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Historian David Olusoga reveals the amazing stories of the residents of a 250-year-old Edinburgh house.
In WWII, one resident is injured in a German minefield. Edinburgh's slum clearance threatens the house's existence. And David reveals the house's incredible history to its current owners.
At the start of the 20th century, the new residents of Calton Hill find themselves wrapped up in bigamy and brutality.
In the Victorian era, the residents of the house on Calton Hill include a maker of expensive shoes whose customers won't pay, a world-famous bagpipe maker and a notorious brothel keeper.
The house's first residents are an 18th-century church minister who helps French prisoners escape from Edinburgh Castle, a post office worker turned spy and a world-famous sculptor.
Historian David Olusoga reveals the amazing stories of the residents of a 250-year-old Edinburgh house.
David Olusoga tells the story of two apartment blocks, in London and Berlin, tracing the lives of their residents from the 1920s through the deadliest conflict in history - World War II.
David Olusoga sets out once more to uncover the history of a single house in Leeds.
