The Most Macabre Objects in London's Churches - An In-Depth Guided Tour

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In this video, Jessica the Museum Guide (that’s me!) takes you on a detailed guided tour of the most macabre things found in London’s churches, just in time for the Hallowe’en season. We’ll explore the history of body snatching, public hangings, flayed saints, incorruptible bodies, memento mori, haunted mummies, and much, much more.
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0:00 - Introduction to the tour
1:20 - Hardy Tree at St Pancras Old Church
5:41 - Death Bell at St Sepulchre Without Newgate
7:59 - Bodysnatcher Watchhouse at St Sepulchre Without Newgate
12:30 - Iron Coffin at St Bride’s Church
16:25 - Skinned Statue at St Bartholomew the Great
20:49 - The Skulls of Ghastly Grim at St Olave Hart Street
24:19 - Jimmy Garlick’s Mummy at St James Garlickhythe
27:28 - Incorruptible Hand at St Etheldreda’s Church
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[@wht-rabt-obj]

The history over in the UK is mind blowing. It is so fascinating. I would LOVE to see some of it before I leave this earth.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You should plan a trip!

[@mikereilly7629]

Burke is the butcher, and Hares the thief and Knox was the boy who bought the beef. ... Victorian rhyme

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Brilliant! How did I forget to add this?

[@mikereilly7629]

@@TheMuseumGuide can't think of everything all the time

[@TheMuseumGuide]

@@mikereilly7629 Amen.

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​@@TheMuseumGuideolá bom dia moça linda!tudo bem? Me inscrevi no seu canal .Desde já deixo o meu link 👍

[@sTraYa249]

​@@TheMuseumGuide Hello 👋 In this video I have just placed a comment. I don't know if it is of any interest to you & your channel community, but it has always spooked me : / I love your channel & can see it soaring in subscribers. Best of luck ❤

[@angietunstall2555]

Absolutely jam-packed with facts and stories, guaranteed to keep you hooked to the very end. No looking to see how much is left to go here, with this highly capable narrator and guide. Extremely well documented, exceptionally well told. Thank you.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@TheMuseumGuide the dead ripped jewish guy of their unforfilled jewish prophecy is really macabre!

[@colleenclaussen2994]

I went to see almost all of the places you highlight in this video. Thanks so much, you made my visit so enjoyable!!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I love to hear it!

[@littlewoodimp]

I'm afraid you're right about The Hardy Tree. As soon as you said it was an Ash, my thought was "That's going to be a bugger to fell." It's terribly sad to see so many grand old trees affected. There seem to be a few that are resistant and younger trees are more affected, so far. Fingers crossed for this one. Loved this tour around the weird and creepy. No wonder so many Americans are currently fascinated with just how ODD we are.

[@woofbarkyap]

The Hardy tree fell down last winter. It wasn't diseased, just old and affected by a storm the previous year. It was a stunning and much loved local feature but it simply came to the end of a long natural life

[@littlewoodimp]

@@woofbarkyap Thank you for that. I think of that as the tree version of dying in your sleep at 101. Hope some local wood turners were able to make a something as a memorial. For the ash especially ,the Terry Pratchett quote "Don't think of it as dying, just think of it as leaving early to avoid the rush." is very apt.

[@patriciatreslove146]

I really appreciate your fact filled tours, as I am no longer fit enough to wander round these interesting place. Bless you for giving your time to help others.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

So nice of you to leave such a lovely comment.

[@dilihopa]

The emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire) is a shiny emerald green beetle that kills living ash trees. Sadly here in Canada where I live and in the States we are losing Ash trees at an alarming rate.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

So sad. I hope they can sort out this tree!

[@vicstick75]

Here in the UK the culprit is ash dieback - a fungal disease.

[@czerniana]

It’s too bad they are too small to use their wings in embroidery. They’re a pretty color.

