So this is a sort of Bonus Great British Adventure I filmed during summer. This place is only a couple of miles from the Angel of the North, and I really wanted to make a video about it, although it didn’t fit with any of the A-Z themes. So here it is!
I live right next to Beamish once on a school trip everybody went to get sweets in the sweetshop but I went to the bakery to get a loaf of bread It makes me so excited and happy that you made a video about Beamish because Beamish is one of my favourite places to go to with my friends especially around Christmas time
I live near it too and went on a school trip at Christmas too and it was a great day! Lots of events were set up just for us school kids to take part in and since it was a week day there weren't may people there, which made it really immersive!
Half-Asleep Chris, If you like this museum, you'll love its brother museum, St Fagan's near Carrdiff. It tells the story of Welsh life, considering I'm Welsh and love history particularly the 20th century, it is one of my favourite places to go. From the Gwalia stores to the time line of houses, it is a perfect example of history. There is an entire street which shows progression a decade at a time, which is fascinating.
I adore living museums, there's something so magical about walking through streets and buildings that haven't changed at all. Some of my favourites are Ironbridge, Milestones, Morwellham Quay, and Chiltern Open Air Museum, which even has its own working farm! Always enjoy your videos 😊
No way, I live like 10 miles from Milestones, never knew that's what it was!! I hadn't even heard of a living museum until Beamish, but will definitely visit Milestones in the near future (And hopefully some of the others too) Thanks! :)
Hey! Thanks :) Postcard video will be Saturday, I had wanted to have it done for today but it's just taking a bit longer than I thought and I didn't want to rush it. Thanks for you letter / cool pop-ups, I loved it!
I promise you.... 1!! And I did it about 10 more times in a row as well. I think the string was a bit / a lot shorter than normal, because I'm usually no good at them!
I live near and I can confirm, that this is an amazing world class museum with fully restored trams and buses and real buildings from the North East that capture life in the North of England from various eras
There is a reason I love your videos, they are unique, cool and fun to watch! I love the way you tell about different things and tell it such a way that makes everything interesting! 😃 To conclude I just want to say good work making awesome videos!
Thanks so much! I try to make videos about anything that interests me, regardless of what that might be, and so they all turn out enthusiastic and interesting (to me at least) :)
You should visit Suffolk and see Sutton Hoo and look at the mounds and stuff! I live very close to there and it's amazing there and makes a great day out 😊
No queue for the sweet shop?! I recon what's shown on this video is a replica of Beamish Museum, reconstructed brick by brick, as every time I go to *real Beamish* there is a queue for my sweets!!! *Grr!* seriously though when are there no queues for the sweet shop as yeah i want my sweets.
WOW. I want to go there!!! It's so epic! UK is very beautiful, I was once in London. But Dover, and these small villages are so beautiful! (I drove through them). I love this museum!
The moment I saw the thumbnail I knew this would be about Beamish! I've loved the museum since I first visited when I was around 7, managed to go back last summer and its had updates that meant it was both new and nostalgic! Definitely a wonderful place to visit, preferably with several days to do so!
Try going to the Black Country Living Museum! It's really good and you might enjoy it. It's quite the same as the Beamish Open Air Museum, all the buildings are real and the coal mine is the same. Based off the Victorian era in the Black Country. It's got trams and buses that you can ride on and *really* good chips (thing is you will wait for 'em). My grandad's shovels are in the shovel store and it's a great experience. Here's the location: Tipton Rd, Dudley DY1 4SQ.
As a transport nerd, this place is amazing! Vintage double decker buses and trams and an old historical railway to top it off! Not to mention the tonnes of history surrounding it all!
