Hallo from Hull History Nerd!
 

Hi all, I'm a huge history geek, mainly centred around railways, but that was my starting point to spread out wider around industrial history in general. I've been making a series of videos on YouTube about the history of Hull's railways which have gained a really nice following so far, and I was hoping you might also enjoy them. I don't ask for subscriptions, and I don't hide my videos behind paywalls - they are and will always be free to watch! I would upload one here, but I'm having trouble logging in to the TV site.

Hi there, welcome aboard.

Can you give a link to one of your Hull railway YouTube films please ?

I found one of the films, and was impressed by the presentation.

The Hull and Barnsley railway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7q4UofP_se0

Links
 

Hi Philip, sorry I missed your question, but I see you have found the videos! In case anyone else is interested, here's a link to my channel; https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLv...76uifRJN0LiUFQ

There is a whole series on the railways of Hull, and in the new year, when the weather starts behaving a little more responsibly, I'll be doing a series called Lost Railways of Yorkshire which gives the same treatment to other lines such as the Malton and Driffield, Beverley to York and Scarborough to Whitby branches.

Hull History Nerd, as a keen follower of your excellent series on the Hull and Barnsley, have you given any thought to the branches of the H&B ? I recall that you said that something might be coming at the end of the last film- when you were stood on the track before at Drax.