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Thanks!

If Mary Jane Kelly was sliced beyond all recognition, isn't it possible that she was out working and someone else was in her room. no fingerprints or DNA back then so it was possible

Sinead, your videos are so fascinating and informative. I have an obsession with elaborate cemeteries and the Magnificent Seven are on my bucket list for when I visit the UK. I feel like I was walking along right beside you.

Dr Johnson used to say"When a mangiare tired of London is tired if life...

False information 7:13 The queens house was built after Anne's execution. Anne stayed in the medieval apartments that were to the south of the White Tower.

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amazing video full of information...i was just wondering...on arrival, is there a map or anything you can buy to guide your way around so that people don't miss anything. Thank you.

People that are able to talk like this for that long have a gift.

Great work

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I know I new you! Mrs S. A Canadian show, Orphan Black. 😄👍🇨🇦 hello Mrs S ! Hope things are going well!

My son and I visited the UK back in 2018 and one of the things I picked for us to do was a Jack the Ripper tour. As a self described “Ripperologist” it was exciting to actually walk the streets of Whitechapel and see where these horrific events took place.

Hipgnosis is pronounced hypnosis.

brittish and americans are obsessed with psychopaths and serial killers and using their stories in the context of entertainment - it's not entertainment. please find something positive and pleasant to do and stop talking about the victims and exploiting those who were murdered because they need to be left in peace

The vampire is still there and continues to kill millions to this day. His name is Karl Marx

I’m gonna say this again the reason Jack the Ripper was never found is because Jack Ripper was not a man that’s why he was never found Jack Ripper was a woman most likely one of their fellow hookers most likely a young hooker with it probably was bipolar lashed out against her hookers, and that would be the last person you suspect would be a womanthat’s why he was never found because it was never a man

Great video, thanks

Little Venice to Camden was one of the most amazing places I've ever been. I´m from São Paulo, Brazil.

Hello lovely, I just want to say it so was so nice meeting you in Camden last weekend. Great to spend a short time with you, Hope you enjoyed the Janes Addiction gig, we looked out for you but must have missed you. Keep doing your fantastic historical videos, we love them. Keep in touch. - Syluss

I am not looking for the macabre, but in my +50 years I have always sought out the graveyards of other countries. This is where you clearly see differences in culture. In my homecountry of Denmark, these are mostly neat squares demarcated with a small low hedge and a mini garden within the hedge. And a tombstone of course. There is someone responsible for the graveyards, so if a stone starts to fall it will be straightened. In Ireland at Glendalough I really thought I was in a movie with the old and crooked tombstones. It was only later that I saw that it was also the case in many other cemeteries on the British Isles :) In the south of Europe you find a completely different scenery. In Barcelona, ​​with the otherwise so many sights on Montjuïc, I prefer to skip the long tourist queues for art museums and visit the Montjuïc Cemetery, where you can explore (in respect of course) the fantastic surroundings for many hours. Lots of art there as well outside in fresh air.

you are wrong l no who lives there, it's my friend cos I live next door

Did I see a screen shot of assassin’s creed unity in this video?

It’s definitely not in Queen’s Park

Thank you Sinead! Appreciate your tours!

Very nice Mam🎉🎉🎉

I have a vague memory of seeing some preserved shop facades in one of the London museums. Was that at the V&A or elsewhere. Leonardo's notebooks too?

I'm so glad I discovered your tours , marvelous so informative and emencily interesting.🤩

i find windsor a bit drafty and boring . It does have a lot of history but it does not have the splendor of other European Royal Palaces . The tour guide was great

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Where you walk through the archway into the grounds the mason was annoyed so made a rude carving. My sister and I have never found it!

Amazing video. Camera work could be improved in places, but it made me want to book and experience it myself!

The crooked house used to be the tuck shop for King’s School, the oldest school in the country founded in 600 AD.

My late sister married her husband from Canterbury. Can’t remember if he was a Man of Kent or a Kentish Man. The middle of Canterbury is actually an island called Burr Island and he was born in a tiny house overlooking the river. I spent my holidays with my sister every year until she passed. Have a lot of family there. All Saints Lane is where he was born in one of the red brick cottages you can see in the video.

Can you recommend a good dog friendly pub to eat/drink in the Vauxhall area?

Caxton did NOT invent the printing press. It was invented 300 years earlier. Maybe he was the first to have one in England. Otherwise good tour.

Lived there for a year in 2006, gutted that I moved away.

This was amazing. Thank you!

Very nice....I was there on 1995 student at UEL... Now in India

As a tour guide myself, this was a lovely tour with great visuals and a sumptuous amount of history and detail❤Thank you

In Arizona 😭

You can smell the old money. This place is full of old property rich folk. Bought their houses for a pittance in the 60/70's, and now have the luxury of living in the poshest part of London (rent free). Places like Chelsea and Mayfair are where the real swanky money is, it's full of foreign bankers and investors. Hampstead is where you will find the old dithering types, pottering around the charity shops and Knick knack stores, buying vases for £200. It's a retirement haven

I live in South Hampstead, just around the corner from Hampstead Heath, it's a mile uphill to walk there though. (Humble brag alert)

I notice that there are some 170,000 people buried yet there are only 53,000 graves. How is that?? Here in the US, generally each person has their own grave unless they ate buried in a family mausoleum.

Thank you so much for the tour. I have always wanted to see St Peter Ad Vincula, I wanted to see The Crown Jewels but I have to wait to see it in person. I love history.I got goose bumps just watching this

Would it be practical to do both the LIWM and HMS Belfast in the same day? If not, which would you recommend as the better choice?

Winchester has gone co-ed;the one you could not remember is Radley ,near Oxford 🎩

Can you do a video on all the buildings surrounding or in Trafalgar Square? Thanks

Thank you Jessica. This tour was superb. Why haven't we been given your surname? More by you please. You are clear and concise and interesting.

Hey! Fellow British Columbian here ❤ Penticton and Kelowna.