Knew this was beamish just form the thumb nail, ahhh, I love this museum. So blessed to be living so close to it & being able to do my work experience here. ❤️
I'd love to visit this place! I don't think I'd ever found out about it if it wasn't for you Chris! Not only do you make great videos, but also you educate us! Totally in love with it❤️ Plus, it made me super happy to see my country's flag on that school poster🇺🇾
Tbh this is my new fav yt channel theres so mutch happiness in it when theres one dark side theres one light side:) i hope tom will come back with his 5th life or 4th or 3rd or 2nd
This reminds me of a place in Prince Edward Island where they have a town set up to match the town in the book Anne of green gables, complete with people dressed and acting in character. They have an old schoolhouse like how it has in the book. They have slates to write on with chalk (though you definitely aren’t allowed to break them over other people’s heads).
Looks amazing, it seems similar to colonial Williamsburg here in the us. I went a few years ago and loved learning about and experiencing how people lived back then
We have a similar museum where I’m from in Tennessee called the Museum of Appalachia. They did the same sort of thing with the buildings to move them, and my grandfather actually attended the one room school house that’s now on the site. His class picture is on the wall in the building.
That’s really cool Chris!!! I went there a few years ago and I really loved it and I hope you did too! Well done for 100k subscribers as well and I really hope you reply to me because I love your videos ❤️
I like how you go everywhere in Britian, It shows how much you care about your videos and viewers, I've been to beamish many times since I live in the North East so it's nice to see the recognition! I live in Durham and was hoping you could do a video about Durham Cathedral. Thank you.
I live just up the road from here! They have an ice rink open at Christmas down by the school, which is really cool. They are busy building a 1950's town which is due to open very soon - i've heard that it's going to include a cinema!
I am such a fan of living history museums. My partner plays a game callled, how quickly will the interpreter drop character and get into a really enthusiastic conversation with Lisa? What can I say? I have so much respect for traditional skills.
I still can’t believe he went here. I went here when I went to Northumberland and it was really cool. I recommend going to the bakery because it smells really nice!
I'm a wee bit late to this one, but I'm glad you have featured a historical reenactment village, I used to work in historical reenactments as a tour guide at a Liverpool museum, I'd be the daughter of the Piermaster, as I could sing really well and play the piano not well at all. All these lovely videos need is Bella and Ralph in Edwardian outfits in their own little old bus.
Beamish is a quick bus ride from where I live my friends and I go regularly through the year when we can, the best thing for us is you pay once for your first entry then have free entry to the museum for the rest of the year
There's a town like this near me! It much smaller, only one full town, but there's lots of houses to look through, a few museums like one dedicated to George Eastman made out of his childhood home, all sorts of demonstrations of 19th century things like blacksmithing and tinsmithing, fabric arts stuff etcetera. I went there on a school trip as a kid and it was the most interesting way to learn history. Comparing it to an open world game is probably the best comparison I've heard.
Just to say I live near beamish there building a lot more historic places like 1950s and a Georgian hotel and some persons home who was murderd him and was never solved
This is a great living museum my daughter and I love it and have been many times over the years now with the 1950s town not quitefinished but on a good way can’t wait for the cinema to open l am hoping that you will soon be able to stay there as a holiday Hotel or as a working holiday 😊 my daughter and I always enjoy visiting this great museum l recommend it to anyone who is interested in old buildings and vehicles 😊👍
Yes! I used to go down to beamish all the time as a kid, i always used to go to the back of the sweet shop and get free sweets, and then go down into the pit. Glad you made a video on it! :D
Some of my family live near Beamish and isn’t it beautiful! Also, I recommend that you go to the sweet shop and watching them make sweets. Your videos are amazing Chris, keep going.
I live right near here and in the winter the funfair turns to ice skating and sometimes there are lessons in the school which are very interesting. Overall it is it such a cool place and this video portrays it very well. Well done 👍🏻
My great grandma and great grandad lived in two of the mining houses. I got to go inside their houses when I went to beamish with my family . It was so cool. They lived right next door to each other.
