LuneTube presents three special films to mark Remembrance Day 2018. FOR THE FALLEN Lancaster-born poet Laurence Binyon penned his most famous work, “For The Fallen” in 1914. It was originally published in The Times newspaper and has gone on to become one of the most familiar odes to remembrance across…
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Wonder Roman
Wonder Roman Hail LuneTubers! Lancaster has a long and rich history. In the 21st Century, the city continues to grow and evolve, with new buildings springing up to replace the old! But as our films have shown; there are still plenty of traces of the past, whether it be the…
Special Relationship
Warton’s Special Relationship A mile from Carnforth, lies the village of Warton. Nestling at the foot of a limestone escarpment called Warton Crag; there has been a settlement here since pre-Roman times. Today, quaint cottages line the main street; which retains a feeling of antiquity, despite the many vehicles that…
LuneChat The Third
Exclusively for LuneTubers, we bring you the third in our series of LuneChats. Our Janine and Our David bring you an update of LuneTube’s plans for future releases and reflect on some of their films of the past. In particular, they focus on the film which was released last month…
Letters from the Crimea
IN REMEMBRANCE 2018 sees the culmination of a series of events to mark the centenary of the end of World War One. With all the survivors now deceased; the conflict has passed from living memory. The commemorations have sought to ensure the stories of the war and lessons to be…
QUERNMORE’S SUNKEN WINDOW
HEART OF GLASS Evidence of stained glass in British churches can be traced back to the 7th Century. By the Medieval period the practice was commonplace and we can only imagine the wonder with which worshipers gazed upon these colourful creations. A revival in the 19th Century saw a resurgence…
SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES
SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES There’s more to Carnforth than Brief Encounter. Around the town, there are clues to its past, if you know where to look.Well connected by rail, road and canal, Carnforth is also surrounded by natural outcrops of limestone. And limestone is a vital component in the…
Morecambe’s Lost Theatre
MORECAMBE’S LOST THEATRE From ‘The Era’, Saturday 9th April 1898: “Morecambe added still another big attraction to the many already established for the delectation of its visitors when, on Monday, the new Royalty Theatre opened its portals to the play-going public for the first time.” Situated on Market Street and…
Curtain Up!
Drum Roll Please! This week has been rather a special week for LuneTube: This is the week that we have passed the 50,000 views milestone! Yes, our films have been watched over 50,000 times since we started our weekly release last September. So we thought we’d take a bow, and…
Workers’ Playtime
THAT WAS THE YEAR For Britain, 1956 was an eventful year. With the Suez Crisis dominating headlines around the world and Prime Minister Anthony Eden clinging to power at home, it was a turbulent time . Manchester United won the Football League 1st Division and Manchester City the FA Cup. …