[@TroyKristoffer]

I love your videos, which are clearly planned and have a lot of effort put into the tours. I've only ever been able to go to London once and loved it and love being able to explore places I didn't get to go through your videos. Thank you for putting so much work into great content!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much Troy!

[@K3LLYMHENRY]

Jessica gives the most colorful, macabre facts about what most folks probably think are dry, old historical places. Super fun.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@timothypruitt9028]

What a delightful distraction from the madness of life! I thoroughly enjoyed this video and I thank you so very much for all of your hard work. It was most enjoyable and informative. Thanks again.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you for your lovely comment!

[@annettewillis2797]

Another informative ramble Jessica! London has so many historical oddments for you to explore and present and I look forward to seeing where you choose to go next! Truly fascinating and just the right balance. Thankyou!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome! It's so nice to do what I love most and have folks react this way.

[@trexvalleygirl2770]

That was very interesting. How exciting to hear about St. Etheldreda! I knew exactly who you were referring to as soon as you said her name. I am Catholic. She was my confirmation Saint, and we used the English translation of Audrey as my confirmation name. I don't think many people are aware of her, and she definitely isn't one of the more popular Saints. What a rare treat to hear about her! Thank you. Theresa

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome! I love Anglo Saxon hagiographies. :)

[@SECRETORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR]

I'm a Catholic and I've never heard of her probably because I'm not Religious..

[@thesteef77]

Great channel. Well made videos with a lot of extra info and photos. Glad i've found it.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Welcome aboard! Thank you for your kind comment.

[@dougchance8891]

Great presenation- very informative- Thank you.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@melaniesingh7208]

Jessica I am loving your videos. I am English but living in USA. I miss being immersed in history.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@girleyreds11-11]

If you go to the New England area in the US you'll be closer to that history you are missing...its weird somethings on the east coast you have to search for it's like a hidden treasure hunt which is a shame...like colonial cementaries hidden in woods overtaken by the wood line instead of displayed and upkeep done.....alot of places like that in NJ

[@pommiebears]

I’m English but live in Australia. I feel the same, Melanie. I’m going home for a few weeks early November…..can’t wait! 😊

[@pommiebears]

@@girleyreds11-11 I should imagine that anything to do, or remind people of British rule, was not really loved lol. Seeing as we had that war…..ya know? 😂🙏🏽🌹

[@raelynne5409]

Go to the state of Virginia. The first state of the nation is filled with history.

[@heatherbowlan1961]

Thank you for taking me along for these amazing sites of history ! ❤🎉

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome!

[@lorraineoneill69]

Super interesting. Thanks for taking us on the cool tour.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're welcome!

[@alexisl4158]

I just found your channel today. I love it! Thanks for giving me new ideas for my next visit to London. It's my favorite city! ❤

[@1971bdott]

Fantastic tour thank you so much for taking your time to put this together. I learned so much from your videos. Very interesting stuff.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching.

[@andrewjohnson388]

Just found your Channel. Really love this, as EX Londoner I miss its history. Nice content. Will watch all your past stuff as a binge out!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Awesome, thank you! Glad to have you as subscriber.

[@77heraclitus]

Very educational and nice job!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you very much!

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I really enjoyed this, thank you !

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@williesnyder2899]

Absolutely fascinating!! Thanks for your effort!!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

My pleasure!

[@loulou2359]

I appreciate your videos. The subjects are some of my favorite and you’re an amazing narrator. Thanks for the amazing tours.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much. Comments like these make it worth it. ❤️

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[@TheMuseumGuide]

Great suggestion! Thank you so much for watching.

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This is the first of your videos I’ve seen. I love history so much. Thank you for this tour. Subbing now! 😊

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching.

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Just found this channel and it's great!! I'm excited to see what comes next

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Welcome! Excited to post a new video in a couple days. :)

[@duanepetersonakaroadkill7161]

Excellent video, lots of great work, thanks for taking me to London!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

My pleasure!

