A Christmas Carol UK Filming Locations: Then & Now (1951-1999)

[@Robslondon]

Hello everyone, hope you enjoy this look at 'A Christmas Carol' filming locations! You can view the locations featured in this video on this map which I've put together: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1xDh_jzfWgctFbU3i9nck97z5rbQrKxE&usp=sharing Merry Christmas and thank you for the incredible support you've all blessed me with this year.

[@williamevans9426]

Your research skills are, as always, truly phenomenal. A very Happy Chritmas to you and yours too, Rob. With many thanks for all your fascinating content, and best wishes from Oxford!

[@Robslondon]

@@williamevans9426 Thank you so much William! Merry Christmas to you too my friend.

[@williamevans9426]

@@Robslondon 👏😀

[@Robslondon]

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[@bassfingers]

Thank you for time and research. The map here is a great inclusion. Many thanks and a very Merry Christmas.

[@johncraig2684]

Alistair Sim is the ONLY Scrooge.. Scene on the stairs when his maid thinks he's gone mad is magic

[@MsBackstager]

I would love to portray the maid in some version.

[@manzanitakatznellenbogen2870]

He scared the living daylights out of me as a child but he's definitely the one true Scrooge :)

[@scot60]

Agreed!

[@SparkyTheHappyGiraffeReads4Fun]

Sim is THE Scrooge, but if you ever saw, *" The Man Who Invented Christmas"*, Christopher Plummer is a worthy competitor.

[@davidsmith2758]

I agree 100%!

[@mnd1955]

The 1951 film is my favourite by far. I didn't think too many locations would be still standing given the rapacious development of the capital so hat's off to you Rob for a fantastic video. God bless us. Everyone!

[@Robslondon]

Lovely comment, and thank you 🙂

[@roberttelarket4934]

Alistair Sim and every actor in A Christmas Carol(1951) is outstanding no exception! An absolute supreme perfect masterpiece of entertainment!!!!! All others are trash!!! I have watched this over 500 times since 1963 as a young teen! All thanks to KZbin! Never tired of it!!!

[@lindasueanderson8024]

The Sim version is my favorite and I watch it several times in December. This episode was fantastic in every way.

[@Robslondon]

Bless you Lindasue, thank you. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas

[@johnbaranello9242]

The 1951 version is my fave, watching it every year since 1963! A timeless, priceless classic!

[@eeddieedwards3890]

It also works as a ghost story too! Brilliant film from every angle.

[@NealMurfitt]

The research that went into this impressive little film must have taken ages. Thanks for your efforts Rob.

[@Robslondon]

I really appreciate that Neal, thank you. It did require a lot of research and travelling, but I enjoyed it very much- I adore the story and its adaptations, and it's an absolute honour and pleasure to share my love of it with you.

[@eeddieedwards3890]

@@Robslondon Great job!

[@TheUKMediaWatch]

I came into this earth in early 1980s . Present ,I had a bad week and the other day and whilst shopping in morrisons ,in the next isle I heard a child’s voice singing 12 days of Christmas🎄. She was singing loud and proud but just like an angel and the whole song. I don’t know why it broke my heart to hear that as shopping it just did !. Bless her . So innocent and a reminder to me the Scrooge we can become as we get older in life . As the angel and mother passed me I said your singing is beautiful , her mother said thank you and smiled , the angel just carried on singing , it did it make me happy and sad at the same time as I walked down the isle her voice got quieter. Bless that little angel 💯. Have a good life please 🙂 merry Christmas anybody reading this boring comment I wrote lol 🎅🏼⭐️🙏🏼

[@Robslondon]

Stay well and have a good Christmas.

[@andrewmurray5542]

Certainly not a boring content. That sounds like a special moment that had quite an effect on you. Life can throw us challenges but sometimes,, to feel better, it just takes a moment like that to give you a lift. I'm in my 50s now and the world can make you cynical,, but finding little things like you describe - often unexpectedly- can really help you feel that the world can be a wonderful place as well. Look for those moments as they are there and what a difference they can make to us.

[@jubeaumont6305]

It was a nice story Little lasses are awesome. It's when they get a bit older when the problems start haha. Happy new year all 😊

[@johnab67]

As a Londoner living in Shrewsbury it was great to see my two home towns featured so heavily. Marley's ghost gets me every time, even in the Muppet version. Thank you for taking the time to put this together.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much. I spent time in Shrewsbury myself about 20 years ago, a beautiful place. And ‘Marley and Marley’ are genius 😉

[@i.p.956]

I love "A Christmas Carol"! Ever since my dad first read it to me, I fell in love with this story. I think I like it so much because everyone gets a happy ending.

