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King Alfred in Pewsey

Historian Richard Giles tells Ben Prater about the statue in the centre of the village.

• 3 mins

Chippenham鈥檚 ghost signs

Ben Prater explores the town with Mel Barnett from Chippenham Museum.

• 5 mins

Who鈥檚 Thomas Sotheron-Estcourt?

Local historian Steven Clements explains why he has a statue in Devizes.

• 4 mins

The 鈥淢almesbury massacre鈥�

Author Tony McAleavy tells the story of how King Henry II brought bloodshed to the Abbey.

• 4 mins

The gliders which went to war

Nick Jewers tells the story of the Glider Pilot Regiment.

• 3 mins

Amesbury鈥檚 prehistoric cow

Nick Jewers finds out about the animal which used to roam the county.

• 2 mins

Malmesbury monk and dark secret

Historian Tony McAleavy researches John of Tintern, killer, arsonist, rioter and monk.

• 9 mins

200 years of Ushers

Former employees reminisce about working for the Trowbridge brewery.

• 3 mins

Corsham Court

Karen Gardner visits a 鈥渏ewel in our crown鈥� in Wiltshire.

• 3 mins

Who was Sidney Herbert?

Ben Prater visits the statue of Lord Herbert of Lea in Salisbury.

• 4 mins

Henry Fawcett鈥檚 back!

Salisbury historian Frogg Moody tells Ben Prater about Henry Fawcett.

• 5 mins

Europe's only tennis ball factory is in Wiltshire

Ben Prater finds out how they鈥檙e made at the factory in Box near Corsham.

• 6 mins

Old Sarum

Karen Gardner meets Simon Ball from English Heritage to learn about its history.

• 6 mins

Diana Dors

Roger and Richard remember the day her statue arrived in Swindon.

• 4 mins

The real-life Band of Brothers in Aldbourne

Sophie Parker tells the story of Easy Company鈥檚 stay in a Wiltshire village.

• 15 mins

Lacock鈥檚 200-year-old school

Ben Prater visits Lacock Primary School, celebrating its 200th birthday.

• 5 mins

Who was William Fox Talbot?

Ben Prater meets Reverend James Clark-Maxwell, a descendant of Fox Talbot.

• 4 mins