Clifton, Celtic revivalists and a quest for unity: The history of Bahá’í in Bristol
The Cable explores the curious history of why a Georgian terrace in Clifton has become a pilgrimage site for followers of the Bahá’í faith, and speaks to present-day believers
How a Bristol historian found Edward Colston’s brother was a slave trader too
Groundbreaking new research into the city's slave trade by a historian at Bristol University reveals it began 35 years earlier than previously thought.
Bristol History Podcast // Lucienne Boyce on History and Historical Fiction
This week Tom Brothwell meets with acclaimed historian and historical fiction writer, Lucienne Boyce. They discuss the history of the women’s suffrage movement in...
As the fifth oldest zoo in the world, Bristol Zoological Gardens has been introducing Bristolians to wild animals since 1836. Tom Brothwell meets with...
