🤣 🤣 Yeah I'm shocked myself i didnt think I'd have that many people liking my content already.. Its pretty awesome though not gonna lie🤣🤣 Really cannot thank you all enough for the 💚 and support this last week or 2.. This is just the beginning and I can't wait to see what we all end up uncovering together💪💪💪
He's the main reason i started this channel🤠🤠.. He was in awe of the places i was showing him in my area and convinced to me make a channel to share with the rest of you😎💚
great video.. follow you and Paul Cook ;) Your vid is clearly making the topic visible. It 's all around the world - live in Denmark now. Big question is when did it happen right? Keep on going buddy
The Townhall and fountain is an odd little building, that looks like something older repurposed. I would imagine under cover of the civil war much was removed.
Yeah the narrative says this place was heavily hit during the civil war...also 12 bombs were dropped during WW2 from what i have found so far!! Absolutely fascinating place though!!!
Hey Nicky my Husband and i are loving your videos , your camera work is brilliant + the places youv found are so exciting - its opened up another avenue too with the ridges covered in trees. Iv got some photos id like to share with you of an amazing old house - it is totally Tartarian ,supposedly all the decor was added in 1880s but i reckon its actually original- theres noobs all over the turrets etc - im not on telegram or istagram though ?
Hi there.. Thank you for the kind words.. I'm looking into attaching an email address shortly so hopefully anybody that wants to send me any info will be able to😎💚
Bridgnorth is a beautiful town! We moved there in 1968 when I was two years old and when I was old enough I would play in the Leprosy Caves and disused railway tunnel. If you are wondering why there is a brick walk with window arches, it's because an old lady used to have a house built into the caves!!! 😮. During the Black death, loppers were sent to the caves to dwell out of the way of uninfected people.
Appreciate you reaching out with some fascinating info! It is such a lovely town to visit i dont envy you for living there😜. Are the caves you mentioned the ones on the cartway by any chance? Would love to pick your brain on any local knowledge you have🙌😎💚
I live in a mudflood terraced house. And I'm convinced it used to be an old world massive building converted into a terraced row . The internal walls are to thin to be a normal house build. The internal walls are one brick thin,can here everything the neighbours do .and one one of the row of houses they're is a silly date of 1886. The house's are stone front but brick inner.. and I have the well I wouldn't even say half window..it's more just the top of the window that one can still see just above the pavement..
@@NickyBsHistory yeah its just a false wall that has been put up in the door frame then plastered over..... yes im in burnley lancashire.. there's many mudflood buildings and old world buildings in burnley.. a couple still left in red brick..
@@NickyBsHistory theres a church just down the street from me said to have been built in the 1100's.. but no graves older than the 1800. there is one from the late 1700's but near to the 1800's.. what I have found is there are a set of stairs that go down to the cellar of the church.. and as you go down the steps at the bottom to the right is a blocked up doorway that would be going under the land to the side of the church. tiz a bit strange..
@@cheechmcduck7013 I'd be trying to get through that false wall👀 Funny you mention the church.. I notice "J" on quite a few gravestones... The church close to me sits quite prominent on a hill and has a tunnel underneath it(my friends dad has lived here his whole life and swears he used to play in them as a child before they were blocked up and covered with earth)👀 Makes you wonder what churches once were and what they still hide! Must be the reason they have the graveyards around the churches to stop folk going around and digging up the past... I don't know, I'm just thinking out loud🤷♂🤣
The majority of those cellar holes and hatches are most likely coal shoots. It’s extremely common on houses of a certain age. We tend to ignore or forget they are they nowadays. The rest, I’d say were old stores for various uses and goods, ideal for keeping food stuffs cool as well. Sand stone is very easy to dig out or into.
really interesting this one, maybe could you find a way to explore further more in the caves behind houses? Just one thing Nicky, could you put on the access to subtitles as English is not my first language I would appreciate so much, thanks for that and for your new implication in exposing those!
I will turn on the subtitles now for you, still being fairly new i'm still unsure how all this works but i am slowly getting there. Also a good shout about the caves, but short of knocking on doors and asking the owner's i'm not sure how i'd go about it?? EDIT: It say's my video's have auto translate on?? I'm not sure how else to do it..any tips would be great..
@@NickyBsHistory sorry but at my place it is not available and don't know why. Maybe are you using rumble? We don't have access to it in my country. So a pity for that. Paul's videos have the subtitles on....