[@Robslondon]

A beautiful comment.

[@mike_maple]

Thanks! My favourite, the Patrick Stewart one, I watch it nearly every year. Interesing to hear about the locations, especially the "school" and bridge, which are not that far from me.

[@Robslondon]

That's really kind of you Mike, thank you! Much appreciated- stay well sir and have a great Christmas.

[@juvenalsdad4175]

A thoroughly charming seasonal video, and many thanks for putting it together. Of the various Scrooges available on film, I think Alistair Sim was the most convincing.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much 😊

[@paulmerryman]

Another superb insight Rob. I do love the 1951 version myself. Merry Christmas to you and yours.

[@Robslondon]

You’re a true gentleman Paul. Thank you, and thank you for all of your incredible support this year. Have a great Christmas 🎄

[@paulbagley1020]

Thanks!

[@Robslondon]

Paul, thank you so much! Very much appreciated. Stay well and have a wonderful Christmas.

[@annereidy7981]

As a big Dickens fan, this is superb Rob. Hadn't realised how much of his existence was lost to so called progress. Thank you for such a brilliant indulgence and a very Happy Christmas to you and yours!

[@Robslondon]

A lovely comment Anne, thank you. Have a wonderful christmas and thank you for your support.

[@annereidy7981]

@@Robslondon Thank you, for all you wonderfully skilled work Rob.

[@misterocain]

I'm of the generation that loves a bit of Dickens at Xmas which is one of the few links that remains to earlier, magical Xmases. What a lot of research you have carried out here. Well done.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you ☺️

[@thewrecker3140]

Christmas would not be the same without Dickens. Well done Rob for an amazing tour and putting us all in a festive mood. Time for Mulled Wine and Mince pie's me thinks. Wishing you the very best compliments of the season.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! 😉

[@WagnerGimenes]

Thanks for a great episode, Rob. Merry Christmas.

[@Robslondon]

You're a gentleman Wagner. Thank you so much. Have a wonderful Christmas and thank you again for all your support.

[@johncochrane2707]

Bah Humbug and Happy Christmas Rob, and thanks for all the superb videos this year.

[@Robslondon]

That means a lot to me John. Thank you, and have a wonderful Christmas.

[@lightofthejul]

It wonderful to see true locations of works of literature and film ( as well as stage ) ! It brings the stories to life and gives new dimension and understanding of the audiences favorite pieces ! Marvelous tour of Dickens and “ Scrooge’s” London. Thank you

[@Robslondon]

It’s an absolute pleasure. Thank you, and thanks for watching. Have a wonderful Christmas

[@dennisb9638]

Beautiful, Rob! I enjoyed this so much. You are a masterful storyteller! Merry Christmas!

[@Robslondon]

That is so kind of you Dennis. Thank you my friend; your kind words and support mean a great deal to me. Merry Christmas! 🎄

[@michellebell5092]

Truly wonderful. A RobsLondon Christmas Carol. God bless us one and all your regular viewers and you.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Michelle :-) Stay well and Merry Christmas.

[@davehustwayte689]

Hi Rob, Hope you are keeping well, Thank you for a fantastic video, I slways appreciate the work that must go into each production, The 1951 Christmas Carol is my favourite, I wish you and yours a great Christmas, Thanks again

[@Robslondon]

Dave, that is so kind of you. Many thanks indeed for your support; it’s truly appreciated. Have a great Christmas and thanks again!

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

I enjoyed the back story and glad you ended with the final frames of the 1951 version.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you ☺️

[@paulgalleyblackpool]

I absolutely loved this. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to go to all the locations (plus the research). My favourite film is the 1951 movie and seeing many of the locations still there is really heartening. Hard to describe but your video brought me closer to those no longer here who I've enjoyed watching the Christmas carol with over the years :)

[@Robslondon]

Paul, thank you so much for this comment. I found your words very moving; it's an absolute pleasure and honour to share these locations with you. Stay well my friend; thank you again and best wishes this Christmas to you and your family.

[@alandyer910]

What a wonderful production! Thank you so much. It wouldn’t be Christmas without A Christmas Carol and you’ve nicely connected the classic story to modern times and locations. Thank you for all the research and filming. Happy Christmas 🎄!

[@Robslondon]

Bless you Alan, such a lovely comment thank you. Have a great Christmas.