I was a volunteer in 1974 (age 9) I picked litter and directed cars. I got paid in crisps and broken rock. In those days it was just a few exhibits in the hall & the railway. The hall is now a hotel and not part of the museum. I used to ride on the copy of the Rocket. In 1979 I broke my arm swinging on the horse gin and dropping off. It's fantastic now and they have just opened a 1950's town. It just keeps getting better...
I live right next to beamish and it is an amazing place to go to, especially at Christmas! As well as this there is a beautiful forest next to the meuseum which is a great place to explore!
My great grandma and great grandad lived in two of the houses in the mining village. When i went to beamish with my family I got to GO INSIDE their houses, they lived right next door to each other. it was so cool.
I love beamish, especially the pit village.i love how litterelly everything is just how they would have done it in the old days. Glad you made a video on it. Also, are you going to make a video on the fan mail?
Yes! The video will be on Saturday at 6pm. And it's a really cool video, I'm still finishing it but hopefully I've approached it in an interesting / creative way. And I'll have to get out my uV lamp when I show yours :D
So this is a sort of Bonus Great British Adventure I filmed during summer. This place is only a couple of miles from the Angel of the North, and I really wanted to make a video about it, although it didn’t fit with any of the A-Z themes. So here it is!
Half-Asleep Chris it was 💯
GG :)
This should be one of the A-Z coins!
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Hello
You really deserve about 1mil subs.
I have never seen such well edited videos.
Well done!
Thanks :D
That's nice
He has 2 million now!
I live right next to Beamish once on a school trip everybody went to get sweets in the sweetshop but I went to the bakery to get a loaf of bread
It makes me so excited and happy that you made a video about Beamish because Beamish is one of my favourite places to go to with my friends especially around Christmas time
It's a wonderful place. I'd love to go around Christmas, I bet that's incredible!
Half-Asleep Chris They put on loads of events and you can get a moulled wine
I live near it too and went on a school trip at Christmas too and it was a great day! Lots of events were set up just for us school kids to take part in and since it was a week day there weren't may people there, which made it really immersive!
Same lol I’ve probably been there 20 times I’ve also been on a school trip and I got cola cubes
Please dont stop uploading videos they are amazing 🇴🇲🇬🇧
Thanks so much! :)
Half-Asleep Chris no thank you we have the easy job of only subscribing and watching it
Love from across the pond in the hottest US State! Arizona!
Yes i love chris' videos
Unless theres a cure for aging,
He will get old and sadly unable to make these
You get too little attention for your work! You make AWESOME videos.
Thanks so much :)
So underated
This was uploaded while i was at school. So i watched during break and said it was a history video.
2:12 that was legitness
Sounds like a super cool museum.
I love interactive things like that.
Great video too btw lol
This museum is so authentic I caught Cholera there !
Another cool museum in Britain is the Streetlife Museum in Kingston Upon Hull.
Really cool as this one!
Half-Asleep Chris, If you like this museum, you'll love its brother museum, St Fagan's near Carrdiff.
It tells the story of Welsh life, considering I'm Welsh and love history particularly the 20th century, it is one of my favourite places to go. From the Gwalia stores to the time line of houses, it is a perfect example of history. There is an entire street which shows progression a decade at a time, which is fascinating.
This place is perfect for a low budget short film about time travel to the pastXD
Every time that I’ve been to Beamish it’s always been an amazing and rememberable experience. I totally recommend it!
I adore living museums, there's something so magical about walking through streets and buildings that haven't changed at all. Some of my favourites are Ironbridge, Milestones, Morwellham Quay, and Chiltern Open Air Museum, which even has its own working farm! Always enjoy your videos 😊
No way, I live like 10 miles from Milestones, never knew that's what it was!! I hadn't even heard of a living museum until Beamish, but will definitely visit Milestones in the near future (And hopefully some of the others too) Thanks! :)
@@HalfAsleepChris No problem! It's a little different from some of the outside museum towns, but a good day out nonetheless
Oh milestones is amazing, I’ve moved away from it now but i used to live nearby
The video is like always very great. I hope I can go to the museum at some time.
