Guisborough, North Yorkshire【4K】| Town Centre Walk 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- Join me for a walk around the gorgeous town centre of Guisborough, one of Yorkshire's best hidden gems! Complete with a 12th-century Augustinian Priory, a beautiful church and a number of other wonderful sights, Guisborough is home to so much history, and offers an interesting blend of medieval market town and Teesside industrial centre.
As we walk around Guisborough, we pass a number of interesting landmarks, including St. Nicholas Church, Guisborough War Memorial, Guisborough Priory Walls, Guisborough Market Cross, Guisborough Town Hall (covered in scaffolding!), The Black Swan Pub, Westgate, Guisborough Methodist Church, Sunnyfield House, Guisborough United Reformed Church, The Ironstone Miner Pub, Guisborough Library, Chapel Beck and the spectacular Gisborough Priory!
Thank you so much to the following sites for their help in my research of Guisborough:
northyorkshirehistory.blogspot...
guisboroughhistorynotes.blogsp...
www.english-heritage.org.uk/v...
www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/te...
0:00 St. Nicholas Church, Guisborough
0:37 Guisborough War Memorial
0:59 St. Nicholas Church and War Memorial
1:12 Church Street
1:16 Gisborough Priory Walls
2:08 Church Street
2:59 Guisborough Market Cross
3:27 Westgate
3:50 The Black Swan Pub
4:00 Westgate
5:41 Guisborough Methodist Church
5:50 Westgate
6:41 Guisborough United Reformed Church
6:54 Westgate
7:54 The Ironstone Miner Pub
8:20 Guisborough Library
8:46 Upper Garth Gardens
10:05 Reid Terrace
10:49 Westgate Road
11:10 Guisborough Museum
11:19 Sunnyfield House
11:48 Westgate
12:49 Chaloner Street
13:59 Chapel Beck
14:26 Chaloner Street
14:39 Fountain Street
15:52 Bow Street
16:14 The Fox Inn
16:30 Bow Street
16:56 Guisborough Town Hall and Market Cross
17:26 Church Street
17:39 Gisborough Priory just over the wall!
17:45 Church Street
18:34 St. Nicholas Church
19:31 Walking beside Gisborough Priory
20:42 Fishpond Fields
21:16 View of Gisborough Priory
22:03 Thank you for watching!
Stats for nerds:
Distance walked: 1.3 miles/2.1 km
Step count: 2600 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 21 mins 53 secs
Average speed: 3.6mph/5.7kmh
Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.
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This is great to find. When I was a small child, age 4 to age 7-ish, we lived in the house attached to Guisborough Grammar School that is clearly shown in 20:30 mins into the video. That was in the 1960s and this bit of Guisborough has not changed at all. I know that where we lived is no longer a grammar school. But the path along-side is / was called the Apple garth and it is where we played when I was little.
So beautiful thank you for sharing
And many thanks to you for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video! Guisborough is indeed a beautiful place, and certainly worth visiting when you get the chance :)
So very pleased to see Guisborough after so many years away from my birthplace, M/Boro. Family circumstances forced me away from my roots in 1983, (I now live in Bedford), but viewing your incredible videos I'm transported right back, and perhaps rather foolishly I've found a stray tear trickling down my cheek. I know some say we must never look back. I don't hold with this at all. It's only by looking back at the places which had sigificence that I can be reminded of the beauty of 'God's own county'. Stokesley, Yarm, Gt. Ayton and further afield, all these towns and villages are/were just as important as the major landmarks which 'outsiders' may be more familiar with, such as Middlesbrough and Stockton which are generally only mentioned at national level when the topic is deprivation! Once again, sir,( or madam),, thank you for all the effort you put into each film you create.
Thank you so much! It's always wonderful to hear that a video like this can bring back some good memories of the past - Guisborough really is a beautiful town amidst some especially gorgeous countryside :)
Thank you so much for watching as always and for your lovely comment - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
delightful town, the westgate could well be one of britain´s most welcoming and beautiful streets, contemporary urban planners could have a look at it in order to build green, pleasant, civilised environments. THX. Let´s walk!