[@Badgerbeads]

You’ve outdone yourself, Rob! Brilliant! A few years ago we watched as many versions of A Christmas Carol as we could find, it was good fun, we wrote a report. A very happy Christmas to you and yours!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much! And what a good idea 😉

[@TheMrTomkennedy]

Thanks

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Tom! And thank you for all your support this year; have a great Christmas.

[@TheMrTomkennedy]

@ And you, Rob. All the best to you and yours for the season. Looking forward to all your excellent videos in the new year 🤗

[@Robslondon]

Right back at you mate. Stay well.

[@esleyhamilton4056]

Thanks so much for this information. I'll have to add Shrewsbury to my must-see list.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Esley! Shrewsbury is beautiful; you won't be disappointed.

[@AngelaDavis-yz3xf]

Thanks Rob. Excellent commentary, Dickens is my favourite author.

[@Robslondon]

Angela, that is so kind of you- a lovely Christmas present, thank you! Many thanks indeed, I really appreciate your support. Merry Christmas and best of luck for the New Year.

[@MsBackstager]

During this time of year, I try and watch all of my versions. I also like MR. MAGOOS x-mas CAROL with the hauntingly beautiful song WINTER HAS WARM.

[@Robslondon]

Love mr Magoo ;-)

[@cheesymice]

Razzleberry dressing!

[@Badgerbeads]

"A hand for each hand was planned for the world, why don't my fingers reach"...and I'm a sodden heap on the sofa...

[@butchknapman3939]

Rob, it’s not Sunday but any night your videos are always welcome So much research and travel bought together in this excellent work Judging by the date this could possibly be the last video for 2024 Thanks for this years videos All the best for Christmas and a happy new year

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Butch. Yes, it’s the last one for this year… hope you have a wonderful Christmas and thank you for all your support 😊

[@slash-1971]

Well I can't believe I worked on that church next to Scrooges house, and never realised. I was working with my dad, and can't believe he didn't know either as he loves that film!

[@Robslondon]

😂 Glad to be of service!! Have a great Christmas 😉🎄

[@ryanwatson4292]

Another great video Rob, Charles Dickens was master of his craft, as are you 👏

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Ryan- and well said

[@acmehorse]

Merry Christmas to one and all!

[@Robslondon]

🤩

[@maverick4177]

Great production 👏🏻👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ great to see those locations 👍🏻 merry Christmas Rob

[@Robslondon]

Thanks Maverick 🙂

[@Thefisherman27]

What a lovely video,really enjoyed it..Great research as per usual..

[@Robslondon]

Much appreciated, thank you! 🎄

[@davidlrattigan]

Lovely to see Scrooge's gravestone has been repaired. I was gutted when I heard someone had smashed it. The George C Scott film is second only to the Alastaira Sim version, in my opinion - a great performance and ingenious use of Shrewsbury locations, most of which haven't changed much.

[@Robslondon]

Couldn't agree more David, thank you.

[@nickgiles7568]

Oscar nominations for best You Tube Film and best narration. Thanks Rob.

[@Robslondon]

That's so kind of you to say Nick, thank you my friend. Especially on the narration... this was a difficult one to do as I had a bit of a cold!! Many thanks again and merry Christmas :-)

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

Thanks Rob, for all the joy and education through the year. Have a wonderful Christmas.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Paul! Same to you my friend; thank you for all of your support this year.

[@SteveMonk1956]

I can't believe that they destroyed Dickens house.

[@Robslondon]

I know... not sure how much of a state it was in, but it seems unforgivable.

[@eileenalderman7773]

There is a Dickens museum at 48 Doughty Street WC1, which was also Where Dickens lived for a good part of his life. Well worth a visit.

[@joseortiz3582]

Was it destroyed by German bombers in the 1940 blitz?🤔😐

[@johnking5174]

I was surprised by George C Scott as Scrooge. I first saw this version in the early 90s. Amazingly this was filmed in Britain but was not premiered on British television. It premiered on CBS at Christmas 1984, but for people in Britain, they had to go to the cinema to see it. It finally got its British television premiere on ITV on Christmas Eve 1989. I saw it a few years later, and was impressed with George C Scott. I thought an American portraying an Englishman would be wrong, but he was decent at it.

[@Robslondon]

Good comment- and interesting, thanks. Didn't realise it was on CBS that year.

[@memories970]

Facinating, thank you. The 1951 adaption is my favorite movie of all time.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you :-)

[@robbicu]

I loved this so much! Thank you for your hard work and research!

