Curiosities of Old Staffordshire | Staffordshire Memories

[@mjrchapin]

Quite comprehensive tour--seriously, I feel as though I'd had the grand tour. Thank you for this!

[@steveaquarios007]

Great info here really enjoyed that. Just for the record from a person born looking up at Mow cop castle (26:17) Mow is pronounced "Mao" as in Mao Tse Tung.

[@martiniv8924]

Fantastic video, thanks for sharing 🙏🏻

[@macjam9090]

A very interesting piece of work. Really enjoyed it. There must be loads more stories and traditions hiding in the vaults.

[@noreenclark2568]

Like the first commentator i too enjoyed the history and traditions of Staffordshire and hopefully will see many other cities of Britain

[@sarahgt1533]

Really enjoyed this video. Very interesting. Thankyou 👍

[@jeanglendinning1860]

lovely to see the places where i grew up, i used to live in great haywood until i married and emigrated to New Zealand i used to walk over the essex bridge to the "main road" to catch the midland red bus to Rugeley

[@kevinwoollaston8597]

Fantastic find !!

[@StaffordshireHiraeth]

Thanks! I have one more I want to upload when I find time, but I'm always on the look out for more content so if you know of anything please let me know and I'll try to acquire it.

[@lizscutt7899]

You & and The Jolly Reiver are 2 of my favour channels. Keep it up, boys 😊😊

[@Glamrockqueen]

This was a lovely video. It's Mow, as in Cow. Narrator sounds slightly like Rodney Bewes! No Molly Leigh tho.

[@paulmcc9622]

I suspect many people will not be aware of just how large and how diverse a county Staffordshire was, before the 1974 Boundary Changes, that created the former West Midlands County.

[@dardenbunn1415]

Staffordshire is the home roots of my immediate maternal family, the Dardens. I hope to travel there someday and meet my English cuzes and invite them to my home in Monroe and Lamar Counties in Georgia USA.

[@Myfunnytaste]

As an old canal boat man I get fed up hearing the wrong statement that the railways killed the canals ….check the tonnage carried on the BCN alone for 1950 you will be surprised. The motorways and container ships killed our trade …..true end 1970.

[@angelsone-five7912]

And in the 21st century all this will vanish forever.

[@judithparker4608]

Danelaw and Barons...Fox Hunters