[@blackyulip]

Great video! Thanks so much, really enjoyed it. You've given me more places to save on the "to visit" list.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! So happy to hear that.

[@bortel01]

Would love a tour of the Soane museum! Thank you- these are wonderful.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It’s on my shortlist! I love it there. Thanks for watching!

[@mariewraight4969]

I stumbled upon your videos by accident last night and I am addicted! In answer to your question about the strangest church I’ve ever been to, I’m reminded of the time I was visiting friends, with my family, in the Netherlands. We paid a visit to the Mummiekelder (Mummy cellar) which is housed in the crypt of a church in the village of Wiuwert, in the province of Friesland. It’s a mystery how the bodies there became mummified, and I seem to remember that it was rumoured the family practiced witchcraft. It’s really interesting to visit, I highly recommend it

[@Seahorse1414]

Fascinating ! Thank you for sharing your expertise

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching.

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Absolutely super vid, well done, history of the word 'tawdry' - love it.

[@sillystephys7123]

This was awesome! Thank you Jessica

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're so welcome!

[@nicoleharris4264]

You are so lovely ❤. Been enjoying these videos this afternoon

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much, Nicole!

[@lisadunlop2756]

Loved this! I've been to London many times and now I am looking for new interesting places to visit

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I love to hear that!

[@TheWrightLifeTravelChannel]

I’ve been binging your videos all day! I absolutely love them. And, I’m in London so I can visit all the places you recommend! ❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Yay! Thank you! So happy you like them. :)

[@davidjohnston5329]

Jessica, we are leaving for London tomorrow, your channel has been indispensable in planning the sights we want to see! Excellent content, and delivered in a playful manner! Kudos!

[@1960dave1960]

What a delightful lady…very informative….😊, I think you’re right about the very first plague victim was buried at St Olaves…..the stone skulls have often fascinated me…..

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Me too! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words.

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Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed it 😊

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Ruth-wq7lr]

What a fantastic and fascinating video. I have immediately subscribed, and have added all of these places to visit on my next trip to London next month!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Welcome aboard! Thank you!

[@catherinek7681]

Such curious details and pieces of true history, just wow!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you for watching!

[@vilstef6988]

The tiered construction of wedding cakes was inspired by St Bride's church steeple. A baker on the same street as the church did the first known tiered wedding cakes

[@TheMuseumGuide]

And some say it was the other way around, and Wren was inspired by the baker! It’s common lore, but no proof of either. A cute story, though!

[@brandyrose9997]

I loved hearing the story of St. Etheldreda! Thank you. 😀💓

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're welcome!

[@lizmacleod8903]

Absolutely fascinating. You are showing all the places I want to visit, thank you 👏❤️

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome!

[@nilo70]

Just stumbled over your channel , I like EVERYTHING you have posted. Cheers from California !

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching.

[@jme_klein9566]

Oooooh I love this soooo much! More more more!!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much! I have another spooky one coming up in a few weeks. :)

[@leslietarkin5705]

This vid came up in my recommendations. You did an excellent job explaining the history of these churches and showing their interesting macabre objects. I just subbed to your channel. Cheers!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it! It's my favourite topic.

[@jenniferlevine5406]

Great video! Thanks so much!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@danieldale7320]

I spent 2 days in london with a Nun & her nephew ,my roommate. She. "Eleanor" took us to a couple of churches. Simple pop in for functions & daily routines of spaces, then Next. Your extensive knowledge brings these places 2 life. I wish she was still with us to share these facts & highlights with her. Once again Thank you for sharing them with me.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome, and thank you for the kind comments. I wish I could have met Eleanor!

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Thank you! Love the adjectives used!❤

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're so welcome! I’m the opposite of Hemingway 🤣

[@Happyheart146]

I thoroughly enjoyed that - thank you!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome!

[@lordleonusa]

fabulous video. how I wish I'd been more interested in history when I lived my first 43 years in London!

