Britain's most historic Towns starting tonight looks interesting...

Especially week 4 obv's.

Chester – Britain’s Most Roman Town
York – Britain’s Most Viking Town
Winchester – Britain’s Most Norman Town
Norwich – Britain’s Most Tudor Town
Cheltenham – Britain’s Most Regency Town
Belfast – Britain’s Most Victorian Town

Posted By: DrDublin on April 6th 2018 at 10:01:40

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Britain's most historic Towns starting tonight looks interesting... (General Chat) - DrDublin, Apr 6, 10:01:40
- Actually tomorrow night (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Apr 6, 11:31:47
- And of course there's one Town that has nothing but ancient history. (n/m) (General Chat) - bird table, Apr 6, 10:07:30
- Isn’t Cheltenham the only town in the list? (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 6, 10:04:42
  - I suppose now but it focus is on their creation. (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Apr 6, 10:07:30
    - I think it is just the least-worst programme title (General Chat) - Henclrikus, Apr 6, 11:29:44
    - Is it still two Cathedral's constitutes a city? (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Apr 6, 10:08:57
      - Traditionally it's a Cathedral. (General Chat) - avenging canary, Apr 6, 10:15:42
        
        Southampton is in the diocese of Winchester (a city) but was a town until the mid 1960s (General Chat) - watfordcanary, Apr 6, 13:42:35
        
        See the City of Ely doesn't sound right to me. (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Apr 6, 11:57:43
        
        Wells is a city, as in the Baby Eating Bishop of Bath and Wells (n/m) (General Chat) - watfordcanary, Apr 6, 13:35:22
- *Towns (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Apr 6, 10:04:25

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