Absolutely! Westgate has a really nice blend of a wide open market street that still has a pleasant, medieval atmosphere to it! A real gem of Guisborough just as the town is a gem of Yorkshire :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Brilliant! I love Guisborough! I spent all my school holidays here staying with my grandma just around the corner from the church, and going out to different places with my auntie...I always thought of Guisborough as my second home. Sadly, I don't go as often now but when I do, it brings back so many happy memories for me as a child. It's great to see this video and be taken back there once again - thankyou. 😊
Only one thing I wish...that when you were talking about Sunnyfield House that you would have shown it so we could see it. We will have to zoom back to 5:23 instead to see what a magnificent house it was.
Thank You for bringing back some lovely memories. I had my early years in Guisborough and went to the Pre School at Hutton Lowcross,now houses, then Provident School before moving to the Newly Built Newstead School, now Highcliff if I am correct. Unfortunately the family moved South when I was 11 years old leaving many good friends behind. I have revisited several times and have always been pleased to see that most of Guisborough is unchanged, well apart from the obvious multi housing estates on the outskirts.
Thanks for bringing lots of memories and historical facts of my home town. Moved away when I was 14 back in 1986, I still call it “home”.
GOOD VIDEO ENJOYED WATCHING IT STAY SAFE AND KEEP THE VIDEO GOING
Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video - Guisborough is just one of the many wonderful places I've got lined up to show to you over the coming weeks and months :)
it looks so calm and nice there
It's a really lovely place! As I mentioned, it's a hidden gem of Yorkshire a little bit off the beaten track (by which I mean the railway line), but it's a worth a visit for a nice town centre walk if you get the chance :)
Thank you so much for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
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C'est vrai! Guisborough est une des villes plus belles dans la région de Teesside, avec des vues sur la campagne magnifique et les édifices vieilles dans le centre :) Merci pour regarder!
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Looks beautiful
Nice walk today. I enjoyed it very much. The town looks very historical and beautiful on a sunny 🌞 day. Have you ever been to the city of Glasgow Scotland? I have been there back in 1996, It's a great place to visit. Hope to see more of your video live walks soon. 😀😀
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Guisborough is a beautiful town, especially under the sun and those gorgeous blue skies :)
I have indeed been to Glasgow, and there'll be a walk from there coming in the next couple of weeks, so stay tuned for that!
Very nice
It's a very nice place indeed! A little hidden on the train map, but a wonderful town to visit especially on a sunny day like this :)
Thank you for watching and commenting - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks 👍 for uploading a great video... your videos are also very informative if people are 🏠 house buying in the area.... keep up the great work...
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - and I do hope that this video was helpful to you or anyone looking to buy a house in Guisborough - it's a lovely place :)
I was born in Guisborough to West Cumbrian parents as was my sister, they lived there for 6 years and moved back to Workington when I was 2 weeks old so I sadly didn't get to know the town though I have visited a few time's and love the place
Wow! That's quite the unique personal heritage you've got there - and though Guisborough may be on the other side of the country from Workington I'm sure you'll agree that it's well worth the visit at any time of year - it's a spectacular town :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video!
Just in case anyone remembers me from all those years ago I used to live on the then New Estate Off Hutton Lane.
Missed out one of the oldest historic areas of Gisborough - Belmangate
Thank you very much for pointing it out - I'm very sorry for not being able to get some views of Belmangate into the video - I hope you enjoyed the rest of the walk though :)
Thank you for watching and commenting!
At 14.00 had to activated northern english automatic translator for "beck", elsewhere refered as stream or brook. The Roman helmet was found, on the rural area of the town. How the roman lost it ? Being identified as cavalry helmet, nothing else was found with it, probably taken by enemies who discarded it there ? Let´s walk reportages on England inspire further research.
Ahh that's a good point - I perhaps should make the meaning of 'Beck' a little clearer, I'll remember that for future videos, so thank you very much for pointing that out! The story of the Guisborough Helmet is a fascinating one, and as you may have found out in further research, there are many different theories as to how it ended up there :) I do hope you have a fun time discovering more about things that peak your interest in these videos!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting as always - I'm so glad you enjoyed this video!
I live in Guisborough
I live in gusiborough
So i live at number 40 Fountain street
Btw I wouldn’t put that information out online cause there could be some weirdos