Worksop 1905 to 1910

[@moogdome2562]

Another big thank you for the great footage.

[@MegaPeter1952]

This is a lovely presentation, so thoughtfully and lovingly put together. Worksop has a fascinating history, not just in the its people, workplaces and housing, but also in its surround ducal parks and homes. Thanks you for sharing these beautiful photographs, in a presentation so expertly executed.

[@WorksopItsPastItsPeople]

Thanks Peter, Glad you enjoyed it, I hope you subscribed so you don't miss any additions to the channel. I've been meaning to contact you with an Idea I have been thinking about for a while, so expect a PM from me as soon as I get it straight in my head. Regards Barrie.

[@MegaPeter1952]

@@WorksopItsPastItsPeople Thank you Barrie, I will subscribe, and the other presentations are really nice. While I was watching them I thought how a stranger to Worksop would be made curious to see more.. Cheers, Peter.

[@geespar1]

Love this about my home town, please don’t think I’m being ‘picky’ but I did struggle with the loudness of the music compared to the commentary, otherwise though this is excellent, thanks for producing and posting

[@brianbrown4965]

the fish n chip shop was called Wilks

[@moogdome2562]

Can I ask, are there any pictures of, the liquorice factory, or feuds in Carlton, please?.