Great Train Robbery Bridge, Bruce Reynolds Statue, Star Tavern Pub, Police Museum & Houses.

I visit the Great Train Robbery bridge where the robbers stopped the train and unloaded the money. The Thames Valley Police Museum where we see the actual items that were used by the train robbers and recovered by police.
We also visit the final resting places of the robbery mastermind Bruce Reynolds & the man that was the treasurer Charlie Wilson who was killed by a hit man. The Star Tavern Pub where the robbery was planned, the home of Ronnie Biggs and the house that Buster Edwards stayed in with his family for 3 wks after the robbery.
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[@michaelspofforth2898]

DEFINITELY do a part two . Fascinating!!! Love your channel and what you do it’s always so interesting and historical. Keep it up mate

[@smallodd]

part 2 is a must,well done.

[@daveguile4730]

Brilliant video, well done. Part 2 would be great.

[@chriswaring5565]

THIS AS ALWAYS INTRESTED ME WATCHING VIDEOS ABOUT THE 1963 GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY GOIING TO WATCH BUSTER MOVIE NEXT GREAT INTRESTING VIDEO

[@liyahfrancesca1204]

Another great video, really interesting

[@joemorgan636]

Thanks for video well done keep it up

[@joenewman7033]

Brilliant, Bruce Reynolds book is s good read, thank you

[@yusufsuleyman624]

Great informative video!!! Remember Ronnie Biggs escape in the news when I was growing up. Loved the film Buster with Phil Collins in the title role in the 80s.

[@tonybowie1283]

Brilliant video my friend, loving your channel

[@paulshilton3520]

Superb work mate,all the best from Brisbane 👍👍🍺🍺

[@davidfield4937]

Great video, yes to part 2 please.

[@johnrice7076]

Hi m8 absolutely brilliant video really interesting keep up the good work

[@joenewman7033]

Very interesting, well done

[@keithmiller322]

Great video, well done

[@stephenbuckby7700]

So both Cordrey and buster Edward went into the flower business

[@joenewman7033]

When I was a cab driver in Manchester I picked is son up nick singer for alabama 5.

[@hants1]

That date of 1948 can"t be right for bruce"s wife,that would make her 15 at the time of the robbery in 1963.

[@gokublack8123]

Can’t believe it was so much money