We Spent A Year Working As Victorian Farmers @AbsoluteHistory
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The documentary series "Victorian Farm" follows three historians—Ruth Goodman, Alex Langlands, and Peter Ginn—as they spend a full calendar year living and working on a Victorian farm in Shropshire, England. Their goal is to experience and document the day-to-day life of rural Victorians, a period marked by both ancient traditions and the dawn of industrialization.

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