Dan Chatterton (1820-1895) was – in his own words ‘one of the revolutionary type of workers for political and social advancement’. This History Workshop podcast takes us in the footsteps of Dan Chatterton, who was born 200 years ago this year.
Tag: walking tour
Public History Workshop: Walking as Radical Historical Practice
How can walking productively inform the work of historical scholarship?
Performative walking round the radical pubs and coffee houses of London
Stuart Butler writes on performative walking along the Thames, tracing the life of Thomas Spence, a leading revolutionary in 18th century England, advocating for the complete common ownership of land.
Episode 7: Marx’s London
Celebrate Karl Marx’s 200th birthday with 10 stops on a new History Workshop audio tour of Marx’s London
Memoryscape: an interview with Toby Butler
Toby Butler interviews a lock keeper at Molesey Lock on the river Thames