[@christinemcdonald8705]

I’m loving your videos, you go into such detail. You definitely do your research. Most people that do this type of video do the short cuts and only go to see a museum and just read the little plaque. Yours are very in-depth, it’s wonderful. You must do a lot of work to put these videos together.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

It does take me a long time! Thank you for your kind words.

[@starquant]

Highly entertaining. Thoroughly enjoyed your tour. Thank you.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome!

[@kellybraun7048]

I’d heard of body snatching and the Resurrectionists, but I hadn’t heard of the auctioning of bodies at pubs! Very cool to learn more about this weird practice. All I had heard was of the bodies being sold to the hospitals/schools and how doctors put on autopsy “shows” for students and the curious- sounded a lot more secretive than “yeah, the body was displayed at the pub”.

[@SECRETORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR]

President Washington house in London was filled with bones in the cellar about 12-14 people because he probably used the body snatchers to get him bodies to dissect..

[@sharonchartier1592]

Thank you. Enjoyed every minute!❤️🇨🇦

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it! You're very welcome.

[@TealCheetah]

This was excellent.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! I really loved putting it together.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Did you enjoy this video? Watch the Strangest Objects in the Victoria & Albert Museum next. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4mvf5Wbgb10hKc&lc=Ugy7IR9HrO-JBoNjx9t4AaABAg If you enjoyed this virtual tour, please consider leaving me a tip at www.paypal.com/paypalme/jessicatourguide or buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/JessicaGuide - Thank you!

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Just found your channel and I am subscribing right now! Wonderful, informative content. Well done video my friend.👏 Gearing up for a smoke fest and grabbed some snacks, prepared for a binge watch of your channel. It's going to be a great evening thanks to you friend. Be blessed and be safe 🙏. Peace ✌

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Amazing! I hope you had a great time.

[@emmalane9362]

Very interesting, thank you. Was the image you showed of the mummified nun in a glass case actually Etheldreda? And are any mummified remains visible in London churches now or are they all hidden away?

[@bobbybigboyyes]

St. Etheldreda's is NOT the only private street in London! Why is it Americans ALWAYS get their facts wrong when it comes to English history ?

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I wouldn’t know, because I am Canadian and British. Saint Etheldreda’s is not a street. It is a church. The street is called Ely Place. Ely place is indeed the last remaining private street in London, as defined as having its own police force. Ely Place is the only street in London that still has Beadles. Burlington Arcade famously has Beadles, but these are for the shopping arcade, and not strictly the street. It’s awfully sad when people try to correct me in a rude way and they are incorrect themselves.

[@user-ts3mi4zk2n]

What a wonderful tour. So many concentrate on the likes of Westminster and leave these beautiful churches out of view. Thank you for the very interesting commentary as well...⛪

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome!

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Just found your channel and I love it already. Very intersting topics and and I enjoy the relaxed way they are presented. There are multiple good history channels on KZbin but yours stands out as very personal and it is obvious alot of work and thought is put into each video and topic. Keep up the good work; subscribed.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much!

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Thank you for this video! You’ve inspired me to look back into going to grad school, I’m so glad I found your channel!

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I am a fan of your content. Looking forward every week for you content. Hello from Puerto Rico !

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you Esther!

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Moreover, I found your red tatoo on the neck quite interesting, looking like a typical Baroque heart, surrounded by burning flames, a symbol of eternity often shown in paintings in Baroque cathedrals, my favourite era, the Baroque, regarding music, architecture, paintings, gardens and furniture.😊

[@deanab563]

Absolutely marvelous! You present so much interesting historical data in each episode. I booked a tour immediately in Edinburgh for the Medical museum and tour since we are lucky enough to be visiting in a couple of weeks! Thanks so much for what, I’m sure, will be an incredible tour! Greetings from the Pacific Northwest!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Fantastic! I hope you enjoyed the visit, and r hank you for watching.

[@clarea1801]

Absolutely brilliant

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

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really enjoying your videos

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you for watching!

