Episode 137: Tudor London - the Northern Suburbs

20 min•2 januari 2020

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In this episode we continue our journey around Tudor London, this time venturing out of the city proper to the suburbs around the east and north - Hackney, Islington, Hampstead and Highgate with a walk on the Heath to boot! Is the Queen of the Icini who led a rebellion against the Romans buried on Hampstead Heath? You'll have to listen to find out :)

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Episode 137: Tudor London - the Northern Suburbs

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