Aylesbury - A History

A look at the Buckinghamshire town of Aylesbury and a visit to some historic locations both in and around the town.
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[jameskemp]

Enjoyed that thank you, grew up in Aylesbury and love history, moved away due to work, but the place will always have a place in my heart....

[Volfmech]

Lived here all my life and never knew half the things you mentioned. Thank you. I think its a shame that local schools in Ayesbury, don't seem to give some kind of history of the town to those who live within.

[TheJcc]

Thanks so much for this. I grew up around Aylesbury, and you've done a great job capturing our history. Thanks again

[martinwarner]

Brilliant. Going to catch up on your they are so interesting. Peace and goodwill.

[theImmortalsquirrel]

Brilliant video, I’m born and bred, home is where the heart is 👍

[Another_youtube_animator]

I’m just coming back to this video after 5 months... I just can get enough of these videos :)) there so good. You’d make a good history teacher lol

[AlCampo]

Very interesting, thank you. I'm thinking of moving to Aylesbury and it's nice to know more about it

[billclark]

Good video. Shows the town off in a positive light

[dionlindsay]

You sure tell a good story - I enjoyed that very much!

[darceyanton]

Thank you very much Simon. It is wonderful to see the historic places connected to my family. Some of my ancestors are from Aylesbury. Alfred Hayward and his wife Caroline Bartlett left Aylesbury, in the 1800's, sailed across the Atlantic Ocean and settled in the area of Cobourg and Rice Lake, Ontario, Canada. There is a monument in St. Mary's Church cemetary that commemorates some members of the Hayward and Rose families. It was recently rediscovered after being covered with vegetation for almost 100 years. I believe there is also a plaque inside the church that mentions a William Hayward. I look forward to viewing more of your videos.

[mihtriunfo]

What an amazing video, I am passionate about history and archaeology, I am still learning English and want to study more about archaeology. I would like to learn more about Aylesbury in the mercia kingdom period. Thank you for the video! 😊

[digitaldecayproject]

Wow I’m so glad I came across this video! Learnt so much about where I live! This is really good!

[RebrandingMe]

Thank you for this extensive video. I have just moved to Aylesbury from London. Only a week in this town and totally loving it. The canal goes right behind my new house, you can even put your feet in it. ❤️❤️❤️

[casstrippin]

been in uae for years now and this brought me right home, awesome vid

[derynandragenfamily]

That was a fantastic video, I thoroughly enjoyed learning a little about the town!

[rurimino]

Thank you Simon for taking the time and trouble to make this enthralling video. Interesting and informative and very well edited. I am about to start work here and was keen to find out more about the historical significance of the town before I do so. Just so I can show off to the locals :) I'm travelling from the North of England and you will agree it's quite a contrast. Looking forward to it though given your fascinating guide.

[kevwalsh]

We’re new to this beautiful area and we found this video very interesting. Brilliant.

[OTheQuietOneO]

Thank you so much! I am moving here from South East Asia soon as I return to the U.K. after a few years working away and your video has been very informative indeed. I used to live in Maidenhead, Berks, so know Aylesbury, but not too well, and this has helped greatly. Thank you for taking the time and effort.

[mbplumbing]

amazing video thank u for teaching about aylesbury

[hrunchyx]

My dad has grown up in Aylesbury from 1972 to 2016 and i have lived there from 2008 to 2016