[@Robslondon]

I truly appreciate that Robbicu. Thank you my friend.

[@andywalsh8761]

Absolutely top work, Rob. As someone who works in London, I find your content fascinating. This one is exceptional. Many thanks for what you do and a very Happy Christmas!

[@Robslondon]

That's really kind of you to say Andy. Thank you, and merry Christmas :-)

[@RingsLoreMaster]

Amazing!! I imagine it took you a great deal of time to find all those sites.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! It was a pleasure to research :-D

[@sparky1105]

Absolutely first class. Yet another brilliant video. I can't believe how much information and trivia you manage to discover when researching the subject. Thanks for all your hard work.....and Merry Christmas!🍻

[@Robslondon]

I really appreciate that Sparky. Have a great Christmas 🎄 😉

[@EileenSpeakman]

Wow, what a lovely tour of some of our beautiful historic buildings. . And lots of film history as well. You never fail to deliver the most interesting videos. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours, and to all in this chat community. UK. E ❤

[@Robslondon]

Lovely comment Eileen, thank you and merry Christmas!

[@EileenSpeakman]

@Robslondon E♥️

[@cambs_diary]

Thanks very much for researching this video, fascinating details.

[@Robslondon]

It's a pleasure! Thank you for watching.

[@samueljaramillo4221]

I enjoy all the versions of this story. Thank you for this fine video.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@obesefeline]

What an excellent body of work you have provided for us, well done sir.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! I really appreciate that 🙂

[@itsjohndell]

Good one as expected! Happy Christmas Rob!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! Happy Christmas to you too John.

[@davesandall4530]

Another excellent video , thank you

[@Robslondon]

Much appreciated Dave, thank you

[@SevenDaysToNoon]

Excellent! Quite excellent. Superbly researched and narrated. Well done sir. 👏👏👏

[@Robslondon]

I really appreciate that, thank you. Have a great Christmas

[@jeffreydownham6424]

Well done Rob, another great vlog. Keep up the good work. And a very merry Christmas to you 🎅🎅🎅🎅

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Jeffrey! Merry Christmas to you too 🎄

[@gailmrutland6508]

*Another OUTSTANDING offering, THANK YOU and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!*

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Gail! The very same to you 😄🎄

[@bulldogstrut1]

A very enjoyable documentary about my all time Christmas story. Thank you so much.

[@Robslondon]

Many thanks- and thank you for watching :-)

[@barrywa39]

Brilliant video Rob. Can't believe the amount of work that you've put into this one. The Alistair Sim version is my favourite, and has been since I was a kid. I do like the Seymour Hicks version too. I shared your video on Facebook already. Merry Christmas my friend.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Barry; and thank you for all of your kind support this year, it's very much appreciated. Have a great Christmas.

[@barrywa39]

@@Robslondon always a pleasure Rob, and thank you.

[@eddavis1832]

One of your best! The 1951 version is by far my favorite, but the additional versions you highlighted are excellent honorable mentions. Thanks so much for producing and sharing this wonderful video. MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄 CHEERS!!!🍻

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Ed! Merry Christmas 🎄

[@RstewDstew]

Thank you very much for uploading this enchanting video.. I loved it! A Christmas Carol is my absolute favourite 🎄 I really enjoyed seeing many of the locations, some I have visited myself! 👌 Merry Christmas to you and yours! 😉

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Stew; lovely comment! Have a great Christmas.

[@martharunstheworld]

Those are the three best Christmas Carol movies. Thanks for including the Muppet Christmas Carol! Merry Christmas Rob! Have a wonderful holiday!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Martha! Merry Christmas 🎄

[@tracyfryer8153]

It wouldn't be Christmas without Scrooge. You have done a wonderful job especially with the different locations. So glad you added the Muppets version as well for contrast. Have a wonderful Christmas ❤❤

[@Robslondon]

Bless you Tracy, thank you ☺️ Merry Christmas to you too

[@paulbagley1020]

Once again, you have outdone yourself, Rob. And what a delightful holiday gift. Thank you for a wonderfully informative year concerning a fascinating city and the diverse history that it holds.

[@Robslondon]

Lovely comment Paul, thank you- and thanks for your kind support.

[@michaelwhite8031]

A fascinating video. Happy Christmas to you and God bless.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Michael, the same to you my friend.

