Hamilton, Ontario: Durand 

Thank you for taking time to make and post these wonderful rambles.

Benjamin, I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you for all of your time/efforts it took to create these. They are certainly appreciated even if many don't take the time to comment/give feedback. There's fascinating history in each and every village, town, city. I hope one day you make more. Many people scoff at Hamilton, but are ignorant as to its importance in helping to literally build Ontario, and Canada as a whole with untold Billions of tons of steel from what were once 2 of the largest steel mills in North America. I love strolling Aberdeen Avenue and the surrounding leafy, tree lined, well landscaped side streets, the charming houses, and trying to get a feel of the history and it's retained sense of grandeur. Cheers 🍻

Thank you for a pleasant walk around the neighborhood I’m very familiar with. So nice to hear about its rich history. (No pun intended)

I'm Peter at 24 Tisdale street south at main St East

9:57 The Ravenscliffe house is currently for sale at over $8,000,000 dollars. Any takers?

Interesting video

3:44 To get to MacNab St. from the school you head east, not west.

I would love to see actual photos of these mansions being built??

Nigel in Hamilton🇨🇦 Ontario CANADA i am in waiking distance of these neighborhoods

I enjoy the history you share but in all of your videos you mispronounce so many places. Glasgow, in Scotland is Glas go. The W is silent. There are quite a few others, but most important is that Durand, is Der AND. With the emphasis on the AND.

This is a potentially-interesting video. However, there is a problem with the signal-to-noise ratio of the audio track. From a communications point of view, the background music is noise. It interferes with hearing what you are saying and reduces the effectiveness of the video.

Last few words of every sentence die out, which destroys the narration.

#mudflood