@@NickyBsHistory About the caves, maybe you could make some acquaintance in the pub, if there is any. You may find some help from the cavist club or urban explorers nearby...just some ideas!
bonjour et oui nous avons aussi ce genre d'incohérence en France la version officiel réserve de charbon facilité de stockage faux évidemment mes parents n'avez pas de "cave" pour le charbon bonne continuation gratitude
I've just had a look at the tsunami as i hadn't heard about it before.. It doesn't appear to have reached this far inland from the info i have read so far.. This area is known for flooding when there's really bad weather though..😎💚
Would be great to interview some of the people living in these houses, Do they ever wonder why their property has arched windows + doors at ground level. Or do they think at all. Even local 'historians' , do they use their eyes at all? Or are they too busy copying from previous so called history books? What ever happened curiosity! 👍👍
Killed the cat didnt it🤣 I think you hit it on the head.. They aren't interested in the truth they just regurgitate what they've seen their whole lives.. Yes men i believe?? Would love to chat to some of these people but its 2023 and i think knocking on anyones property they would think I'm trying to scope the place to rob🤣
Yeah i had a different mindset back then but has changed since lol... Didnt know about Hitler although i know Bridgnorth was hit a fair few times during the war 😎💚
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You hit 1000k fella! Well done. I'm lucky enough to have found you when you had 200. A whole week ago lol.
🤣 🤣 Yeah I'm shocked myself i didnt think I'd have that many people liking my content already.. Its pretty awesome though not gonna lie🤣🤣
Really cannot thank you all enough for the 💚 and support this last week or 2..
This is just the beginning and I can't wait to see what we all end up uncovering together💪💪💪
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Great stuff Nicky, it wont go away, it is everywhere, you probably know Paul Cook channel, showing similar stuff, subbed.
He's the main reason i started this channel🤠🤠.. He was in awe of the places i was showing him in my area and convinced to me make a channel to share with the rest of you😎💚
Yes Right this is Hidden History , this is like Streets in Alexandria and other Egyptian cites
Thanks so much for sharing this!
Weird to watch this as was brought up near Bridgnorth until 11 YO. Took all this for granted esp., the castle. great to see yur adventures. Tank you.
Not sure about hidden levels mate. Just windows for light/vents for cellars.
Agree mate just old cellars with openings to tip the coal down back in the day most houses built before 20th century had them
Thanks for this one.
great video.. follow you and Paul Cook ;) Your vid is clearly making the topic visible. It 's all around the world - live in Denmark now. Big question is when did it happen right? Keep on going buddy
The Townhall and fountain is an odd little building, that looks like something older repurposed. I would imagine under cover of the civil war much was removed.
Yeah the narrative says this place was heavily hit during the civil war...also 12 bombs were dropped during WW2 from what i have found so far!!
Absolutely fascinating place though!!!
Hey Nicky my Husband and i are loving your videos , your camera work is brilliant + the places youv found are so exciting - its opened up another avenue too with the ridges covered in trees.
Iv got some photos id like to share with you of an amazing old house - it is totally Tartarian ,supposedly all the decor was added in 1880s but i reckon its actually original- theres noobs all over the turrets etc - im not on telegram or istagram though ?
Hi there.. Thank you for the kind words.. I'm looking into attaching an email address shortly so hopefully anybody that wants to send me any info will be able to😎💚
Bridgnorth is a beautiful town! We moved there in 1968 when I was two years old and when I was old enough I would play in the Leprosy Caves and disused railway tunnel.
If you are wondering why there is a brick walk with window arches, it's because an old lady used to have a house built into the caves!!! 😮.
During the Black death, loppers were sent to the caves to dwell out of the way of uninfected people.
Appreciate you reaching out with some fascinating info!
It is such a lovely town to visit i dont envy you for living there😜.
Are the caves you mentioned the ones on the cartway by any chance?
Would love to pick your brain on any local knowledge you have🙌😎💚
I live in a mudflood terraced house. And I'm convinced it used to be an old world massive building converted into a terraced row . The internal walls are to thin to be a normal house build. The internal walls are one brick thin,can here everything the neighbours do .and one one of the row of houses they're is a silly date of 1886. The house's are stone front but brick inner.. and I have the well I wouldn't even say half window..it's more just the top of the window that one can still see just above the pavement..
I do have a cellar. But it's been blocked off so I can't get down there to see if it goes any deeper
@@cheechmcduck7013 Is there any way to unblock?🤣 Sound's like your place is full of history!! you in UK?