Btw when does the postcard video come?
Hey! Thanks :) Postcard video will be Saturday, I had wanted to have it done for today but it's just taking a bit longer than I thought and I didn't want to rush it. Thanks for you letter / cool pop-ups, I loved it!
I've always dreamt of such a place like this, knowing that there actually exists one brings me joy.
'Ball in the cup' c'mon how many takes?
I promise you.... 1!! And I did it about 10 more times in a row as well. I think the string was a bit / a lot shorter than normal, because I'm usually no good at them!
@@HalfAsleepChris hahahaha nice one.
I live near and I can confirm, that this is an amazing world class museum with fully restored trams and buses and real buildings from the North East that capture life in the North of England from various eras
There is a reason I love your videos, they are unique, cool and fun to watch! I love the way you tell about different things and tell it such a way that makes everything interesting! 😃 To conclude I just want to say good work making awesome videos!
Thanks so much! I try to make videos about anything that interests me, regardless of what that might be, and so they all turn out enthusiastic and interesting (to me at least) :)
I love that Chris likes to travel. Because I do to and it’s supper cool hearing about different places. That museum sounds really cool!!!!
You should visit Suffolk and see Sutton Hoo and look at the mounds and stuff! I live very close to there and it's amazing there and makes a great day out 😊
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into it! :)
No queue for the sweet shop?!
I recon what's shown on this video is a replica of Beamish Museum, reconstructed brick by brick, as every time I go to *real Beamish* there is a queue for my sweets!!! *Grr!*
seriously though when are there no queues for the sweet shop as yeah i want my sweets.
Oh my goodness. I went there! I absolutely loved it!
So have I isn't it cool
Accidental grammar mistake
WOW. I want to go there!!! It's so epic! UK is very beautiful, I was once in London. But Dover, and these small villages are so beautiful! (I drove through them). I love this museum!
The moment I saw the thumbnail I knew this would be about Beamish! I've loved the museum since I first visited when I was around 7, managed to go back last summer and its had updates that meant it was both new and nostalgic! Definitely a wonderful place to visit, preferably with several days to do so!
I went here once as a kid, still have a couple of souvenirs to this day. Wouldn't mind visiting again, sure has grown since I was there.
Try going to the Black Country Living Museum! It's really good and you might enjoy it. It's quite the same as the Beamish Open Air Museum, all the buildings are real and the coal mine is the same. Based off the Victorian era in the Black Country. It's got trams and buses that you can ride on and *really* good chips (thing is you will wait for 'em). My grandad's shovels are in the shovel store and it's a great experience. Here's the location: Tipton Rd, Dudley DY1 4SQ.
As a transport nerd, this place is amazing! Vintage double decker buses and trams and an old historical railway to top it off! Not to mention the tonnes of history surrounding it all!
Why dont you have 1 million subscribers? Your content has more quality than most creators
Thanks so much! :)
Knew this was beamish just form the thumb nail, ahhh, I love this museum. So blessed to be living so close to it & being able to do my work experience here. ❤️
How do you release such good videos twice a week that are this good??!!😲
Thank you! Hard work and late nights :)
I'd love to visit this place! I don't think I'd ever found out about it if it wasn't for you Chris! Not only do you make great videos, but also you educate us! Totally in love with it❤️ Plus, it made me super happy to see my country's flag on that school poster🇺🇾
Hey thanks a lot!
You're one of my windows of the outside world!!
'Cause i almost never leaves my house...
Tbh this is my new fav yt channel theres so mutch happiness in it when theres one dark side theres one light side:) i hope tom will come back with his 5th life or 4th or 3rd or 2nd
I've been there twice and it was really fun both times.
Are you kidding? I love Beamish, it's amazing
I especially love the sweet shop
My grandfather was a pharmacist after he got out of the war. When he became ill he donated some artifacts. Whenever I see the museum, I think of him.