[@mitchelluk1445]

remarkable, truly remarkable rob, you have once again gone above and beyond to bring us a beautifully created video, thank you and have a lovely few days sir

[@Robslondon]

Bless you Mitchell, thank you… merry Christmas my friend 🎄

[@chrisstephens6673]

Usual messages! Another scholarly half hour 👍 and not a "wow" in sight.👍👍👍 And Merry Christmas to you and a productive New Year for all our benefit as viewers and subscribers.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Chris! Merry Christmas my friend 😉🎄

[@cheesymice]

I watched the Muppet Christmas Carol today! Christmas Carol is my favorite of Dickens’ tales and truly timeless in its message.

[@Robslondon]

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[@Peter-gv2gn]

That was delightful, I have family in Shrewsbury and I will look with renewed interest at the locations used in Shrewsbury, all the films gave merit of course but I do enjoy the Alistair Sim version very much, thanks again for a wonderful video.

[@Robslondon]

Lovely comment Peter, thank you- hope you enjoy revisiting those sites! 🎄

[@DB34IPS]

One of your best. Well done. Im a big fan of A Christmas carol and Dickens.

[@Robslondon]

I really appreciate that, thank you.

[@junewatts8809]

This was FANTASTIC!! Thank you so much x😊

[@Robslondon]

Thank you 🤩

[@gospelaccordingtojohn8959]

I saw Patrick Stewart perform a one man show of A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic in the 1990s.

[@Robslondon]

Ah, I'd love to have seen that! Maybe that's why he was cast in 1999 then? I recently saw a solo version by Simon Callow which was on the BBC (still available I believe if you have access).

[@gospelaccordingtojohn8959]

@, I had an acting class with Simon Callow in 1987 when I was in Drama school in London. I watch Robslondon, because I get homesick

[@Robslondon]

@@gospelaccordingtojohn8959 The channel is always here for you 🙂

[@fionahamilton4486]

A video on a Thursday I’m surprise but I’m still excited

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Fiona :-)

[@RobbieHall1984]

Wonderful work Rob, looked forward to getting home and watching this all day, i adore the Alistair Sim version

[@Robslondon]

Thank you for so much Robbie. Best wishes to you mate; have a wonderful Christmas

[@RobbieHall1984]

@@Robslondon Merry Christmas to you Rob, i look forward to seeing more of your videos in 2025 🤩

[@Robslondon]

@@RobbieHall1984 Cheers ;-)

[@bily4566]

Alistair said they touched my heart every Christmas for many years

[@stephanbennett2242]

Happy Christmas, Rob.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Stephan! The same to you 😊

[@andrewmurray5542]

Fantastic video Rob. Well done! Sad to see that some idiots smashed Scrooge's gravestone - for what? But happy that it's been repaired.

[@Robslondon]

Thanks Andrew.... I know, disgusting isn't it. Stay well.

[@johnking5174]

For me, the 1999 A Christmas Carol with Sir Patrick Stewart is just superb. Patrick playing scrooge in the theatre helped him with his portrayal.

[@Robslondon]

Yes, I think he was excellent in the role.

[@jonny7491]

Yet another wonderful walk through history of old London Town, thank you and Merry Christmas.

[@Robslondon]

Thanks Jonny!

[@isashax]

This video is a labour of love! So much work on it! And Merry Xmas!

[@Robslondon]

It's an absolute pleasure, thank you so much for watching- and have a wonderful Christmas!

[@isashax]

@Robslondon same for you!

[@richardterrell5309]

An outstanding narrate of intensely researched historical notes, that relate to Charles Dickens; the various adaptions to his book in the story of, `A Christmas Carol.’

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Richard

[@daisy93952]

Just wonderful Rob. A Christmas Carol is one of my favourite books. I love this channel. Have a Happy Christmas yourself and I hope you'll be able to keep up the great work you do.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Daisy. It is an honour to be able to do this 😊

[@TheSilentForgotten]

This was an excellent video. I love all the "Scrooge" and "A Christmas Carol" movies. I did an "In Remembrance" video to a couple of these films on my channel where I remember the cast members who have passed away. On an interesting note, I also have a Facebook group who are trying to get permission to mark the unmarked grave of Michael J. Dolan in Dublin, Ireland, the actor who played the "Spirit of Christmas Past" in the Alastair Sim version. We found his granddaughter, but we need two more family members who we are still seeking. Cheers, and Thank You.

[@Robslondon]

Such a wonderful comment, thank you. I truly hope your campaign is successful, that is so sad that his grave is unmarked. Stay well, thank you again and have a wonderful Christmas.

