Walking Through History
Overview
Tony Robinson embarks on a captivating journey across Britain's stunning and historically rich landscapes in Walking Through History. Each episode sees him exploring significant sites, uncovering their stories, and delving into the past that shaped the nation. With his trademark curiosity and charm, Robinson brings history to life, inviting viewers to discover the cultural treasures hidden in the countryside. Through engaging narratives and breathtaking scenery, he highlights the connection between the environment and the events that have defined Britain’s heritage.
Episodes
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1
The Birth of Industry
In this captivating four-part series, Tony Robinson invites history enthusiasts and nature lovers to join him on breathtaking journeys through Britai...
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2
Frontline Dorset
In this episode, Tony embarks on a journey that transports him back to 1940, when Dorset unexpectedly became a crucial battleground against Hitler. O...
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3
The Tudor Way
Tony embarks on a 45-mile trek across the stunning landscapes of Kent's Weald and East Sussex Downs, eager to uncover the intriguing Tudor history of...
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4
Battle in the Glens
Tony embarks on a challenging four-day expedition through Kintail in the Scottish Highlands, delving into the tale of the Jacobite uprisings of the ea...
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Stonehenge
In the episode titled "Stonehenge," Tony embarks on an impressive 45-mile trek through Wiltshire, delving into the narratives of life and death during...
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2
The Lakes
Three decades after their invasion of Britain, the Romans set their sights on the formidable Lake District, a region known for its challenging terrain...
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3
Cornwall
Set in the late 1700s, the Cornish coastline offers a lucrative opportunity for those involved in smuggling. The region's hidden harbors, beaches, an...
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4
The Way to Wigan Pier
The host strolls beside the Leeds Liverpool canal, exploring its historical significance and the influence it has had on the region's development. As ...
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5
The Dark Age of Northumbria
The 1990s St Cuthbert Way meanders from Melrose to Lindisfarne, likely resembling the path followed by ancient monks. Over the course of four days, t...
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Bronte Country
Embarking on a journey through the landscapes tied to the Bronte family, the adventure culminates in Haworth. Along the way, the traveler encounters i...
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Victoria and Albert's Highland Fling
This journey delves into the Victorian transformation of the Deeside region, showcasing how Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's presence influenced its...
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3
The Norman Conquest of Pembrokeshire
The journey begins on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path but quickly veers off the trail, moving inland. This episode delves into the historical context o...
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4
Nazi Occupation: The Channel Islands
On June 30, 1940, a German military plane landed at Guernsey airport, marking the beginning of a five-year occupation. While the Channel Islands are ...
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5
King John's Ruin: The Peak District
Over the course of three days, the host explores the links between King John and the Magna Carta throughout the Midlands. As he journeys through this...
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6
England's Last Battle: The West Country
In the year 1685, a group of rebels arrived at the charming port of Lyme Regis in Dorset. They advanced through Somerset, stopping in Taunton to procl...
