I have just noticed these on London Live and, having lived in various parts of London in and off for over 40 years - mainly East and Southeast - lots of them bring back a flood of memories. They are extremely well put together - content, narration, photography, and music - and long may they continue. Nice one, guys.
My stomping ground in the 70s & 80s, wonderful place growing up. If I could, I would go back in time and live it all again, lovely place and lovely people.
Grime music is one of the most exciting homegrown genres ever since Punk and Jungle. It still amazes me how East Londoners carried on the spirit of Jungle music after the whole UK Garage scene.
@@LondonDistricts That's awesome Dewyne, which part of Brooklyn are they in? Maybe we'll grab some sushi in WIlliamsburg or I'll jump the pond and we'll have a pint in Brixton. I also comment on here before as KCLew but I switched accounts. Still loving the angles you shoot and the soundtrack. Had no idea that Yeth Thar was actually you. Bravo Dewyne! Is there anyway I can get the soundtracks for less than £999.01? Can't wait for more content. 7.6K subscribers brother, can't till we hit 10k!
Born and grew up in Bow (Devons Road) went to StAgnes School. Moved away in the late 90's, a lot has changed but still key places like Bow Church, Bryant and May, Bus Garage etc remain the same. Thanks for a fantastic and informative video taking me down Memory Lane. Ps had recently read a book about Queen Matilda and her tumble into the River Lea!
Great video - I grew up in Bow Common Lane in the 50s. I now live in Wellington New Zealand and I miss London. Not the slums I grew up in, but the history and community I once knew, which was considerable. Black, white, Irish, Jews, Europeans we all just got along because we had to.
Thank you London Districts for your amazing videos! Very honest, down-to-earth, well-produced and researched without being pretentious or slick! I spent my youth in East London from '69 to '79. Your videos take me back to a time and place I miss terribly - now that I am older and recount pieces of my life's journey in the comfort of my home in California. Thank you for making these trips down memory lane possible!
Hi Dewyne. Am a Sheffield lad but finding your videos fantastic they so well put together your narration is 👍. Am looking forward to seeing few more of your vids Keep up the good work 😊
Thanks for another excellent guide. Been through Bow so many times but never lingered. I’ll make a point to explore next time. Appreciate your videos even more when I’m locked down most of the time.
The bells of Now Church aren't the bells that determine whether you're a Cockney, that would be the bells of St Mary Le Bow in the City of London on Bow Lane.
Just stumbled across your channel and enjoyed watching. Would be nice to do a follow up showing some of the prettier parts like Tredegar Square, Victoria Park, conservation areas and Pubs?
Hello Dewyne. This is first time I watch this documentary and it is simply great and sniffing good. And I like listening to your accent. How I wish to imitate and try to learn to speak like it. Thanks for your sharing. 🥇🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wow, thank you - Keep watching the rest of the series and who knows, maybe you'll pick some of it up that way. I don't know your level of course, but I do know a lot of non-English speaking foreigners are instructed to watch the Eastenders TV show aswell, not sure how much that works, but hey, worth a try...
Great video again Dewyne! You should have many more views for the time it takes you to create your documentaries. But that’s TH-cam for ya. We struggle with that too. Greetings again from Las Vegas and keep doing you!
My great x3 grandmother married in Bow and lived with her father in Southampton street when she was widowed. Not much else I can find on her and her time here including the road. It seems Bow got the worst of the bombs.
You should definitely look at areas in the borough of Bexley like Crayford, Slade Green and Erith. Their history is deep but to see their decline to how they are now should be an interesting comparison
I saw my sister and niece in this video. Also I live and from Bow. I can honestly say Roman Road is finished. When Safeway/Morrisons closed down about 15/20 years ago, that's when it started going downhill. It was only till Worthwools went under. Roman Road Market was finished. Now it's just cheap knockoffs and asian/muslim shops.
My mothers school friend lived on Swaton Road probably from the late 1970s to the late 1990s and had also a friend from the 1980's lived in Crossways Estate we used visit there a few times.
7:57-7:59, 8:41-9:31, 9:35-9:40, my maternal great-uncle lived in Bow Bridge Estate before retiring to Southend-on-Sea, Essex. 7:54-8:04 is it actually the English monarch Mary ii (reign 1689-1694)?. Mary i reigned from 1553-1558.
"The Roman" is in Bethnal Green (Befnal green, in the vernacular) not Bow. Bromley-by-Bow isn't Bow either. The exodus of old Eastenders has probably allowed you to get away with it but they would certainly have put you in your place years ago. Just saying.
Terrible soundtrack btw. Christ it's the very worst of 90's music. Could you have go be a better soundtrack??? .....which would have made me watch this for longer than 30 seconds !
I have just noticed these on London Live and, having lived in various parts of London in and off for over 40 years - mainly East and Southeast - lots of them bring back a flood of memories. They are extremely well put together - content, narration, photography, and music - and long may they continue. Nice one, guys.
