Northumbrian Castles and Hadrian's Wall with John Grundy

From the Tyne Tees Television series Grundy Goes... On The Offensive & On The Defensive
The north of England has more castles, fortified buildings and other defensive structures than any other area of Britain. In this programme John Grundy explorers these and explains who built them, and why.
Locations featured:
- Hadrian's Wall
- Housesteads and other forts
- Durham Castle
- Aydon Castle
- Warkworth Castle
- Bamburgh Castle
- Prudhoe Castle
- Langley Castle
- Belsay Castle
- Lanercost Priory
- Hulne Priory
- Kirknewton Church
- Ancroft Church
- Akeld Bastle, Wooler
- Berwick fortifications
- Norham Castle
Produced and directed by Roger Burgess

[@williammclay1406]

I Comend you on such a Brilliant Video film of times gone by. I am a metal detectorist an I love History, especialy when I find Roman coins an the likes. You have shown so much into the history of the Romans in the UK with a very impresive discription of it all. thank you. Mac.

[@pegg3754]

Awesome video. Educational and very entertaining. I am a fan of Mr Grundy's An amazing one man show. Thank you Mark Little for recommending to follow Mr Grundy.

[@Ki-l7s]

This is the most wonderful podcast I have seen. It's so entertaining, that one forgets they're learning 😄. Thank you so much ✨️ 💞

[@glenrobinson916]

Very good, informative, entertaining , impressive locations, good production, what’s next?

[@lisaglynn3121]

Enjoyed this video so much! Thank you Sir!

[@yaddahaysmarmalite4059]

John Grundy is what you get when you cross Monty Python with a historian. well done

[@eastcoastartist]

17:43 Lol so good

[@bobstirling6885]

But they didn't stop at Hadrian's Wall....the Antonine Wall was built later in 142AD.

[@michaelwhite8031]

I hate that the roundhead's slighted everywhere they went.