🇬🇧 LONDON STREET FOOD, EAST LONDON RAIN WALK, PETTICOAT LANE MARKET, BRICK LANE MARKET, 4K60FPS HDR
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- 🇬🇧 LONDON STREET FOOD, EAST LONDON RAIN WALK, PETTICOAT LANE MARKET, BRICK LANE MARKET, 4K60FPS HDR, Brick Lane Market, located in the East End of London, has a rich history dating back to the 17th century. Here are some key points in its history:
Origins: The market's origins can be traced back to the brick and tile manufacturing industry that dominated the area in the 17th century. The name "Brick Lane" itself is derived from the brick and tile kilns that were once prevalent.
18th Century: By the 18th century, the area around Brick Lane became known for its immigrant population, particularly French Huguenots and later Jewish immigrants who settled in the area. They brought with them a variety of trades and businesses.
Sunday Market: The market as we know it today started to take shape in the 20th century. It became a popular Sunday market, offering a diverse range of goods, including antiques, clothes, food, and more.
Cultural Diversity: Brick Lane Market became a hub for cultural diversity. In the mid-20th century, it attracted a significant Bangladeshi community, leading to the area being commonly referred to as "Banglatown."
Street Art: In the 21st century, Brick Lane became known for its vibrant street art scene, with many of the buildings adorned with colorful and creative murals.
Food Scene: Brick Lane is also renowned for its diverse culinary offerings, with numerous restaurants and street food stalls serving dishes from around the world.
Tourism: Over the years, Brick Lane Market has gained international recognition and become a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors interested in its history, culture, and unique shopping and dining experiences.
Today, Brick Lane Market continues to evolve while retaining its historical and cultural significance as a dynamic and lively part of London's East End.
Petticoat Lane Market, also known as Middlesex Street Market, is a historic street market located in the East End of London, England. It's famous for its long history as a bustling market, dating back to the 17th century. Petticoat Lane Market offers a wide range of goods, including clothing, accessories, homeware, and more. It's a popular destination for both tourists and locals looking for bargains and unique items.
Petticoat Lane Market, also known as Middlesex Street Market, is a historic market located in the East End of London, England. Its history dates back to the 17th century when it was primarily a market for second-hand clothes and bric-a-brac items. Here's a brief overview of its history:
Origins: The market's name, "Petticoat Lane," is thought to have originated from the sale of petticoats and other clothing items in the area. It officially became a market in the 18th century.
19th Century: In the 19th century, Petticoat Lane Market expanded and became known for selling a wide variety of goods, including clothing, textiles, household items, and more. It attracted a diverse range of shoppers.
Name Change: In the 20th century, there was a movement to change the market's name due to concerns about its reputation. It was officially renamed Middlesex Street Market in 1830, although the original name, Petticoat Lane, persisted in common usage.
Location: The market has been located on Middlesex Street and the surrounding area for much of its history, near the heart of London's East End.
Diverse Marketplace: Petticoat Lane Market has always been known for its diverse range of goods and sellers, reflecting the multicultural character of the East End. Over the years, it has hosted traders from various cultural backgrounds.
Changes and Modernization: Like many historic markets, Petticoat Lane has undergone changes and modernization efforts. It now includes a mix of traditional market stalls and more contemporary street food vendors and clothing retailers.
Vibrant Atmosphere: The market has maintained its vibrant and bustling atmosphere, attracting both locals and tourists looking for bargains and unique finds.
It's important to note that marketplaces like Petticoat Lane have a rich history, and their character may continue to evolve over time while still preserving elements of their heritage. For the most current information about the market and its offerings, it's advisable to check local sources and visit the market in person or online.
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Great walk video throughout eas London rain, London market, petticoat,lane and brick market today 👍 🏴 ☔
It was a lot of fun, with lots of footage of wonderful cityscapes and delicious-looking food!☆☆☆♪😊♪🌈🌈💖💖💖🌈🌈✨✨👏👏👏💖💖💖
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Thanks for adding the translation option
Hello GIP. Missed u in chat today but completely understand that u can’t always be there. Nice walk today @ Petticoat Lane Market & Brick Lane Market. I commend u for trudging through Brick Lane Market area after that brat on wheels tried stealing ur filming equipment. It must be so nerve wracking getting close to that area. My heart goes out to u. Thanks so much for all the hard work u do. I throughly enjoy ur channel, & especially enjoy u. Take care 🥰💕😉
Thank you Tina 😊 ❤️. We've had very bad weather here for the last 3 days wind and rain. Very heavy rain and thunderstorms
Morning meow meow 😊❤
Morning Skewie ❤️ 🌄
Looking forward to watching ! 🙃
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Super ! ❤
Thanks! 😊
Please share this video with friends if you can 😊❤
Awesome -spices and more spices 🤩 wicked laugh paradise 🥰
Thanks for watching and commenting ❤️ 👍 😊
Thought u would enjoy this: today during premier, as u were showing all the food, naturally we all were drooling, haha. There was a pretty good # of us chatting during it (about 15) & after a bit, one of the girls (can’t remember if it was Norma, Maria, or Jaana) said, “Girl knew what she was doing & brought us in front of all this delicious food to tease us!” We all agreed as we were all drooling & laughing @ same time. Ah, we sure do love u, Girl. 🥰😉
Haha thank you Tina 😊. I was on the underground during the premiere unfortunately, so I wasn't able to be there, but I catch most premieres. I missed talking to you guys 😊 ❤️ xxx
I thought u would get a kick out of that. 😂 It’s so nice having u the majority of the time in the chat during Premier’s. Again, we sure do love ❤u Girl.
Hi, do you have a Flower Garden or Vegetable Garden? NO, Don't Stop Talking !! lol Your occasional talks are fun. I dint hear or know about the Attempted Snatching. Sorry to hear that. Glad you got it back. Yes, I liked Brick Lane. Thank you.
Thank you Judy 😊 xx
15:51 is that a SHITake mushroom?💩🍄 Oh what a wonderful walkies this was❤ I loved hearing you talk as always😍 I got sad when you said you were going to stay silent😢 But then you carried on talking haha YAYYY!!😁. I loved hearing the rain noise and it was a great walk through the market. AND the food omg I'm sooo hungry now😆 Looking forward to seeing the other Italy video you spoke about. Thank you for taking us to another cool place 💕xxx
Thank you as always 😄 xxx
Some of those food items look incredible wish we had them in America those Powder case wow Yumy
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Very nice video you make 😊
Thanks a lot 😊
looks tasty
Acabou o verão, mas a vida continua haha
Thanks for watching ❤️ 👀 🙂
2:33 It’s pronounced “Petti-Coat” market but my mum calls it “Fettikoot” market since the 80s
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Are YOU in London right now?❤
Yup