Mill Hill London: driving & walking tour

Tour of Mill Hill, London NW7 by car and by foot, going from the Mill Hill East area through Mill Hill Village and Mill Hill Broadway.

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Video Contents:

I've made a little Contents page at the start of the video so that if you like you can skip to the exact parts that interest you. Here are the written out time stamps for you if you prefer to fastforward manually:

1. Map of Mill Hill 00:00:04
2. Dollis Road & Dollis Brook Viaduct 00:00:13
3. Holders Hill Circus 00:00:31
4. Bittacy Hill 00:00:40
5. Mill Hill East Station 00:00:54
6. Mill Hill Village Sports & Country Club 00:01:28
7. Francis Crick institute: National Institute for Medical Research NIMR centre & The Ridgeway (includes St Vincents Catholic school) 00:02:03
8. Mill Hill Village, Angel Pond & Milespit Hill (including The Mount School International) 00:02:27
9. Mill Hill Schools (including Grimsdell Pre Preparatory School, St Vincents Catholic school, St Pauls, Mill Hill private independent school & college) 00:04:11
10. Saint Paul's Church 00:05:14
11. Belmont Farm 00:05:47
12. Three Hammers pub & Hammers Lane, passing the Retail Trust 00:05:58
13. Daws Lane 00:06:20
14. Mill Hill Broadway & Circus 00:06:42

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Music credits:

[elfrank]

Thank you so much for this video i live 2 years in mill hill inside the institute of research my mother work there, 20 years past and it looks the same so much memories 😢 im from argentina

[NickDavies]

Lived uphilll road late 1980s / 1990s till 1998. Thanks for the video

[steveyoung]

Thank you for this video, I attended St Paul’s in the 1950’s and lived at the Reddings

[michaelreardon]

Good to see again, it's been some 35 years since I was there. Thanks for the memories.

[geoffcrisp]

I was brought up in Mill Hill in the 1950's and 60's. Baptised in St Pauls church and played in the ponds and Mill Hill park. There used to be a gas works at Mill Hill east near the start of Bittacy Hill near today's Waitrose. The village hasn't changed very much over the years as its a conservation area and subject to strict planning rules. My parents lived in the area before WW2 when it was still fairly rural. In the early 1970's I installed an Elliott 803 computer system in Mill Hill school donated by the company I worked for at the time.

[jossmullinger]

Mill Hill has changed a bit since I lived there in the 1950s!! But interesting to see it again, thank you.

[mitch]

I haven’t been here for nearly 45 years

[tattyshoesshigure]

Lived in Flower Lane from 1958 - 1974, and had a very happy time growing up there. The construction of the M1 & the subsequent demolition of the old red brick railway bridge over the Broadway brought a huge change to previously ‘sleepy’ Mill Hill, as did the demolition of the lovely Italianate Catholic Church & it’s replacement by an absolute monstrosity on the junction of Flower Lane & the Broadway.

[dmes]

So many nice memories from when I lived there as a child 😢

[mandynewman]

I lived on Inglis Barracks 1978 -82 and would catch the 140 or 221 bus from Mill Hill East Station to Copthall School. We left when Dad came out of the Army. The barracks was blown up by the IRA shortly afterwards and no longer exists.

[bloxyjarjarplayzthepro]

i actually go to that Primary School in mill hill

[alcantarapropaganda]

Eu amei muito essa escola ela é enorme e bonita ❤️❤️

[alcantarapropaganda]

Eu fiquei apaixonada quando vi os vídeos

[acumanabstractarts]

I would love to find more about the parson who made this video coz I would like to interview them for my frist year academic papers and I been all the help so I chosen this area because I live in it so plz tell me if possible

[gamblemadman]

The medical research centre was demolished in 2018 :(

[alcantarapropaganda]

Em Julho vou em Londres com todos vocês