[@janehenry3206]

I enjoyed this, will check out more.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you, Jane!

[@mellyk86]

KZbin knows me too well! You remind me so pleasingly of Caitlin Doughty. I think its obviously in part some of the subject matter, but also the style of presenting the information this entertaining and almost feels like a conversation with a friend who has just learned a new interesting fact. (But with much more effort and research!)

[@TheMuseumGuide]

She is actually an acquaintance of mine! I met her while volunteering at Bart's Pathology Museum, and I did writing for her website. :)

[@mrkiplingreallywasanexceed8311]

​@@TheMuseumGuideI am so glad that person made the connection between you and Caitlin "The Redoubtable" Doughty😂❤ The WHOLE way through your ghoulish and rather thrilling tour I was trying to think who you reminded me of and it was bugging me!!🤔 I love Caitlin - she's as camp as a row of pink tents at Christmas time - she should have been an actress or opera singer 🤣🤣 You both share an irrepressible delight in your work, you're both like naughty school girls always in your eyes giggling even when trying to make a serious point - I love it that the two of you know each other but I advise not to collaborate together as you'd never get any work done!!😆 Anyway, you have yourself a new subscriber and I look forward to catching up on what seems like a bit of a back catalogue of you trying to manage the sensation of being horrified, while also simultaneously quite a lot delighted😏😏😆😆

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That is exactly what I was thinking! Great videos 😁

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@mellyk86 Exactly! I love Caitlin too! Does she still have her channel?

[@blakesmith3399]

Great video!!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@DavidNodenHooper]

A very informative and interesting video

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@Mickymouse-lx8eb]

Very fascinating thanks😊

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bethbenedek6971]

Just discovered you...enjoying your tours and history. Thank you 😊

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you like them!

[@wormswithteeth]

Thank you for a lovely video. Need t check them out.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Absolutely! You're very welcome.

[@leod-sigefast]

I really enjoyed that, thanks! Your presentation was great. I am a bit of a history buff and love curious tales and artefacts but lots of this was new to me. Fascinating indeed! I am from up north (Manchester) but I love London and it's history. I have subbed and will binge watch the rest of your videos.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks Leode!

[@sodium9920]

Fantastic vid, I'm gonna make a road trip for the wife to visit these places, she loves old London, you have shown me a lot of stuff that i didnt know. Thank you so much !!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

That pleases me so much to hear! You have no idea. :)

[@nigelheritage6306]

Great work as usual. Love the gruesome and dark history. Thanks Jessica x

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Glad you enjoyed it! That's my favourite topic. ;)

[@chrisball3778]

Really enjoyed this- fantastic stuff for the countdown to Halloween! Makes me really want to visit some of these churches. Temple Church is also pretty spooky- it was built by the Knights Templar so has some weird features that appeal to conspiracy types, but is also fascinating from a historical perspective. Ely was (sort of) an island in Etheldreda's time, as it was surrounded by marshes. The fens were drained from the 17th century onward to make way for farmland. An Edinburgh trip would definitely be brilliant- ridiculous amounts of great museums, art and history there, as well as plenty of creepy graveyards.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I love Edinburgh- I can’t wait to go back to film! I almost included Temple Church in this video, but I’m make one about “Mysterious Churches.” Thank you for watching!

[@chrisball3778]

@@TheMuseumGuide I look forward to both of those.

[@pamills66]

Great video thanks.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You're very welcome!

[@lesleylogan]

I LOVe the Soane Museum! You must do that! Thanks for giving me my adored London with such intelligence and ease.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I need to go and film it! Very soon. Thank you for watching.

[@bladex2056]

totally binge worthy channel. love your content. the youtube algorithm was cooking with this one.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! 😎

[@melaniesingh7208]

What a brilliant video

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much!

