The Teddy That Survived a U-Boat | Inside the Collection at Craven Museum, Skipton 

Amazing teddy.

Thanks Cath. Good little presentation.

I would love to see more of the diary, its so rare to get a glimpse into regular people's lives in the 19th century. if I'm ever in the UK I will try to give the museum a visit. Hi from Canada!

Great video! Thank you! Regards from Canada 🇨🇦

A'reyt Catherine. Interesting tales from Craven, land of my ancestors.

Really enjoyed this👍

Fantastic video.Been to skipton many times, and never been in the craven museum,but definitely will visit next time 👍🏼

This video is insane! I love it, something that BBC could show! I cannot wait for more 🙂

So interesting, there could be a video about each of those objects.

Once cycled through Skipton on a bike ride from London to Edinburgh . Wish I had known about the Museum would have looked in .

It is a well known fact that Teddy Bears are splendid swimmers

Coooool! 👍🏻

That looks like a brilliant museum. Loved all the exhibits especially the teddy! The Simpsons-yellow 3D printed skull :D :D :D I guess the origin of the bulk of that cotton would be from the work of enslaved people on plantations in the south of the US? I hadn't thought of that. My grandmother used Sylko cotton. My favourite item was the diary. Fascinating stuff. Thank you.

I love the way you made Ted's ship illustration bob up and down with the waves

We love your videos and have even bought your book. If I may suggest a topic. My great grandmother was born in Wentworth, her father was listed on the 1851 census as a gardener born in Long Thorpe Cambridgeshire. Research shows many of his relatives worked at Wentworth Woodhouse and it’s assumed he did as well. The wonderful book Black Diamonds by Catherine Bailey solved the mystery of why he moved to Yorkshire, a tranfere from Milton Hall near Long Thorpe owned by the son of the owner of Wentworth Woodhouse Earl Fitzwilliamaiam I’m sure you could make a brilliant You Tube video about the Big House and the Fitzwilliam dynasty.

What did the British ever do for the Romans! …. Great documentary as well.

This was very interesting! I sent the video to my mum and she thinks one of the cases of the threads may have been one she donated to the museum a while back 😄

Teddy survived because of a diet of marmalade sandwiches,. Great upload, more more

Das Bear (1981)

That snaky musical instrument is called a Serpent. Really. No kidding.

Teddy's had some work done on his nose. Don't sweat it, Teddy. So has half of Hollywood!

Why are their no girls like this where I live 😢