Hull & Barnsley Railway | Steam Crane | Hull Swing Bridge | Cannon St Beverley Rd Stations Episode1

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0:00 Steam Crane
1:28 Hull Swing Bridge
1:58 Swinderby and DB Shenker
4:28 Cannon Street Station
9:22 Beverley Road Station
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[@yorkie2789]

Great stuff, can't get enough of old railways, bring it on!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, thank you very much :)

[@nigelm7450]

Excellent! Thanks for your hard work to put that together, very interesting 👍

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@RODPIKERDRONESUK]

Very nice looking lovely thanks for sharing big like 👍 from me

[@missb5440]

Blimey i was going to say theres no boats and bridges in swinderby, then i realised where it actually was, very interesting.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello MissB :) Yes I don't know the naming process for the tank barges at Mainmast (the parent company of the tank barge) Thank you so much for watching and commenting

[@chrisatye]

The ‘cobbled road’ at 7:46 is actually ‘Gibson Street’ - nothing to do with the railway, but a residential street that is a very rare survivor of the area. All the houses are gone, but somehow the street survived all the other rebuilding. The new council estate is nothing like the run-down residential area it was before, and this street gives you an idea how it was before.

[@rodgermoss8975]

Your unknown plant at 9:00 minutes in is the the very invasive common or garden bindweed. - Stay safe.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, thank you so much for the information :)

[@saltspringrailway3683]

The original Hull terminus was to be in Kingston Square where the New Theatre stands but they ran out of money to reach the city centre which would have meant demolishing houses along the route. So as a stop gap they built a wooden station at Cannon St hoping to extend south when funds allowed.

[@exploringwithsammyuk7328]

Awesome video mate 👍 really enjoyed it hope you're well 👍

[@RHR-221b]

Thank you once again, Andy and the rest of the Team, for this illuminating background into my darling Mary's home town/city. Looking forward to next Thursday, 4pm UK time. Stay free. Rab 🍻 😎

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Glad you enjoyed it and you're very welcome :)

[@David_Owsnett]

Very good!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@abandonedexploringmike]

Awesome buddy nice one

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you Mike

[@eddiek0507]

Interesting video, I think Hull has quite a few of these type of bridges. The plant is bindweed, it grows like mad and you can have a job getting rid of it in your garden...😃👍👍

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Yes, you are right, some are road and pedestrian too :)

[@ThomassGamingAdventures]

Your flying camera is very clever

[@ALWResearchTeam]

It sure does get good shots

[@daystatesniper01]

Totally superb, anything HnB i love it , the coach is a Mk 1 Part two COME ON !!!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there. Thank you very much. I’m editing part two ready for Thursday 4pm uk time :)

[@callambaker_photography]

At Barnsley, we've brung back some of the railway past with monuments of steam train wheels/ photos outside McDonald's showing Barnsley's railway past and part of the old station platform of Stairfoot station. Plus, theres the original stone bridge at the bottom of my street and a section track too which acts as a speed bump.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there. That’s really interesting. Thanks for watching and commenting. We’re working our way towards you :)

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

Very interesting! Brilliantly done. Thank you!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Our pleasure! Really glad you enjoyed this :)

[@monkeytonker4637]

Nice vid. I live not far away from barnsdale tunnel used to go in there all the time.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, we will be over at the barnsdale tunnel at some point. Thanks for watching

[@monkeytonker4637]

@@ALWResearchTeam lots or old structural relics. about here if you need any info from kirk smeaton through hemsworth just let me know.

[@kennymoore7332]

you have just passed where i live lol

[@MrBarrylittle79]

I never knew these type of bridges existed

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Howdy Barry, They sure do :)

[@musehic1953]

Good video can’t wait for next instalment. 👍

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you. It’ll be out next Thursday 4pm uk time :)

[@Graham196]

The H&BR though it still exists as far as the former bridges junction at New Bridge Road, has seen the bridge to Alex Dock removed along with the entire embankment all the way to where Bridge No1 crossed Hedon Road and there is no existence now of any of the bridges or abutments to the bridges anywhere along the length of the former railway there. It would have crossed on 2 bridges over roads and 1 over the former Hull-Withernsea branch before joining the old line at bridges Junction. Bridges Junction itself is relatively new as that was built for when King George Dock was built and opened.

[@ThomassGamingAdventures]

Oooh nice! I like trains and bridges. The driver of the tank barge was very good. There isn’t much space. I bet it made him jump when there was a big red train above him 🚂

[@ALWResearchTeam]

There really isn’t much room! Thanks for watching Thomas :)

[@andynicholson1192]

Would have loved to have seen all this in its heyday. Great stuff ALW as usual.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, thank you very much indeed

[@lukemorton8431]

The plant you saw is called white morning-glory for the common name but the real botanical name is Ipomoea lacunosa I think is the spelling I do horticulture love your videos because it tells you the history just like #foxesafloat

[@TechTier_]

Super series - really interesting investigation into what used to be there - thanks for this awesome video

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello 👋, we are really enjoying making this series :)

[@claireol]

Fantastic footage and info 👍 looking forward to the next episode!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you for watching and commenting:)

[@brucedavenport1324]

The plant you were asking about is Convolvulus , Otherwise known as Bind weed .

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hi Bruce, thank you for the information:)

[@hoof2001]

Bell vine

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Ah thank you :)

[@jacobstrains-vr6uw]

the coach is mk1

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Ah nice, thank you.

[@exploringwithsammyuk7328]

Hi Andy am not on Instagram anymore tell Paul wen u see him mate 👍 hope you are well bro

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hey Sammy, that’s a shame mate. Why not set a private one up and let me know

[@exploringwithsammyuk7328]

@@ALWResearchTeam just got to much spend to much time on it