77) Gorton Cemetery (& The Nico Ditch)
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- čas přidán 19. 02. 2024
- A walkaround of Gorton Cemetery near Manchester.
Gorton Cemetery opened in 1900 and covers 13 hectares of land. The cemetery has over 18,000 graves and 80,000 people have been buried there since it opened.
Welcome to an adventure through Gorton Cemetery. Join us as we navigate the eerie tombstones and unravel the secrets that lie within this hallowed ground.
Immerse yourself in the captivating atmosphere of Gorton Cemetery.
From fallen soldiers to prominent figures of the past, each monument holds a tale waiting to be told.
As we walk through the weathered paths, you will witness the architectural beauty that adorns the graves, showcasing the artistic craftsmanship of a bygone era. Feel the weight of history as we pass by ornate and crumbling headstones, showcasing the passage of time.
Join us on this haunting exploration through Manchester's past, as we shed light on the forgotten stories and lost memories that still linger within Gorton Cemetery. Let our camera be your guide in this immersive experience, where history and mystery intersect.
Also featuring The Nico Ditch :-
Nico Ditch, constructed sometime between the Roman withdrawal from Britain and the Norman Conquest (possibly in the 7th Century as a boundary for the expansionist Anglo-Saxons, or in the late 8th or early 9th Century as a boundary marker between the Kingdoms of Mercia and Northumbria.) The purpose of Nico Ditch is unclear; it may have been used as a defensive fortification or as an administrative boundary. Regardless of its earlier use, the ditch has been used as a boundary since at least the medieval period, and legend has it that Nico Ditch was completed in a single night by the inhabitants of Manchester as a protection against Viking invaders in 869-870. Each man had a set area of the ditch to construct and was required to dig the ditch and build a bank equal to his own height.
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Very big cemetery, nice well kept graves
My great grandad and gran great uncle and great great grandad ate buried there . Great video thankyou
Thanks for watching 🙂
Thank you I enjoyed that I am thinking of visiting this cemetery very soon it looks very well kept. 👏👏
Thanks for watching and yes it is a very nice cemetery.
That Man Utd headstone was amazing..great vid as always 👍🏻
Thanks mate 👍😎
Enjoying this one. Sorry I'm late 🙂
Never seen a cemetery with so many information boards. Definitely one for a revisit 👍
Thanks for watching mate, im going to go back to Gorton Cemetery soon to do a few individual graves.
@@GraveInterest Think you replied before I amended my post lol.
Yeah definitely go back. There's some really interesting graves there as well isn't there. Definitely a place I'd like to visit as well 🙂
I have never seen a ditch with water in a cemetery ever
Hi love all your vids I do similar myself wondered if you wanted to collaborate one together I’ve got some fantastic ones to do
Hello mate, your channel looks pretty good. Collaboration yes love to 👍😎
That was interesting ,I was looking for my grandad he is buried with his mum in the Jewish side of Gordon cemetery, he has very green stones on his grave like jewels and I’ve not seen it since I was about 10 yr old his name is Joseph Hesketh I think he had a family printing business ..
I found the plot number on line under Gordon cemetery….if anyone see s it please let me know as I’m now 62 and moved when I was only 5 to Blackpool and I’m the last of the family my names Joseph ……
IDE love to see it again as I’m now house bound disabled……
I would like to be buried there but it’s financially not possible ….
He died a round 1963 ……
It was nice to see this a big surprise…….i was born in Gordon in 1961 on national race day and the nurse who took care of me had won and wanted to name me after the horse LOL…..
I do plan on going back there next as soon as i get the time, what is his plot number if i see it i will take a photo for you.
@@GraveInterest Hi that would be kind…I will check it out on line and let you know…thank you it’s appreciated…
Hi I’m not sure how to do this I’m trying to get a message to you about my grandad Joseph Hesketh , grave 162, position 3 in QRoman Catholic Also in the grave is Peter Joseph Hesketh his son and my grandads mum Beatrice Howarth ,,,,I could not buy credits for any other info the service as it’s not available to buy at present there is some web site issue there working on….is this info of any use ?
Thank you for your help
I don’t know how these web sites work so please help if you can ….regards
I think that should do it, usually a Letter and number, i will have a look next time i am there which hopefully should be pretty soon.