Exploring History: Stamford's Bridges
Stamford, Lincolnshire is widely celebrated as one of England's finest stone towns, but its history was forged by how people crossed the River Welland. In this episode, we start at the beginning with the original Roman ford and from there, explore the Great North Road Town Bridge and finally look at the Victorian era's answer to the town's growth: the Albert Bridge, an elegant feat of 19th-century engineering.

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Exploring History: Stamford's Blue Plaques

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I Visited England’s Finest Stone Town… and Now I Want to Move Here

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Everything You Need to Know About Medieval Travel

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Britain's Hidden Heritage | Season 1 | All Episodes | Episodes 1 - 3

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Exploring History: St Michael and St John churches, Stamford

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Living Inside an 18th Century Ruin | Croft Lodge Studio

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Eleanor Janega On William The Conqueror

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Exploring History: Stamford Market

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STAMFORD | Full tour of Stamford the finest town in England

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Exploring History: All Saints' Church, Stamford

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10 Streets In England Where Every Single House Is Over 400 Years Old

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The Rise and Fall of Roman Britain (AI Reconstruction)

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Tour This £3.5m Prestigious Tudor home with 11 beds & 0.5 acre garden in Stamford town centre

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What They Never Tell You About the Picts

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8,000-Year-Old Underwater Settlement & Other Ancient Discoveries

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