Subscribers
47 200
YOUTUBE SHOWS "47.2K subscribers"
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YouTube channel // numbers taken OCT 08, 2026
Our History Underfoot
Our History Underfoot has 47 200 YouTube subscribers and 3 141 700 views across the 90 videos we track, counted Oct 8, 2026.
Our History Underfoot explores forgotten places, old railways, canals, and historic infrastructure through walking and outdoor exploration. These videos focus on the history we still walk over every day — often hidden in plain sight beneath our feet. From abandoned railway lines and lost stations to reservoirs, bridges, and industrial remains, each walk uncovers how the past continues to shape th
▸ Verdict
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Views per video run at 74% of subscriber count — reach lags the subscriber base.
BASED ON 90 COLLECTED VIDEOS
Views · tracked
3 141 700
SUM OVER 90 VIDEOS WE FOLLOW — NOT LIFETIME
Avg views / video
34 907
OVER 90 TRACKED VIDEOS
Subscriber dynamics
FIRST MEASUREMENT
47 200
OCT 08, 2026
DAILY TRACKING BEGINS ON THE NEXT CRAWL.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
Views across last 40 videos
Videos · 90
Finding the Secret Marzipan Tunnel in the ruins of Staveley
The Lost Village of Derwent: Exploring the Ruins Before They Vanish Again
Britain’s Secret Wartime Oilfield : Dukes Wood Nottinghamshire
The Hidden Railway History Buried Around Kirkby-in-Ashfield
The Worst Railway House in Nottinghamshire? Bleasby Station
Beeston Lock: The Forgotten Canal Relic You’ve Never Seen
The Derwent Church Mystery: Did People Really See It After 1947?
Ladybower Reservoir Has Dropped Again! The Lost Village is Reappearing
Why Rufford Ford Remains Closed (And What Could Reopen It)
Leicester Lost its Mainline | The Great Central Railway
Why Vernon Park & Pond in Nottingham Exists May Surprise You
This River Trent Island Disappeared From the Map
Is This the Same Island as Clifton Grove's Lost Island?
Is This the Most Beautiful Canal Walk in Derbyshire?
How Low Is Ladybower Reservoir? The Lost Village of Derwent Returns
Nottingham's Abandoned Riverbed: What Happened to the Trent?
Nottingham's Secret: Hand-Carved Caves Beneath This Historic Pub
This Peak District Town Had FOUR Different Railway Lines—Here's What Remains
How People Crossed the River Trent in Nottingham for 700 Years
400 Years Lost: Where Did the Original River Trent Go?
Ivanhoe Line: Coalville to Leicester | Will This Railway Ever See Passengers Return?
What Was This Bridge Built For? The Trent Lock Mystery Explained
The Hidden 2 Mile Tunnel Beneath Nottingham | Tracing the Lost Beck Burn
The Lost River Buried Beneath Nottingham's Streets
Built But Never Opened: Britain's Most Unusual Railway?
The Disused Blackburn Valley Railway Hidden Beneath a Popular Sheffield Trail
Did This 1604 Coal Route Invent the Railway?
Wellingborough’s Forgotten Connection: The Line That Vanished
Industrial Decay: The Trent & Mersey's Abandoned Ruins
The Ivanhoe Line is Disappearing Fast – Here's What's Left
This Bridge Dividing a City | Why Nottingham Spent £18 Million on Pedestrians
A Missing Piece: Tintern Station & the Lost Railway Bridge
They Walked Away From This Peak District Railway
The Abandoned Quarry That Built Britain's Most Famous Dam
The Mysterious Arches Built Into This Stone Bridge
This Iconic Rare Crossing Is Being Removed—Here's Why
One of Britain's Last Hand-Operated Railway Crossings
Britain's Most Powerful Aircraft Tested Here — Hucknall Airfield
Is this the Worst Railway Station in Nottingham?
Two of Britains Biggest Rail Lines Once Met Here — Then It Vanished