This reminds me of a place in Prince Edward Island where they have a town set up to match the town in the book Anne of green gables, complete with people dressed and acting in character. They have an old schoolhouse like how it has in the book. They have slates to write on with chalk (though you definitely aren’t allowed to break them over other people’s heads).
Well, now I know where Absolute History's Full Steam Ahead Documentary was filmed. Absolutely charming!
Looks amazing, it seems similar to colonial Williamsburg here in the us. I went a few years ago and loved learning about and experiencing how people lived back then
We have a similar museum where I’m from in Tennessee called the Museum of Appalachia. They did the same sort of thing with the buildings to move them, and my grandfather actually attended the one room school house that’s now on the site. His class picture is on the wall in the building.
This is like Bliss Hill
Why are all those historical vehicles so BEAUTIFUL
That’s really cool Chris!!! I went there a few years ago and I really loved it and I hope you did too! Well done for 100k subscribers as well and I really hope you reply to me because I love your videos ❤️
Never heard of this! Going to have to go here
Amazing! Chris and thanks so much for the card :D I learn so much from you
James Mullen I got one of Chris cards to feel so privileged to receive one 😁
Hey! Thanks for your drawing - it was really thoughtful and lovely!
This was absolutely fascinating! What a perfect way to teach history...👍🏼
I went there once as kid and loved it so much and still today would enjoy to go back and have look around
I like how you go everywhere in Britian, It shows how much you care about your videos and viewers, I've been to beamish many times since I live in the North East so it's nice to see the recognition! I live in Durham and was hoping you could do a video about Durham Cathedral. Thank you.
You deserve so many more subscribers
Who agree.
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Thanks so much! :)
I agree
Me spells me
This is now in my itinerary of must see places in the United Kingdom, awesome video congratulations 🍾
Thanks :)
What an interesting place! Definitely putting it on a list of places to see whenever I get a chance to make it across the Atlantic. :)
I live just up the road from here! They have an ice rink open at Christmas down by the school, which is really cool. They are busy building a 1950's town which is due to open very soon - i've heard that it's going to include a cinema!
I am such a fan of living history museums. My partner plays a game callled, how quickly will the interpreter drop character and get into a really enthusiastic conversation with Lisa? What can I say? I have so much respect for traditional skills.
Every museum should be like this
I still can’t believe he went here. I went here when I went to Northumberland and it was really cool. I recommend going to the bakery because it smells really nice!
Yeeeeeaasassssss new video so happy!!! ❤️❤️
Thanks!
This is so informative! It's really interesting to see history feel alive and not in a book. Also, well done on mastering the ball in a cup
How amazing!! I definitely want to visit here someday.
I'm a wee bit late to this one, but I'm glad you have featured a historical reenactment village, I used to work in historical reenactments as a tour guide at a Liverpool museum, I'd be the daughter of the Piermaster, as I could sing really well and play the piano not well at all. All these lovely videos need is Bella and Ralph in Edwardian outfits in their own little old bus.
Beamish is a quick bus ride from where I live my friends and I go regularly through the year when we can, the best thing for us is you pay once for your first entry then have free entry to the museum for the rest of the year
I really want to go there with my grandparents and see what it’s really like to live back then!
There's a town like this near me! It much smaller, only one full town, but there's lots of houses to look through, a few museums like one dedicated to George Eastman made out of his childhood home, all sorts of demonstrations of 19th century things like blacksmithing and tinsmithing, fabric arts stuff etcetera. I went there on a school trip as a kid and it was the most interesting way to learn history. Comparing it to an open world game is probably the best comparison I've heard.
Great Video. I love watching these short movies. They inspire me to even make my own!
Thanks a lot, glad to hear that! :)
Let's just appreciate how he still likes almost everyone's comment
This is awesome! Wish it had a coin!
As someone who lives in the north east of England, Beamish is amazing.
