A Stroll Through Tiger Bay - Part 2 of 4

Author of the Tiger Bay Story and The Cardiff Bay Experience, Neil Sinclair brings to the screen his very popular seafront history walk. Now in the pleasure of your easy chair you can venture down the old Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian streets of Tiger Bay and The Docks as they were.
Hear also interesting anecdotes of the larger than life characters who once walked those no longer existent streets and see how Cardiff, a mere village with less than 2,000 dwellers, grew into the city we recognise today.
Neil, who also does lectures, presentations, exhibitions and bus tours for the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation, is a well known personality in the Bay where he still lives. In collaboration with Director Fran Boyer of Moaning Minnie Productions and underscored with original music composed by local musician and artist John Lenney, Neil has produced a most exciting and interesting video.
Contrasting wonderful views of Cardiff's newly transformed seafront with historical film footage and archive photographs, this video revives the historic beginnings of Cardiff's turn of the century rise from obscurity, inspired by the foresight and auspices of the Second Marquis of Bute, to become the world's most famous seaport.
DISCLAIMER:
Due to the extreme rarity of this VHS video, I wanted to upload it for posterity and the educational benefits it will bring to the younger citizens of our great city. I also wanted to ensure that Neil Sinclair's work is preserved. There is no financial gain made from this upload.

[@plumduff3303]

Brilliant thanks

[@leonbishop5183]

A short clip of my lovely father Terry Bishop 1941-2016 is here at 2:21
The little boy facing the camera and smiling.
He was a great man and I’m forever proud...⭐️❤️

[@nicksxi08061973]

I'm new to Cardiff Bay but fascinated by the old history of the place. I was settling down to watch these great videos by Neil Sinclair, but was sad to discover that he died in 2019. What a great story teller he was, I'm sure his family miss him greatly and I wish them the best.

[@tommyhassan3545]

Neil’s knowledge of the area was second to none

[@lucytegeler4296]

Beautifully presented by a handsome man of erudition & passion about a time and place I know very little about.... thank you. I came here looking for my Grandfather whom I never knew except that he was born a sailmaker's son about this time in Cardiff.

[@mrbass8977]

Neil Sinclair RIP. Great man and sadly missed.

[@zoedark7101]

I love that film

[@grandma.p]

Are there any books about this time period in Cardiff? Any historical fiction?

[@Vmaren]

The hiding place by trezza azzopardi is one?

[@kazfleszar5899]

was that newport bridge .

[@JWB86]

It was