[@yalova84]

Rob - an excellent piece. Seems like a massive amount of research went into it. Thruly enjoyed it, and learned a great deal. Thank you!!!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! It was a pleasure to make 😊

[@XXXXX1985S]

Thanks Rob, entertaining and informative as always from my favourite youtube channel. I visited Scandrett St, as mentioned in your video, on my last trip to London - location of fictitious pub The Lion and Unicorn in my favourite film - The Long Good Friday.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! I really wanted to mention the Long Good Friday but felt it would stray too much from the video! That, and also the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in the 1984 film was played by Michael Carter… who in ‘An American Werewolf in London’ is the fellow attacked by the wolf at the tube station! 🤣

[@BenLujan-r5q]

My favourite variation of "Christmas Carol" is named "Scrooge," the musical version starring Sir Albert Finney in the eponymous role. The acting, the songs, and the visuals combine to make it, for me, the most amazing rendition! MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR, everyone!❤💚❤💚❤💚

[@Robslondon]

Merry Christmas Ben!

[@BenLujan-r5q]

@@Robslondon You, also!❤💚❤💚❤💚

[@pamcullen537]

Thank you for all the interesting things you share with us. Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New Year 🦆💕

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Pam, and thank you for all of your support this year... happy Christmas!

[@stevejones4061]

Thanks for this, much appreciated. I can remember the buzz around the filming in Shrewsbury. Some of the props were left hanging up on the Market Hall stalls into the evening after a day's shoot and it was possible to walk through the Market Hall and believe you were part of Victorian Shrewsbury in the fake snow. My sister, along with many friends doing drama at school, was co-opted into being background extras in the Market scenes too. I'm glad that Scrooge's grave in new St Chad's graveyard has been restored, I have several ancestors who where christened, married and buried there from the mid 1800s, the back garden of the family house on Claremont Hill backed onto the churchyard grounds, it was the family church for 60 years or so. I expect to be enjoying a few pints of beer in the Three Fishes over the Christmas break if all goes well.

[@Robslondon]

Such a wonderful comment Steve, thank you! I really enjoyed reading that. I lived in Shrewsbury for a brief period some 20 years ago believe it or not; great pubs 😉

[@barneypaws4883]

Excellent video Rob. Great research into finding the locations

[@Robslondon]

Thank you! Merry Christmas 😊

[@dpcooper3643]

This was all very interesting Rob. Much appreciate the time and effort you put into this.

[@Robslondon]

Thank you ☺️

[@JohnBrown-go1ro]

Love that story and have seen most of the adaptations in your video, enjoyed seeing the filming locations, thanks and Merry, Happy Christmas🎄

[@Robslondon]

Thank you John, merry Christmas to you too (love your avatar by the way!)

[@ericteneyck8691]

That was fun! New viewer to your channel. Looking forward to more. The 1951 version of A Christmas Carol has always been my favorite, followed by the 1984 version. I just watched the 1935/36 version and enjoyed that as well. Merry Christmas!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Eric! It's good to have you here; have a great Christmas :-)

[@StephenLyons-tl8ie]

A very well produced and presented, interesting video. Well done and a Merry Christmas to you!!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Stephen! Merry Christmas to you too my friend.

[@sharonleong7120]

Great content. Loved it. Thanks Robert. 👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Sharon 😊 Hope you’re keeping well.

[@sueamos3860]

I have really enjoyed this and shared to my family

[@Robslondon]

Thank you so much Sueamos; that's really kind of you- I truly appreciate your support.

[@paulwilson7234]

Another excellent video . A Merry Christmas to you and all the subscribers. 🎄

[@Robslondon]

Thank you Paul! Merry Christmas my friend.

[@LizardLoungeRadio]

That was great, Rob. Some gorgeous filming locations. Merry Christmas!

[@Robslondon]

😊 Thank you! Merry Christmas to you too

[@alamocannon3791]

Very well put together Rob.

[@Robslondon]

Much appreciated, thank you.

[@Alliejay-C]

I will be watching the Patrick Stewart one tonight!

[@Robslondon]

I think that version is superb, hope you enjoy it Allie 😊

[@asheland_numismatics]

Excellent video!

[@Robslondon]

Thank you asheland! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas.

[@Sue-np9fp]

What an amazing and fascinating video-such good narration too! Thank you for a loving and faithful representation, of one of my best loved Dickens Stories. love sue xxx ❤

[@Robslondon]

That’s really kind of you Sue, thank you ☺️