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Making History
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Begins Tuesday 19 October 2004, 3.00-3.30 p.m
Sue Cook presents the series that examines listeners' historical queries, exploring avenues of research and uncovering mysteries.
Series 10
Programme 1
Programme 1 -Ìý19 October 2004

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Listeners' queries

Gandhi and Chaplin
"Could a schoolboy have met Gandhi and Chaplin on a street corner in the East End in 1931?"
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Hull Friary and Baltic timber
"In fairly recent excavations at the site of the medieval Augustinian Friary in Hull, (of course an important port then as now), several high status burials were discovered. The coffins were well preserved because of the wet conditions and were made of timber from the Baltic area. Was late medieval England so lacking in timber that it had to import it from so far away?"
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Lee Gap Horse Fair
"I was born at Batley in Yorkshire. As a child in the 1930s I used to be taken to the Lee Gap Horse Fair which was always claimed to be the oldest in the country. I think there were two parts of it: Upper Lee and Latter Lee. It was at West Ardsley but I've always wondered if it was the oldest horse fair."
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1948 Olympics - the athletes' accommodation
"Was there an Olympic Village built for the 1948 London Olympics? If not, where did the athletes stay? Also, with rationing, what did they eat?"
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Making History

Vanessa Collingridge
Vanessa CollingridgeVanessa has presentedÌýscience and current affairs programmes for ±«Óãtv, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Discovery and has presented for ±«Óãtv Radio 4 & Five Live and a regular contributor to the Daily Telegraph and the Mail on Sunday, Scotsman and Sunday Herald.Ìý

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Making HistoryÌýis a Pier Production for ±«Óãtv Radio 4 and is produced by Nick Patrick.

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