Bradford's own 𝗦𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸 𝗛𝗼𝗹𝗺𝗲𝘀 of Rimmington's pharmacy | Bradford
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- Felix Marsh Rimmington led a remarkable life, serving as the community chemist by day and delving into the realms of crime investigation and forensic science by night. His expertise proved invaluable to the police force, assisting in the resolution of perplexing cases ranging from unexplained deaths to poisonings and murders. Notable among his contributions was his pivotal role in the investigation and court proceedings of the infamous 'Humbug Billy' Bradford sweets poisoning of 1858, as well as his involvement in probing a suspected Jack the Ripper murder in Bradford.
Rimmington's dual role as a chemist empowered him to pioneer new treatments and scientific advancements, earning him the prestigious title of Borough Analyst bestowed by the Local Government Board. His dedication also extended to supporting the implementation of the 1875 Sale of Food and Drugs Act, thereby safeguarding numerous lives throughout the 19th century and beyond.
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In memory of
Felix William Elgey Rimmington
Who died May 16th 1882
Aged 34 years
Also of Elizabeth wife of
Felix Marsh Rimmington
& mother of the above
Who died May 10th 1896
Aged 82
Felix Marsh Rimmington FGS
25 years Borough Analyst
For Bradford
Who died June 17th 1897
Aged 79 years
Also of Ada Mary Rimmington
Died January 16th 1940
Aged 85 years
Also of Sarah Louisa Rimmington
Died March 21st 1949
Aged 91 years
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Rimingtons was actually a brilliant shop when I was young, im in my seventies now, it sold everything, art materials , photography equipment, and more strange concoctions than you can shake a stick at..
Never knew it sold so much . Thank you
I remember when I was in my teens, many moons ago, looking through the windows of what appeared to be a very posh chemist, never once did I dare go in x
I remember it as well, back then.
It's still quite elegant 😍
i remember as a child my mum used to give us a cough medicine called Saint Lukes Brew. rimmingtons was the only chemist that would mix it for her. would love the recipe again
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the instruments at 10:27 are the same as the ones we used in chemistry class. You would put the liquid into the glass tubes then as they heat up you can see through the glass as they bubble/change colour etc. So he would have used those to make his own concoctions. Take note 1 has a thermometer in it another has 2 ends to pour in 2 different chemicals to mix over heat and they have a bubble end which is to be held over heat like a bunsen burner. They also have corks in the ends so when heated the pressure the liquid creates can be kept in and not escape. - They are displayed in an original mortar and pestle he would have used to crush up/mix items.
You really know your subject. Really interesting information. 👌🏻
I support Rimmington's pharmacy...a piece of local history rather than some corporate chain based in London
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Thank you.
Thanks for another interesting peak into the past
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Interesting to see the old Rimmingtons Soda Water dispenser bottle in this video .. I recall my family having 3 of those bottles in our pantry back in the early 60s ..
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@@BradfordThroughTheLens .. the bottles are selling on Etsy for £112 .. I would have thought they would sell for a lot more given the fact they are antique..
I am surprised.
Thank you for making these positive videos of Bradford takes me back to my youth remember carters sports
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A fascinating look at an iconic Bradfordian and his establishment. It's just occurred to me that the Ivegate address on the Rimmington's paraphernalia actually relates to the entrance around the other side!
Thanks Buddy 👍🏾
Amazing story
Thank you! 🙂
Renown Victorian surgeon Charles Thackray (of Thackray Museum, Leeds fame) initally trained at Rimminigton's in Bradford
I never knew.
Always learning something new each day. Thanks.
Another great video. Very interesting subject. Please keep up the good work and thank you.
Appreciate it. Thank you.
A really good watch mate cheers 👍🏻
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very interesting. great video.
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Fascinating story
Very interesting.Thank you.
I enjoyed this, thank you
You're very welcome