Historian (and corgi) take you on a ghost tour of Bridgnorth, Shropshire

[@julieblackstock8650]

ghost tours always interesting

[@natt6124]

Thanks for bringing us on such a fun (and damp) adventure!

[@classicaljg]

I’m so glad it was fun to watch, I had a lot of fun making it! :)

[@TheDevilock666]

Aww doggo! Good video and interesting.

[@deaks25]

The dramatic highs and lows of British weather... Hope the field test of the new camera gear was a success. Definitely an interesting video as Bridgenorth isn't far away for me.

[@user-wd1rf4nt3m]

We seem to be there 3 Saturdays out of 4!

[@user-gr5si8lx4k]

Thank you for the video, very informative, having lived in Bridgnorth since 2002, it is still very interesting

[@classicaljg]

Thank you! It’s a beautiful town :)

[@Sam_Green____4114]

How can I find where my Grandmother was born in Bridgnorth ? I think it was in 1898 or there abouts and she was born in a pub near the river !! her family name was Andrews .They ran or owned the pub .

[@classicaljg]

That’s cool! Census data for that period is available online from The National Archives and should be free for that period so the 1901 census would be your best place to start. Parish records etc will be held by local churches. You can get lots of help and advice from sites like ancestry.com and findmypast as well :)