[@TheLaughLaundry]

Jessica, I read in both of my local papers (SF Chronicle & East Bay Times) about the unfortunate demise of the Hardy Tree. I knew that I saw it on your website around Halloween. I have you to thank for informing me of this magical place of Saint Pancras Old Church with its religious significance and rich historical facts. (The Beatles were photographed there in 1968 which you may not have known!) Thanks & Happy New Year from Kathleen in California

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Happy new year! Thank you for watching. ❤️

[@BarbaraCowdery]

Fascinating! I used to live in London for many years & never knew about these places! I’d love to go back & visit everything you filmed!!! So interesting!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you for watching! I love showing off hidden and strange places.

[@judithstonier9872]

I recently discovered your channel and am enjoying the interesting and informative videos this one has been my favourite so far thank you and I'm now hoping you have done one of the Sloan museum which I love

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thanks Judith! I’ve filmed one on Sir John Soane’s Museum but I have not written the video yet.

[@mattmasc6386]

Fun fun tour. Thanks for letting me tag along.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Any time! Thanks for watching.

[@martijnkeisers5900]

Loved watching ur video! Greetings from Amsterdam.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you so much Martijn!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Which museums should I visit and cover in Amsterdam?

[@cruisepaige]

Tawdry! ThNk you! I learn something new every day and today it was ftom YOU!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I love etymologies!

[@markcolyer1989]

Very interesting well done thank you.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Many thanks!

[@Akhuna01]

I Really, REALLY enjoy your content, and the way you present it. I hope you'll soon get the follower count you truly deserve! Thank you for showing us these treasures. I've been to the UK twice, but sadly didn*t have an opportunity to visit even one museum. I really want to go back and take my time exploring that city one day! Love from Bavaria, Germany!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! The next time you come to the UK, museums should be your top priority. :)

[@waverider8549]

I can only echo what you say. The channel is so new yet is 100 percent professional. I hope Jessica will get sponsors soon.

[@Akhuna01]

@@TheMuseumGuide definitely! If you're ever in Norfolk, I can recommend the Norwich Castle museum, which is basically the only museum on british soil I visited so far :D I had a nosebleed in front of the egyptian cat mummy, and since it's an inside joke between my friend and I that, whenever we see a cat, "the mummy accepted my blood sacrifice and is out to get me". Lol.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Ok, that is definitely creepy! I love it. You should visit the British Museum and see the cat mummy there - and find out if you get another nosebleed...

[@SECRETORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR]

Save your money and don't visit this hell hole of a country go to France instead it's way better..

[@thorn798]

Great video thanks.A look at the Horniman Museum would be great.Such a trove of esoteric oddities .I haven't been for over a decade but I remember a synthesizer donated by Psychik TV being in their musical instruments gallery.May aswell pop in to Nunhead cemetery to get a full day of South London psycho-geographical fun.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I loved Genesis! My husband and I went to see Psychic TV at Heaven in 2018.

[@lawriefoster5587]

What a pleasure it is to tour these places with you!! I feel as if I am right there. Learning so much. Thank you! In Philadelphia, Lawrie

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I’m so happy to hear it!

[@Horrorgirl-dv3ou]

I loved the whole thing 💕💕

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I’m happy to hear that! Thanks for watching.

[@stop-the-greed]

Fantastic .👍❤️

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jgunther3398]

Very enjoyable.

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@eileenlocke7877]

Jus found yr interesting vids . Thank u 🙏

[@TheMuseumGuide]

You’re very welcome!

[@Moneytane1976]

Very interesting and enjoyable, I have places I want to see in London now!

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Fantastic! That’s why I do this. 🥰

[@SallyBowles5050]

Excellent!!! I will be using this info to plan my trip for next year. These churches have got Harrod’s beat big time. 👍🏻

[@TheMuseumGuide]

I very much agree!

[@naboria69]

Awesome videos

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you!

[@natalieosullivan1271]

Love the way you tell our history keep up the good job 😊😊 Amazon

[@TheMuseumGuide]

Thank you for watching!