Beamish Museum: A Journey Through Time in Northern England

Step back in time and join us on an unforgettable journey through history at Beamish Museum! In this video, we explore the fascinating living museum of the North, where the past comes alive in captivating detail.

Beamish Museum offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in different eras, and we're excited to take you along with us as we discover what life was like in days gone by. From the sights, sounds, and smells of a bustling 1900s town to the tranquillity of a picturesque 1820s farm, Beamish Museum transports you to another world.

We'll wander through the cobbled streets, interact with costumed townsfolk, and delve into the stories behind each carefully recreated era. Learn about the industries that shaped the region, the daily lives of ordinary people, and the social changes that transformed society.

Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for a fun and educational day out, Beamish Museum has something for everyone. Come along and experience the magic of history brought to life!

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00:00 Beamish Overview
01:30 Arriving at Beamish
02:20 Buses and Tramway
11:20 1820's Landscape
19:48 1900 Pit Village & Colliery
29:41 Bus Depot
30:35 Rowley Station Edwardian
35:35 Vintage Fun Fair
36:18 1900's Town
51:59 1940's Farm
56:03 1950's Town Preview

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[colin.d]

I wish I had seen your video before I visited Beamish this summer. I remarkable place indeed.

[EmilyEd-wy]

Your channel is a true oasis for the mind and soul. Thank you for your warmth and light that you bring into our lives!😵‍🙁🎂

[gabbyhayes]

One of your most interesting videos so far. What an amazing, historical living museum. So good to see the atmosphere is not destroyed by modern vehicles parked in front of these wonderful old buildings.

[sharonsimcic]

Love this. Decades of historu in one place. A living history book Remarkable.

[cdversa]

Just lovely! You guys always deliver beautiful videos! Thank you for your time and effort. ❤

[AnnieAlways]

Absolutely charming & totally fascinating! Thank you for sharing!

[heinpereboom]

Dear Simon and Will, you have made another fantastic film.
I felt like I was in the old days and how wonderful that this can be seen in England.
Many thanks!

[jeanwalker]

I was a proud member of Hetton Silver band for nearly 30 years, another work of art by you guys showing our beautiful museum 😊

[arslongavitabrevis]

Beautiful video, as usual. I would say that it encapsulates the time when England was still England. Nowadays you have to go to small towns or villages to experience something similar to that. I say this as an Italian who has visited England many times and is well acquainted with its history and culture.

[maureentaphouse]

Wow what an amazing coverage of Beamish which really shows the extent and breadth in time and buildings saved. What an incredible job they have done too. Almost an hour didn't seem long enough so well done for a superb coverage. Shame people aren't clicking like to push it further up the algorithm.

[OliviaEvz]

Your videos are a true oasis for the mind and soul. Thank you for your creativity and inspiration!❗️🐝🚴‍

[kskssxoxskskss]

This looks like a major costume-drama resource for Grenada/BBC/PBS. Many villages might have the buildings, but the vehicles are priceless.

[DaveP]

A fantastic museum, one to revisit every few years as they always have a project to add to the experience. Front Street was half built when I last visited so its time to go again.

[brandieo]

This is right up my alley! I would totally enjoy this place. Thank you so much for another fun & interesting adventure 🙂🙂🙂 Y'all are the best!

[lifagrass]

I think this may be my favorite video of yours to date. Once again felt like i was there and you wwre my personal tour guide! Words can never fully express how much your videos mean to me and so many others!!! The time, work and research you put into each 1 is incredible and from the bottom of my heart I Thank You ❤❤

[iwonaszmid]

Bardzo ciekawe i ogromne. Wspaniały powrót do przeszłości. Dziękuję bardzo za film .❤👍🤗

[lorrainerichardson]

I just looked up "Joe the Quilter" there is a great poem in the Bowes Museum, no wonder they had so much information about him between the poem and the news regarding his murder. Beamish apparently have two of his quilts. This is why I love your channel so much. You get me interested in wanting to know more. Thank you as always. Now back to watching the rest of the episode =-)

[Pablo_Del_Norte]

What a fantastic site. Thanks so much for sharing highlights of your visit.

[TXMEDRGR]

What a fantastic museum! This museum is the next best thing to time travel; I would love to see it one day. I've been to a few living museums but nothing this nice. Thanks for showing this wonderful place to us.