btw. Just an East End boy through & through.
@@atbailey Great to know you!! I'm chuffed!( Happy,I mean.)
Left for the colonies? Are you saying that you lost a bet with God?
Lol
That’s what happened to my family back when I was just a lad lol
To this day my uncle still says my father must have lost a bet with God lol causing us to move to the colonies (usa) lol
Monster shop was awesome 😌😂 for kids and everyone else,, brilliant stuff real London stuff,, reminder of quadrophenia with Phil Daniels ,,☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ from northern Ireland great video
Thank heavens for the repeated joys of watching your tours, not to mention gaining an education.
I’ve been waiting patiently for a vid on a proper pie and mash shop from you.
I got there eventually!
Got this Aussie bastard adding it to his list of "must visits".
And must buy The Bangtail Muster album by Ted Egan!
I had such a good meat pie last month that I came home and bought proper beef, onions and mushrooms, and made a home made crust to duplicate it. Still needs tweaking. I only wish I could remember the pub I was at!!!!
another great morning with Julian...cheers
I must thank Draycote Water at 50 for suggesting this channel to me!! My first time here.I LOVE IT!!! My DREAM, to be in ENGLAND! I absolutely subscribed! 🇺🇸👵
I am watching over and over again all this videos. Thank you
I went to the London College of Fashion in Curtain Road in the 1960s (I think it’s moved to Stratford now) and used to take my sandwiches to Hoxton Square at lunchtime - always loved that area
I worked in Hoxton for two years, and loved every day of it! Even over those two years it changed, and continues to do so. For better or worse, it’s always been an exciting place. Give me some Eel pie!
In the 1950s I used to go to Manzies pie and eel shop in Woolwich. I believe the last Manzies was/is in Lyle Street just off Leicester Square. Good video Joolz.
Jules................What a Good video ......... I so enjoy your visual/audio tours of London. Your a STAR ....... Please make more ..........more often. From a huge fan of your channel, you should be on TV.
Always a great day Joolz has a new film out! Such a Pleasure.
Found you ystrdy, and the spent most of the day watching yr vids back to back, splendid work my jolly good man, absolutely splendid I say
Great video again Sir....and looking very dapper I might add 👍👍
...And now the dandy summer suit, replete with white shoes and straw hat! I LOVE pink on men. My dad used to wear pink shirts in summer.
BTW, your sister, Li'l Lost Lou, has a sweet, unique voice. What an entertaining family!
I absolutely love London, I have been many times, thank you Joolz! 😃
Every time I watch one of Joolz’s videos I feel as if I have visited London lol. Which means I’ve been to London 7 times just today lol
London is such a great place, so much to see and do! 😀
I absolutely love these videos. I'm addicted. Joolz is lovely.
I am happily binging all your videos - this one is my favourite! I am not sure what my poor neighbours thought of me joining in with your background singer LOL
"What's The sawdust on the floor for?" .........."When ya get knocked ahht"....Welcome to my city....! Great videos by the way...I know a lot about this place but it's nice to learn new things...
As a dissenter, brilliant to see bunhill fields get a mention!! Great video Sir.
Great way to see London....and places to see that you never knew .....very interesting. Well done.
If I could, I’d subscribe to your channel every time I watch one, being once daily!! Love your videos and your dressing style is that of a dandy!
Whenever I watch or rewatch one of your videos everybody around me has to put up with me singing oranges and lemons for days, because there always seems to be a mention of it or something that reminds me of it 😂
Me too! I sing it for days afterwards!
Julian, thank you so much for putting in the historic old engravings of the sites we're looking at, then showing us the site now. It's really special to see what the site/building looked like, then to see it now! So thanks for thinking of doing that for us!! It's just amazing to see!
Catching up on your old vids after finding your channel. Really enjoying them all. Lovely Lovely shop girl in this one that led to something very gross indeed. Lol
Amazing ! All the places I once lived before moving here to Cornwall 40 years ago. Great memories for me. So well presented, why aren't your programmes on TV. Really they should be, brilliant !!
The cemetery and Monster Supply Shop were fun highlights.
My son goes to the Monster Supply Shop
Love the jacket. That is the sort of thing one wears while munching strawberries at Wimbledon or sniffing flowers at Chelsea.
Thanks again Julian and have yourself a great week!
You look good in your new suit Joolz. A proper gent as always!
A grand tour Julian. Love your boater. You are such a delight.
Cheers my friend!
I love jools guides he has so much knowledge of our world around us love it
Brilliant mate. Best tour guide on youtube by a long, long, way.
Great education AND entertainment Joolz. Caught the FREE JULIAN NOW poster at the beginning - but it was on my second watching of the vid. It made me go through and look for more of these little nuggets. Also much appreciate the glimpses of LLL. Super! 55 K subscribers! Only 74 noble Patrons !!!
Thanks! Yes, I throw a few little things in here and there
Always amazing to see you and know about London keep up the great work you do
Absolutely brilliant ! 👏👏👏
Great job sir well done 👍
Hi Joolz!
All your videos are shot under a wonderful sunshine!
We 'd like to see some under rain. That would be more typical of London.
The gel is a byproduct of simmering the eel in a hot broth. When it cools, some of the mixture solidifies.
Another great informative video ! Thanks ! Had to laugh a bit at the man “exercising” in the background 😂
Well done Joolz me old sunshine ! Nice one guvner !
These Tours are great ..Come across em by accident ..Watching loads now
Good atmosphere in the pie n mash!