My stomping ground in the 70s & 80s, wonderful place growing up. If I could, I would go back in time and live it all again, lovely place and lovely people.
Great series bro, and love the varying background music. Magical!
Grime music is one of the most exciting homegrown genres ever since Punk and Jungle. It still amazes me how East Londoners carried on the spirit of Jungle music after the whole UK Garage scene.
Not even just east but south definitely did too. Most notable was Lambeth, lewisham and Southwark.
Poplar town hall was where my mum and dad got married. Great stuff again Dewyne.
Happy times. Thx
Welcome back Dewyne, missed ya from the last episode. Great content as always, fantastic narration too. Keep up the great work and music.
Thanks. Got lots of family in Brooklyn, and I haven't been there in a while but intend to... one day.
@@LondonDistricts That's awesome Dewyne, which part of Brooklyn are they in? Maybe we'll grab some sushi in WIlliamsburg or I'll jump the pond and we'll have a pint in Brixton. I also comment on here before as KCLew but I switched accounts. Still loving the angles you shoot and the soundtrack. Had no idea that Yeth Thar was actually you. Bravo Dewyne! Is there anyway I can get the soundtracks for less than £999.01? Can't wait for more content. 7.6K subscribers brother, can't till we hit 10k!
Born and grew up in Bow (Devons Road) went to StAgnes School. Moved away in the late 90's, a lot has changed but still key places like Bow Church, Bryant and May, Bus Garage etc remain the same. Thanks for a fantastic and informative video taking me down Memory Lane. Ps had recently read a book about Queen Matilda and her tumble into the River Lea!
Great video - I grew up in Bow Common Lane in the 50s. I now live in Wellington New Zealand and I miss London. Not the slums I grew up in, but the history and community I once knew, which was considerable. Black, white, Irish,
Jews, Europeans we all just got along because we had to.
I'm from and live in Bow. I can honestly say it's dead here now.
@@wheelie_1988 too many of us bengalis
@@AdFrmDa3 😂
@@AdFrmDa3u don’t ever see Jamaicans say “ too many Jamaicans around here”
Iam not even harf way through, loving it. Narrator of this vlogg. Is so posh and articulate, love it.
Absolutely love your content! Thank you for bringing me “a slice of home.”
This we aim to do. Try another slice...
Use these great docs to teach my students about London. Great stuff!
Great to hear!
Thank you London Districts for your amazing videos! Very honest, down-to-earth, well-produced and researched without being pretentious or slick! I spent my youth in East London from '69 to '79.
Your videos take me back to a time and place I miss terribly - now that I am older and recount pieces of my life's journey in the comfort of my home in California. Thank you for making these trips down memory lane possible!
Look who’s back with another awesome video!! Regards from Brazil 🙌🏾
Big up the Brazilian viewers!!
Opening tune taking back to old skool ,good start. good video .have worked in the area
Thanks Dewyne. I worked up the road from Bow (in Globe Town) for 30 years. Brought back some memories. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Peter.
Love the coverage and historical information. Great stuff Dewyne.
Hi Dewyne. Am a Sheffield lad but finding your videos fantastic they so well put together your narration is 👍. Am looking forward to seeing few more of your vids
Keep up the good work 😊
Welcome aboard! Have fun
Roman road has changed so much.
Beautiful. Beautiful memories. Thanks for sharing
My childhood was in bow and mile end till 1990s great video eric street
Thanks for another excellent guide. Been through Bow so many times but never lingered. I’ll make a point to explore next time. Appreciate your videos even more when I’m locked down most of the time.
If it can stimulate that for you, then we've done our job. Cheers!
Don't waste your time mate, it is real dump, leave your valuables at home, I hope you get my meaning.
I'm from and live in Bow. Do yourself a favour. Don't! I can't speak for anywhere else in Bow, but Roman Road is dead and done it's sell by date.
These videos are incredible!
The bells of Now Church aren't the bells that determine whether you're a Cockney, that would be the bells of St Mary Le Bow in the City of London on Bow Lane.
Just stumbled across your channel and enjoyed watching. Would be nice to do a follow up showing some of the prettier parts like Tredegar Square, Victoria Park, conservation areas and Pubs?
Nyce one. Loving seeing the different areas of my city. Great work
A great hiddden gem Dewyne. Absolutely smashing video.
Appreciate that mate.
Love this show and the music. Thank You
Think you filmed my dad at 1:26 😂😂
Great video, not too often I find documentaries about the area I live and grew up in, thanks for making it.
Hello Dewyne. This is first time I watch this documentary and it is simply great and sniffing good. And I like listening to your accent. How I wish to imitate and try to learn to speak like it. Thanks for your sharing. 🥇🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆🥇🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wow, thank you - Keep watching the rest of the series and who knows, maybe you'll pick some of it up that way. I don't know your level of course, but I do know a lot of non-English speaking foreigners are instructed to watch the Eastenders TV show aswell, not sure how much that works, but hey, worth a try...
