Today the Black Country History Hunter looks into the terrible disaster that happened on the 6th march 1922, when 19 girls were burnt to death after a tragic explosion at the Knowles factory in Dudley Port Tipton.
We follow the journey one of the victims took that tragic day Annie Edwards.
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00:00 STARTING TITLES THE TIPTON DISASTER
00:38 INTRODUCTION FROM BCHH
00:57 WOLVERTON STREET MUNITION HUTS
01:10 TRACING LITTLE ANINIES FOOTSTEPS
01:42 DUDLEY MUNITION HUTS HISTORY
02:14 DUDLEY MAYOR BURNS DOWN HUTS
03:20 GO FOR THE TIPTON BUS
03:41 AT THE BIRMINGHAM ROAD BUS STOP
04:50 GOVERNMENT COVER UP AND D.O.R.A
06:00 BLACK COUNTRY HISTORY ON A BUS
07:00 PROUD TO BE IN HER MOTHER'S FOOTSTEPS
08:14 MR BEANS DUDLEY SHELL FACTORY
09:40 BCHH AT THE KNOWLES FACTORY
11:50 A BLACK COUNTRY SCANDAL COVER UP
14:22 THE BLUE PLAQUE
15:46 THE TIPTON CATASTROPHE MONUMENT
16:22 I SPEAK THEIR NAMES ONCE MORE
18:42 FINAL THOUGHTS ON THESE YOUNG MARTYRS
19:50 REMEMBER TO BE BE PROUD OF THE BLACK COUNTRY!"!!
13 авг 2024