Anne Frank's Annex Recreated
13 April - 53 minsIn this episode, we explore some fascinating new historical exhibitions and curations taking place around the world.
The recreation of Anne Frank's annex in New York, with Tom Brink, Head of Collections and Presentations at the Anne Frank House.
Bilingual Dublin street signs and what they reveal about our cultural heritage, with Nicole Volmering of TCD.
Mudlarking in London, with London Museum curator of Archaeology Kate Sumnall.
And the early days of swimwear, with curator Amber Butchart, dress and design historian and broadcaster.
Series Episodes
King James VI and I: His Life and Loves
In this episode: our panel reflects on King James I & VI of Scotland - his life and loves - on the 400th anniversary of his death. Featuring historian Gareth Russell, Anna Groundwater, Principal Curator, Renaissance and Early Modern History at National Museums Scotland; Clare Jackson, Honorary Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Cambridge, and historian Lucy Hughes-Hallett, author of 'The Scapegoat'.
52 mins
23 March Finished
Arthur Guinness
In this episode, we meet the descendant of Arthur Guinness to discuss the early history of the brewery; we speak with Catherine Healy from Epic Irish Emigration Museum to discuss the stories of emigrants who wrote letters home; and how to start building your family tree, with the National Library of Ireland's Steven Skeldon.
52 mins
16 March Finished
Ireland & The Death Penalty
On this episode of Talking History: the history of Ireland's non-political executions, as we bring you the story of Annie Walsh, the only woman executed in independent Ireland.
53 mins
9 March Finished
