WALKING: LONDON - Bethnal Green
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2024
- This is a virtual walking tour through Bethnal Green in London's East End just outside of the City of London.
Filmed in the morning of 5th August 2020 with a GoPro Max.
Route map: goo.gl/maps/zKLCuHAiEzvxHfKNA
Route timestamps:
00:00 Dunbridge Street
01:13 Ramsey Street
02:19 St Matthew's Church Gardens
03:33 St Matthew’s Row leading onto Turin Street
06:28 Gosset Street
07:52 Wellington Row
09:01 Columbia Road
12:52 Ezra Street
13:54 Shipton Street
14:58 Columbia Road
15:30 Baxendale Street
17:44 Wimbolt Street
19:03 Jesus Green
20:34 Quilter Street
22:50 Durant Street
23:46 Gosset Street leading onto Old Bethnal Green Road
28:24 Canrobert Street
31:08 Bethnal Green Road
34:44 Weavers Fields
37:11 Vallance Road
38:20 Ramsey Street
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Route map: goo.gl/maps/zKLCuHAiEzvxHfKNA
Route timestamps:
00:00 Dunbridge Street
01:13 Ramsey Street
02:19 St Matthew's Church Gardens
03:33 St Matthew’s Row leading onto Turin Street
06:28 Gosset Street
07:52 Wellington Row
09:01 Columbia Road
12:52 Ezra Street
13:54 Shipton Street
14:58 Columbia Road
15:30 Baxendale Street
17:44 Wimbolt Street
19:03 Jesus Green
20:34 Quilter Street
22:50 Durant Street
23:46 Gosset Street leading onto Old Bethnal Green Road
28:24 Canrobert Street
31:08 Bethnal Green Road
34:44 Weavers Fields
37:11 Vallance Road
38:20 Ramsey Street #Bethnal Green #London
#RinneOnTheRoad #EastLondon #LondonWalks #CityWalks #WalkingTour #VideoWalks #WalkingVideo #Videography #GoPro #GoProMax #WalkWithMe
Absolutely fantastic.
I was born in Guinness buildings Columbia road in 1953, we moved to temple street then mum and dad moved to chingford I left when I was seventeen. Will always have a place in me heart. Spent summers us kids over vici park. Great childhood memories.
😂😂😂 Girl, you got no filter ❤😂😂😂😂
My old stomping ground. Lived in Ramsey St for years and played a lot over Weavers Fields. My fav pub was the Yorkshire Grey on the corner of Brady St and Three Colts Lane.
Was brought up in east London.my siblings and i went to Columbia primary school. I have Fantastic memories of my primary school😌😢
Did they already have the flower market then? ☺️
@@RinneOnTheRoad I was born and brought up in Bethnal Green and the market was always on. There as been a market of sorts there since the 1870s. It mainly took off as a flower market in the 60s tho. TOP TIP: For bargains go late afternoon when they are trying to get rid of stock before shutting up. ps Parking is a fukn nightmare :-)
I went to Columbia rd school all through the sixties. I lived in Columbia rd for twenty years loved every minute of it there. Had a great primary teacher called Mr Tramain I had a great childhood growing up in Bethnal Green.
I wish we could go back 40 years. I would like my home back. There i have said the truth.
Born and bred around here still have fantastic memories, used to drink in the Royal Oak in Columbia road it was great in the 7os & 80s really 😢
Hi Steve! Welcome to the channel!
The area must have changed so much when you compare now to old footage.
Hi , well you say that but the only real changes are a lot of closures of pubs and a few changes to shops apart from that its the same really.
I haven't seen the area in near sixty years. It would be nice to see more of it. Victoria park and around that area. Places where you can't go with Google maps.
I used to live in Bethnal
Mum grew up on the Minerva estate and I played in vicky park as a kid. Is very different now and yet weirdly the same.
I can imagine! ☺️
Loved Vicky park
Lovely! 😍
Thank you! 😊
May i know from Kinsham house to algate square, the junction to Tower Bridge. How long is the walking distance? Not far right?
Enjoyed that, what time of day was your filming please? Proper ghost town.
Thank you, Robert!
I filmed this during a late weekday morning but during the first lockdown in 2020.
@@RinneOnTheRoad still watching it now, can feel the history in the walk of kiddos playing in the road
I feel like we've been going round in circles.
My ancestral family emigrated from Bethnal Green to the US in 1847, all 11 of them. The parents didn’t want their kids growing up there…..They lived on Temple Street, in Temple Court. I found Temple Street on a map but not Temple Court. In the US, courts and streets would be different addresses. I don’t understand how a court can be ON a street. Is that the way it works in England?
Hi Jane!
Typically courts would not necessarily be on the same named street either.
I just had a look and the closest Temple Court is in Stepney Green which is close to Bethnal Green but not exactly the same neighbourhood.
There were quite a few slum clearings and the bombings during WWII also changed the East End a lot.
It may well be that the ”your“ Temple Court on Temple Street vanished due to these events.
@@RinneOnTheRoad Rinne, thanks! I’m sure they lived on Temple Street. Because the 1840 UK census says, “Temple Street/Temple Court.”
This whole family was silk weavers. And the father supposedly taught Sunday school at St. Matthew’s Church which was nearby I guess. … They moved to RI/MA and worked in textile factories. In 1893, they went to the Chicago World’s Fair, the famous Columbian Exposition, and got turned on by the Windy City. Person by person they moved out there. They liked that it was electrified. Came the 1930s, they were seeing gangsters. For example, my grandfather was in his car at the gas station one day and looked over and saw John Dillinger also getting gas. True story. They saw significant action in the Pacific in WWII.
@@bubb5225
St. Matthew‘s Church still exists and is actually not too far from Temple Street.
And nearby there is also the public park ”Weaver’s Fields“ - a link to your family’s profession.
You may already know that the area around Spitalfields, bit closer to the City of London, housed plenty of Huguenots who had fled from France who mainly were also weavers.
Always reminds me of the kray twins and peter Green out of fleetwood mac
Hello!
I actually have another video that shows the different locations of the Kray twins. ☺️
Have a nice Sunday!
@@RinneOnTheRoad
thank you but I didnt like them lol
Peter Green is cool tho 🤙
Did. My nurses training Bethnal green hospital 1969 fond memories
Hi Maggie!
I had no idea there was a hospital in Cambridge Heath Road! I passed by the remaining building so many times.
I lived there 55 years ago and it looks quieter there now. Of course you didn't go near the busy areas near the underground station etc. and you didn't spend much time on Bethnal Green Road but it was a nice stroll around. It seemed almost ghostly. 🙄😏
Hi Toni!
Let me record a video of the area along Bethnal Green Road when the new lockdown is in place later this week.
@@RinneOnTheRoad It must be terrible there at the moment. It didn't occur to me that that was the reason it was so quiet. I see it now. I'm in Queensland. I used to live in Old Ford Road.
I will include Old Ford Road in the video for you. 😊
London is very beautiful.
looks like a cool neighborhood
It has this mix of rough and edgy - and it's right on the door step of the city centre.
Read the history
Where the gorgeous krays lived !!😊
Indeed!
Used to be slums now they're worth a million each
The transformation of the area is quite something, indeed!
Pity about the social cleansing of locals though
I wish you had narrated.
I was considering it - it’s just a lot more preparation and I don’t enjoy my recorded voice.
@@RinneOnTheRoad WE would! 😀