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10 BRITISH Towns Where Time Stopped in Victorian England

Step back in time as we explore 10 British towns frozen in specific years. From Haworth's gaslit cobblestones of 1847 where the Brontës still walk, to Whitby's gothic 1897 immortalized by Dracula, to Blackpool's 1965 working-class seaside culture—these places refused to move forward. We explore: Haworth (1847) – Steep cobbled streets unchanged since Jane Eyre Whitby (1897) – Victorian port living in Bram Stoker's shadow Llandudno (1900) – Edwardian seaside perfection preserved Rye (1885) – Medieval market town before modernity arrived Portmeirion (1926) – Fantasy village built to resist ugliness Stamford (1910) – Hollywood's favorite period drama location Saltaire (1871) – Complete Victorian industrial utopia Alnwick (1935) – Pre-war market town in rural isolation Blackpool (1965) – Post-war Britain on holiday, still operating Bournville (1907) – Garden village before concrete estates Have you visited any of these time capsules? Share your stories below! ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: AI is used only for voiceover narration. All video footage and photographs are sourced from archives, public domain collections, and properly licensed materials. ❁❁❁ If you are a copyright owner and believe any material in this video has been used in a way that concerns you, please contact us at milesenzee@gmail.com. We will respond promptly and take appropriate action. Please do not reupload this video without permission. ❁❁❁ 🎞️ More British Heritage:    • BRITAIN 1990s — Teenage Life Before Smartp...   📌 Subscribe:    / @taimukapuseru   #BritishHistory #TimeCapsule #Haworth #Whitby #Victorianengland #HistoricTowns #UKTravel #BronteCountry