Very nice video Best Wishes from a older Hoxton boy now a Whinging pom Down under .but nice to see in and around HOXTON
It hasn't changed much.... From a fellow hoxton-ite
Love watching these you learn and get entertained at the same time whats not to like about that
Apparently two people so far didn't like it... but they gave a thumbs down before they could possibly have watched the film!
@@Joolzguides obviously competitors who can't compete with your whit and enthusiasm for what you do
I couldn’t figure out who this gentleman reminded me of....Dudley Moore. The same serbic humor. I love these videos.
Watching you in Chicago. Always enjoyable.
I'm impressed! You did something very helpful again. Thanks for showing us that you have a video where we can see more about something you're talking about, like the prison!!
Interesting, as always, Julius. Interesting garb this time around with the light colored garb and boater hat. I hadn't known the items about Ben Jonson.
I went to St Monicas in late 60's early 70's. I remember The old dwellings where the new St Monicas is now and when summer hols came there was always something going on at May Scott's.
I used to beg my mum to go to Fortunes Pie and Mash shop. Cookes came much later over the road.
Fortunes pie and mash shop was a family business
What a delightful video! It really made me smile!
Love getting the notifications when you upload a new video. They are always a delight to watch. Thank you Joolz.
Your channel is a real gem. I'm going to London in October and I'm binge watching your videos!! Would you make a video about places in London to buy cheap (ish) vintage stuff like clothes and jewellery?? Just an idea, it would be quite nice to watch :) keep up the amazing work!!!
That monster shop. Worth going to London just for that. Great creative idea. Just awesome.
Another enjoyable video!...Just love them...always brightens my day!😊 💖 ...take care!
The Honourable Artillery Company behind Bunhill Fields cemetery is well worth a look and it does indeed have a huge playing field that you would not think could exist in the City. In July every year, it is the HQ of the Great London Race, a 5k around the city on a Thursday evening with the route closed to traffic.
Thanks for all you do. Very enjoyable
Your videos are jolly spiffing, and I’m chuffed to have found them innit😉
Glad you ventured East and dressed well for it 👍 good luck Jules x
So excited to see the Monster Shop! We have a similar thing- Greenwood Space Travel Supply- which fronts a creative writing charity here in Seattle, WA. It has a few branches each with a different theme. So cool to know, thanks!
I walk past these places every day. My commutes will no longer be boring
Loved this ! Thanks Joolzy !
Hi Joolz, Another great video, you look so smart with your boater and cane, but far too well dressed for the grimy East End. I know they've done regeneration, but it will always be the grimy East End to me. Your blazer and light coloured trousers won't stay clean for five minutes! Love your videos their the best.
I kept thinking of West end girls for East end boys lol
You really should have a regular TV spot on BBC. And might I respectfully suggest that you undo the stitching holding your blazer’s vents closed? Love your outfit, love London, love your singing and videos.......cheers mate!
I came home from school one day to discover our bath tub full of live Eels, my old man had bought a load from some bloke where he worked. The Eels were soon processed, potted and flogged to the punters that wanted them. I'll never forget those bloody things in the old tub. nightmare!
Ah, just discovered this channel like a week ago, and I've been binge watching all the videos!
Also, Little Lost Lou's music sounds amazing! I really liked the music in the Jack Ripper video, I will definitely check her out :)
Thanks, she'll be delighted
Another gem Joolz... also I have a shirt exactly the same as your blazer. Marvellous!
One of my favourite videos Joolz!
Looove your outfit for this video. (My hubby found your vids and now I am also yours back-to-back.) I would also like to see a video of a compilation of your singing, dancing and recital clips from your walking tour films. :)
Looking dapper in that ensemble. Cee from the little haunted cottage in Ireland 💚💚💚🍀🍀🍀
This was the best video by far, you should sing more Joolz. Top whistle as well and really enjoyed the bants you had with the cockneys in the pie and mash shop. Great things are done when Joolz and London meet 😃
Ha ha..perhaps I should ditch my mates and do it all alone!
@@Joolzguides No you have a merry bunch of delightful souls.
I'm so glad you went to Cookes pie and mash shop. As a nipper my nan would give me a few bob and I'd go to that very pie and mash shop - and that was around 40 years ago. It has never changed. In fact, after serving in the armed services I came back to england after being overseas for around 20 years and went round all my old haunts. I was very happy to see it still there and the sawdust still on the floor. Many things change...but some do not. However, about a two minute minute walk from there at the rear of the shop on Kingsland Road is Geffrye Museum - my nan lived in Geffrye Court. It is a sign of the times however that the museum has now gone full woke and is full of inaccuracies of what East London was like in olden times....some things change...some do not...
Done some plastering in Hoxton hall few years back beautiful building
Another top notch video joolz. Enjoyed that!!!
Great video Julzey - these are my favourite type of video that you do, where you immerse yourself in both the history and the 'character' of a pocket of London.
It might be too late to do this year now, but an idea possibly for a future Summer video - a Joolz Summer Holiday Special, visiting one of the standard locations Londoners would have visited for their Summer holidays (Brighton / Blackpool / Southend etc.) come the boom of the railways, to "do the history", a la the London tours, of what thy would have done and what's there now. Stupid idea? ...Maybe.
Hi Joolz , the eels used to be delivered to these premises when they were still alive and kept out at the back of the premises. On rainy days they would often escape and be found wriggling off down Horton Street.
Just another brilliant vid by Joolz! Keep them coming!!
Thanks Joolz! Fantastic escapism during lockdown 2 in Haggerston. Now off to watch the Columbia Road, Brick Lane guide 😍