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Secrets of Baker Street

Baker Street is one of London’s most notable roads, famous of course for being the location of 221B; the home of Sherlock Holmes. There’s a lot more to discover along Baker Street though, including daring tales of WWII espionage, an audacious bank heist, and a 1920s women’s detective school. There’s a link with The Beatles too, and in this video I’ll be taking you on a tour of all of these historic sites- plus much more… Thank you so much to all of you who support my channel with kind words, shares and likes; all of which really do help my work. If you missed my earlier video looking at London's Station Cinemas, then you can view that here:    • London's Lost Station Cinemas (at Victoria...   If you’re in a generous mood, I now have a Ko-fi account where you can leave a tip- any such donations are of course very much appreciated and go towards helping me make videos. https://ko-fi.com/robslondon You can purchase merch at my online store too; robsonlinedesigns! https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/robsonli... My website: https://robslondon.com Follow me on Twitter!   / cabmirror   My Instagram feed: https://www.instagram.com/robert_lord... Thanks again for watching, friends. Stay well and please be sure to stay tuned! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chapters in this video: 0:00 Intro 01:16 The Birth of Baker Street 02:39 At Home With Sherlock Holmes 05:29 The Baker Street Robbery 09:10 The Hotel That Never Was 11:00 The Heroes of Telemark 13:20 Baker Street Tube Station 16:20 The Wonderpass 18:30 The Women's Detective School 20:16 The Apple Boutique 22:58 The S.O.E H.Q 24:41 The Baker Street Bazaar 27:27 Outro --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Baker Street Station Buffet by Sir John Betjeman: Early Electric! With what radiant hope Men formed this many-branched electrolier, Twisted the flex around the iron rope And let the dazzling vacuum globes hang clear, And then with hearts the rich contrivance fill’d Of copper, beaten by the Bromsgrove Guild. Early Electric! Sit you down and see, ’Mid this fine woodwork and a smell of dinner, A stained-glass windmill and a pot of tea, And sepia views of leafy lanes in Pinner – Then visualize, far down the shining lines, Your parents’ homestead set in murmuring pines. Smoothly from Harrow, passing Preston Road, They saw the last green fields and misty sky, At Neasden watched a workmen’s train unload, And, with the morning villas sliding by, They felt so sure on their electric tripThat Youth and Progress were in partnership. And all that day in murky London Wall The thought of Ruislip kept him warm inside; At Farringdon that lunch hour at a stall He bought a dozen plants of London Pride; While she, in arc-lit Oxford Street adrift, Soared through the sales by safe hydraulic lift. Early Electric! Maybe even here They met that evening at six-fifteen Beneath the hearts of this electrolier And caught the first non-stop to Willesden Green, Then out and on, through rural Rayner’s Lane To autumn-scented Middlesex again. Cancer has killed him. Heart is killing her. The trees are down. An Odeon flashes fire Where stood their villa by the murmuring fir When ” they would for their children’s good conspire.” Of their loves and hopes on hurrying feet Thou art the worn memorial, Baker Street. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music used in this video: Walk Through the Park (TrackTribe) I Knew a Guy (Kevin MacLeod) Music Box (Brian Bolger) Shamanistic (Kevin MacLeod) On the Ground (Kevin MacLeod) The Gentleman Awaits (Will Osborne, 1938) The Awakening (Patrick Patrikios) War Drums (Music Box) Jazz Mango (Joey Pecoraro) Baynard Medley, 1936 (Will Osborne and His Orchestra) Ticket to Nowhere Man (Audioautix) Ticket To Nowhere Man by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Black Mass (Brian Bolger) Hovering Thoughts (Spence) Arabian Sand (E’s Jammy Jams) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------