Tales from the Black Museum

[@robertwoods140]

Another fine film. I watch these while I'm coffee break for a bit of mindfulness. 😊

[@kellyshaw7271]

My husband played William Corder on stage at Lincoln castle. It was the summer gala. Probably in the late eighties or early nineties. I really enjoyed the trip around the museum. They didn't mess around with murderers back then. Thanks Sean for yet another excellent upload

[@Seany63]

Thank you Kelly, I wish I had seen the stage production at the castle but I didn't live in Lincoln back then. Yes, public hanging and dissection,a fun day out for all the family.

[@kellyshaw7271]

@@Seany63 definitely a fun day out. It's where the term, money for old rope comes from. After they cut down the hanged person, they cut the rope into pieces and sold it. It was the equivalent of a football program to say you'd been there and watched it live. Happy days. Always enjoy your content

[@Seany63]

@@kellyshaw7271 Yes, indeed. Which reminds me, I know of someone who owns an original hanging rope stained with the victim's blood. It will be the subject of a future video if he allows me to film it.💀

[@kellyshaw7271]

@@Seany63 That is excellent. Really looking forward to it. Cheers

[@dorothybielawski2411]

Brilliant video...very macabre and atmospheric.....Loved it! Thanks so much for sharing

[@Seany63]

Thank you Dorothy, its always nice to hear from you.

[@Opel314]

Fascinating! Thanks for posting.

[@Seany63]

It was my pleasure,thank you.👍

[@ruthstarbuck9622]

Brilliant sean..can't wait for the next one..keep up the good work😊

[@Seany63]

Thank you Ruth,I have started working on the next month's episode.👍

[@ZeroChief]

Great commentary and showcase, would enjoy more museum exploration and explanation videoed really enjoyed it.

[@Seany63]

Thank you my friend, I plan to visit more museums in the summer.

[@Hailstonepie]

We love Sean and his stories both fact and fictional alike. Keep up the good work honey.🌹

[@Seany63]

Thank you and will do.X👍

[@Jay-Leigh]

Well I’m embarrassed to admit I knew absolutely nothing about this story, let alone there had been plays and films made about it. This was so interesting and gory but I still enjoyed it. Thank you so much for a wonderful piece of history.

[@Seany63]

Thank you Jay, no need to be embarrassed. Its an infamous murder but it is still fairly obscure. Thanx for joining me again.

[@waynesmith4612]

Sean you never seize to amaze, the way you bring history to life! That has to be one of the most interesting things i have ever watched, the film quality was amazing and so was the commentary and story telling along the way. Absolutely first class thankyou for adding that.

[@Seany63]

You are very welcome, thank you very much Wayne

[@geeser2010]

Best video yet Sean, thanks for taking the time and effort to make it.

[@Seany63]

Thank you Paul.

[@larrydude2356]

Great video. I grew up near Lincoln in the 70s and 80s and I love hearing all the old legends and folklore, quite a few of which I had heard similar versions of as a child. Really interesting and a great presentation style mate. Thanks.

[@Seany63]

Thank you very much Larry. Stay tuned for lots more Lincolnshire legends.

[@davidparker4649]

the things that people do to each other, thanks for the video

[@Seany63]

Very true, thank you for watching David.

[@m18tankdestroyer43]

Magnificent video, thank you Sean, that’s was brilliant! Filmed in lovely weather to, I can’t wait for your next video!

[@Seany63]

Thank you my friend, yes it was a beautiful day, i am looking forward to filming in the summer

[@timnewton6297]

brilliant, Sean, well put together as usual !

[@Seany63]

Thank you very much Tim.

[@murderatbedtimewithlyndon8476]

Hi Sean brilliant episode , fantastic research ! The red barn mystery always interested me , where it took place , the book bound in skin , the death mask ! Now I don’t have to go , I sat in my armchair with my popcorn and coke and let you do all the hard work 😂cheers mate 😊

[@Seany63]

Thank you Lyndon glad you enjoyed it, I see you have two new vids for me to catch upon. All the best, cheers for now👍

[@victoriaweaver8071]

Brilliant video. So very interesting to know about everything. Thanks for sharing. Hope u r OK. X

[@Seany63]

Thank you Vicky,I am fine thank you.x👍

[@victoriaweaver8071]

@Sean McNeaney`s History and Folklore so glad that u r OK. What u upto these days. Big hugs. Am OK. Chelsea OK. Xx

[@rms7638]

We really enjoy your videos, thank you 😊

[@Seany63]

Thank you for watching. There will be a new vid in a week or so.👍

[@michelledaviesburton1334]

Hi Sean, hope you are well. Brilliant as always. Helped me get through my hospital stay! Love places like this!! National Justice Museum in Nottingham is well worth a visit if you ever get the chance. XxX

[@Seany63]

Thank you Michelle, so sorry to hear You've been unwell. I hope you are feeling better now? I am not far from Nottingham so thank you for the suggestion XXX

[@michelledaviesburton1334]

@Sean McNeaney`s History and Folklore Thank you Sean. I'm getting there thanks. Hopefully when I'm in again.in a months time your new video will be out 😆 Yes definitely worth a visit. Look forward to your next video. XxX

[@Seany63]

@@michelledaviesburton1334 Thank you Michelle, so glad you are on the mend. XXX

[@kevinhoughton9134]

Excellent video Sean, I love places like that museum, so much history and tales to tell. I very much look forward to your next one, thank you. 👍

[@Seany63]

Thank you Kevin, yes Moyse`s Hall is well worth a visit. I am looking forward to visiting more museums later this year.👍

[@Hailstonepie]

Witch and Ruskington church to be included in "Sean's country tales" ?

[@Seany63]

Yes, one to do on a summer's evening.

[@kariwellborn5083]

Oh my what a delightful ghoulish video. I heard of the Murder at the Red Barn years ago when Chris Halton at Haunted Earth tv did a documentary on it. Truly disturbing what was done to her. Thanks Sean for another great video, I knew stalking the page would work. lol. Much love from a warming Arizona.

[@Seany63]

Thank you Kari I really enjoyed making this one, I have always wanted to see the gruesome red barn relics. I plan to visit more museums and castles once the weather warms up. Love and best wishes from a cold windy Lincolnshire.