Great video again Dewyne! You should have many more views for the time it takes you to create your documentaries. But that’s TH-cam for ya. We struggle with that too. Greetings again from Las Vegas and keep doing you!
Quality over quantity I say. I appreciate your view today.
Great work love these. Live in Croydon but grew up in Northwood in Harrow hope these places can be done as well.
That would be cool!
Born n bread in bow 1985👌🏾
You don’t a proppa good job man 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My days it was lavever way 🥲
I'm 'aving a butcher"s at Bow documentary video. It's sniffing good. Thanks Dewyne. I am enjoying it.
🏆🥇🌟🏆🥇🌟🏆🥇🌟🏆🥇🌟🏆🥇🌟👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for stopping by geezer!
Born and bred here
Bless up for this, very informative.
Please do Ealing and Acton as soon as possible! My favorite towns
omg same, Ealing W5 is amazing
interesting as always thanks very much!
Our pleasure!
Great video. Thank you
You're welcome. Thank you
Where’s Devon’s road? The 3 flats? Bow cemetery (the cemo) this video is basically the roman, and bow road only.
Stroudley walk massive
Grew up there late 70's early 80's. Lived next to Grove Hall Park great doc mate..didn't mention Tom thumbs arch tho! :)
Wanted to... but time. Hopefully, the images of the arch itself may promote independent research.
Tom thumbs arch.loved standing under it wen transient over 😂😂😂
Nice work: Nathan Lindsay 👊🏾
great content dude and banging Music!
Appreciate it!
Great info ,keep it up !
Fantastic!!!! Call the midwife was here❤❤❤❤
No that was poplar hospital
I just moved from Bow into the Hampshire countryside. I don’t regret it but a piece of me will always miss it
My great x3 grandmother married in Bow and lived with her father in Southampton street when she was widowed. Not much else I can find on her and her time here including the road. It seems Bow got the worst of the bombs.
Yes that's true. Bow did take a beating from that unfortunately.
Another belter of a watch Dewyne. Do you have a favourite district?
Greenwich :)
@@LondonDistricts solid choice, keep up the good work!
Another string added to your Bow with this one
You got jokes! :)
@@LondonDistricts Bad ones only 🙁
Would love new content! Anyone know why this channel stopped?
You should definitely look at areas in the borough of Bexley like Crayford, Slade Green and Erith. Their history is deep but to see their decline to how they are now should be an interesting comparison
I saw my sister and niece in this video. Also I live and from Bow. I can honestly say Roman Road is finished. When Safeway/Morrisons closed down about 15/20 years ago, that's when it started going downhill. It was only till Worthwools went under. Roman Road Market was finished. Now it's just cheap knockoffs and asian/muslim shops.
Very good 😊
2:22-2:25 I think Browley-By-Bow is regarded by some others as a sub-district of Bow.
My mothers school friend lived on Swaton Road probably from the late 1970s to the late 1990s and had also a friend from the 1980's lived in Crossways Estate we used visit there a few times.
Lived in fairfoot Rd wally tibbitts lived in swaton
Great video👍🏿
Thank you! 🤗
7:57-7:59, 8:41-9:31, 9:35-9:40, my maternal great-uncle lived in Bow Bridge Estate before retiring to Southend-on-Sea, Essex. 7:54-8:04 is it actually the English monarch Mary ii (reign 1689-1694)?. Mary i reigned from 1553-1558.
Rang the bells at that church...got beat up at school next day
Ahh
Condolences.
@2.39. God i spent sooo many days under there....
Used to live in whitethorn Street bow in the 70,s
waiting for Kingston upon Thames
One of my favorite so far.
Why thank you :)
Devons road gang
Swaton roads bitches
Mile End is E3 as well.
A little bit, yes.
Wow my mum and me we went to Whitechapel east London we buy clothes for concgo❤❤❤☺☺☺☺
BOW E3
B-B-B-BOW E3 🗣️🗣️‼️‼️‼️
Good old Freadys at the start
"The Roman" is in Bethnal Green (Befnal green, in the vernacular) not Bow. Bromley-by-Bow isn't Bow either. The exodus of old Eastenders has probably allowed you to get away with it but they would certainly have put you in your place years ago. Just saying.
Roman Rd run down to Fairfield Rd bow ..you know old ford do ya mup
Endz
I was looking forward to seeing this but that effing so called non music did my head in after 30 seconds.
Music why
Devons road - stroudley , fuck roman road
4:50
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Music ruined this.
Terrible soundtrack btw. Christ it's the very worst of 90's music. Could you have go be a better soundtrack??? .....which would have made me watch this for longer than 30 seconds !
Solution....don’t watch. Great work and interesting content
@@Leapylee-l6c a good soundtrack enhances a film clip. This one doesn't. It doesn't add anything to to the film but is just a lazy choice.
@@robtyman4281 I enjoy it very much
Use to fishing on the cut down gunmakers lane. When I was akid