@@NickyBsHistory yeah its just a false wall that has been put up in the door frame then plastered over..... yes im in burnley lancashire.. there's many mudflood buildings and old world buildings in burnley.. a couple still left in red brick..
@@NickyBsHistory theres a church just down the street from me said to have been built in the 1100's.. but no graves older than the 1800. there is one from the late 1700's but near to the 1800's.. what I have found is there are a set of stairs that go down to the cellar of the church.. and as you go down the steps at the bottom to the right is a blocked up doorway that would be going under the land to the side of the church. tiz a bit strange..
@@cheechmcduck7013 I'd be trying to get through that false wall👀
Funny you mention the church.. I notice "J" on quite a few gravestones... The church close to me sits quite prominent on a hill and has a tunnel underneath it(my friends dad has lived here his whole life and swears he used to play in them as a child before they were blocked up and covered with earth)👀
Makes you wonder what churches once were and what they still hide! Must be the reason they have the graveyards around the churches to stop folk going around and digging up the past... I don't know, I'm just thinking out loud🤷♂🤣
The majority of those cellar holes and hatches are most likely coal shoots. It’s extremely common on houses of a certain age. We tend to ignore or forget they are they nowadays.
The rest, I’d say were old stores for various uses and goods, ideal for keeping food stuffs cool as well.
Sand stone is very easy to dig out or into.
Totally agree with you.. Had a different mindset when i dropped this video last year 😎💚
Exactly and they have a very active local history society who will answer any questions.
Wow I wonder how big those buildings really are?!!
really interesting this one, maybe could you find a way to explore further more in the caves behind houses? Just one thing Nicky, could you put on the access to subtitles as English is not my first language I would appreciate so much, thanks for that and for your new implication in exposing those!
I will turn on the subtitles now for you, still being fairly new i'm still unsure how all this works but i am slowly getting there.
Also a good shout about the caves, but short of knocking on doors and asking the owner's i'm not sure how i'd go about it??
EDIT: It say's my video's have auto translate on?? I'm not sure how else to do it..any tips would be great..
@@NickyBsHistory sorry but at my place it is not available and don't know why. Maybe are you using rumble? We don't have access to it in my country. So a pity for that. Paul's videos have the subtitles on....
@@NickyBsHistory About the caves, maybe you could make some acquaintance in the pub, if there is any. You may find some help from the cavist club or urban explorers nearby...just some ideas!
@@walkyrie1975 do you mind me asking where you are from? I will see if i can add subtitles for your given language..
Great video bro, I'm in Stoke on Trent.. its the same X
another area i need to visit😎
@@NickyBsHistory give me a shout when you do, i'll show you some places of interest 👍
bonjour et oui nous avons aussi ce genre d'incohérence en France la version officiel réserve de charbon facilité de stockage faux évidemment mes parents n'avez pas de "cave" pour le charbon bonne continuation gratitude
It seems to be everywhere!! I don't think I've finished with this topic yet...barely scratched the surface😊
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I heard The Severn had a major Tsunami in the 17th Century. I wonder if it got that far up!
A place I'd really like to visit.
I've just had a look at the tsunami as i hadn't heard about it before.. It doesn't appear to have reached this far inland from the info i have read so far.. This area is known for flooding when there's really bad weather though..😎💚
Would be great to interview some of the people living in these houses, Do they ever wonder why their property has arched windows + doors at ground level. Or do they think at all.
Even local 'historians' , do they use their eyes at all? Or are they too busy copying from previous so called history books?
What ever happened curiosity! 👍👍
Killed the cat didnt it🤣
I think you hit it on the head.. They aren't interested in the truth they just regurgitate what they've seen their whole lives.. Yes men i believe??
Would love to chat to some of these people but its 2023 and i think knocking on anyones property they would think I'm trying to scope the place to rob🤣
Some of these small windows are cellars, but also, during world war 2 hitler had plans to occupy Bridgnorth as well
Yeah i had a different mindset back then but has changed since lol... Didnt know about Hitler although i know Bridgnorth was hit a fair few times during the war 😎💚
Check out Alan Wilson RealBritisihHistory, quite an old channel now but calls out the purging of the old world in the UK
I'll give it a look...thanks
@@NickyBsHistory there is a small click of channels focused on Welsh hidden history yeeted by the church. And links between uk and Egypt
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They're cellars mate, they have them most places.
Sheffield is the same
I'll have to give that a check aswell matey😎
@@NickyBsHistory if you come down to sheff let me know bro. Could link up for a burn and a wonder round 👊