OMG the fish and chip shop is the BEST!
OMG I LOVE THESE KIND OF THINGS!!
Just to say I live near beamish there building a lot more historic places like 1950s and a Georgian hotel and some persons home who was murderd him and was never solved
This is a great living museum my daughter and I love it and have been many times over the years now with the 1950s town not quitefinished but on a good way can’t wait for the cinema to open l am hoping that you will soon be able to stay there as a holiday Hotel or as a working holiday 😊 my daughter and I always enjoy visiting this great museum l recommend it to anyone who is interested in old buildings and vehicles 😊👍
So glad this is in!! I go ALL the time and love it! ❤️❤️❤️ edit: (The sweet shop's my favorite!)
Very jealous, I live 5 hours drive away :) Really wonderful place :)
If I ever travel to the UK in the future, this is one place I’ll definitely go!
Very proud that I live within ten miles of Beamish! ☺️
This is just great Chris you should definitely deserve 10X more subscribers than you have now
This looks like so much fun!
Just saying you make me want to move to England or visit it 🦊🦊
I went to Beamish what must be nearly 30 years ago. Glad to see its still there. blew my 7 year old mind. The dentist part scared the life out of me.
Wow that sounds and looks really cool. When I was in 6th grade we went on this field trip to this place that looked like the 1900s.
Yes! I used to go down to beamish all the time as a kid, i always used to go to the back of the sweet shop and get free sweets, and then go down into the pit.
Glad you made a video on it! :D
Some of my family live near Beamish and isn’t it beautiful! Also, I recommend that you go to the sweet shop and watching them make sweets. Your videos are amazing Chris, keep going.
I live right near here and in the winter the funfair turns to ice skating and sometimes there are lessons in the school which are very interesting. Overall it is it such a cool place and this video portrays it very well. Well done 👍🏻
Wish this video had more views, defiantly one of my favourite of yours!
As someone who's grown up in county Durham, I'd never really realised how appreciative people areof this museum - wow
tobytby Same I live in that area and I went a couple of
Days ago at Christmas it’s amazing
I'm literally adding this place to my bucket list, awesome vid! :)
My great grandma and great grandad lived in two of the mining houses. I got to go inside their houses when I went to beamish with my family . It was so cool. They lived right next door to each other.
I love going to Beamish its so fun 🤩
I've been to Beamish so many times, best place ever!!
Looks brilliant, thank you.
I was a volunteer in 1974 (age 9) I picked litter and directed cars. I got paid in crisps and broken rock. In those days it was just a few exhibits in the hall & the railway. The hall is now a hotel and not part of the museum. I used to ride on the copy of the Rocket. In 1979 I broke my arm swinging on the horse gin and dropping off. It's fantastic now and they have just opened a 1950's town. It just keeps getting better...
I've been to Beamish a couple of times and I've always loved it
It's super cool!
Came here on my primary 7 school trip (2011). Such a great place.
I really want to visit there! Great video
I live right next to beamish and it is an amazing place to go to, especially at Christmas! As well as this there is a beautiful forest next to the meuseum which is a great place to explore!
My great grandma and great grandad lived in two of the houses in the mining village. When i went to beamish with my family I got to GO INSIDE their houses, they lived right next door to each other. it was so cool.
I love beamish, especially the pit village.i love how litterelly everything is just how they would have done it in the old days. Glad you made a video on it. Also, are you going to make a video on the fan mail?
Yes! The video will be on Saturday at 6pm. And it's a really cool video, I'm still finishing it but hopefully I've approached it in an interesting / creative way. And I'll have to get out my uV lamp when I show yours :D
Thanks Chris, I've been wanting to go to Beamish for a long time. Must add it to my visit list for this year.
It's a wonderful place, especially on a nice summer's day! :)
Chris wake up
This is so amazing I hope I can visit there some day!
You’re super underrated! This video was awesome! That train looks so fun!