Penny Gaffs, Parks, and Parenthood

from My Love Letter Time Machine - Victorian History · host Ingrid Birchell Hughes

Season 4, episode 3. 20th - 22nd July 1882. We find out more about Fred’s neck of the woods in Middlesbrough by taking a look at the Victorian Parks movement as a response to industrialisation, and Ingrid ends up sharing her own personal 'hymn' to Sheffield Cathedral. Fred also seems to be rather sad that he's not yet going to be a father. Which is probably just as well at the moment.Support the show

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