Victorian England's Poisonous Food, Exploding Baths, And Dangerous Gas | Best History Documentaries
Suzannah Lipscomb examines the unexpected dangers that lurked in Victorian London. The demand for exquisite items was high, and the price paid was not only monetary; at times, it even cost lives. Watch the full episode to discover the hidden killers like bathtubs, celluloid, stairs, and rat poison. From Hidden Killers Series 1, Episode 1 Best History Documentaries is part of The Little Dot Studios Network. Please forward any queries to [email protected]. #HistoryDocumentary #HistoryHit #HiddenKillers
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