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Making History
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Tuesday 3.00-3.30 p.m
Nick Baker and the team answer listeners' historical queries and celebrate the way in which we all 'make' history.
Programme 7
28听November 听2006

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Manchester House

Making History listener Pippa Francis contacted the programme to ask whether someone could explain how the space in her 1870鈥檚 Victorian semi would鈥檝e been used when it was first built.

Making History consulted听听 and听听

Listen to extended Manchester house tourListen to a full length version of Nick Baker鈥檚 tour of the house with Hannah and Alan

The听 has a useful guide to researching your own house

Also the听 has advice for Londoners

The following publication may also be useful 鈥淭racing the History of Your House鈥 by Nick Barrett and published by the Public Record Office.

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Was the 1930鈥檚 a decade of depression?

Professor Chris Wrigley at the University of Nottingham answered a listener鈥檚 query about a family member moving from South Wales to Loughborough to find work by arguing that not all of the UK suffered economic depression in the thirties. Indeed there were pockets of prosperity in the manufacturing areas of the Midlands and South East that were not dependent on exports but rather met domestic demand for cars and electrical goods in particular.

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Muntjac Deer

Richard Daniel reported on how the Duke of Bedford imported Muntjac Deer from China in the late nineteenth century and how they found their way into the wild.


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Woburn Abbey Archives can be contacted by writing to:

Mrs A Mitchell
Archivist
Woburn
MK17 9WA
England

enquiries@woburnabbey.co.uk
Introduced Species

Making History investigated recent research into the introduction of the rabbit and consulted Julie Curl of the Norfolk Archaeological Unit; Simon Parfitt of the Natural History Museum and Naomi Sykes at the University of Nottingham.听








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Vanessa Collingridge
Vanessa CollingridgeVanessa has presented听science and current affairs programmes for 成人论坛, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Discovery and has presented for 成人论坛 Radio 4 & Five Live and a regular contributor to the Daily Telegraph and the Mail on Sunday, Scotsman and Sunday Herald.听

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Making History听is a Pier Production for 成人论坛 Radio 4 and is produced by Nick Patrick.

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