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Jack The Ripper
Who was Jack The Ripper? How many culprits were there? Who do you think is the most plausible? Historian Paul Robbins takes us on a journey and gives more...
Who was Jack The Ripper? How many culprits were there? Who do you think is the most plausible? Historian Paul Robbins takes us on a journey and gives more...
The Sea Forts
Jutting out from the sea like an eerie scene from a post-apocalyptic movie the Sea Forts have an air of mystery about them. Like most things of age an more...
Jutting out from the sea like an eerie scene from a post-apocalyptic movie the Sea Forts have an air of mystery about them. Like most things of age an more...
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill said, "History will be kind to me for I intend to write it."
Paul Robbins delivers a gripping 48-minute liv more...
Winston Churchill said, "History will be kind to me for I intend to write it."
Paul Robbins delivers a gripping 48-minute liv more...
Smuggling On The Kent Coast
Learn about a time when smuggling gangs ruled the roost.
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Learn about a time when smuggling gangs ruled the roost.
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The Curling's Of Kingsdown
They dined with Royalty and the worlds elite and they lived in Kingsdown near Deal and Dover, Kent.
But who were they and what did they more...
They dined with Royalty and the worlds elite and they lived in Kingsdown near Deal and Dover, Kent.
But who were they and what did they more...
History Of The Kent Coal Fields
Jimmy Davies is an ex-miner and was the person in charge of overseeing the closure of the coal mines in the southeast side of Kent.
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Jimmy Davies is an ex-miner and was the person in charge of overseeing the closure of the coal mines in the southeast side of Kent.
He more...
Castles On The Coast
The History Project co-founder and co-director George Chittenden talks about the Castles on the coast in Deal in Kent, South East England.
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The History Project co-founder and co-director George Chittenden talks about the Castles on the coast in Deal in Kent, South East England.
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