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Railways: The Making of a Nation on IMDB
First Aired: September 28th, 2016
Status: Ended
Network: BBC One
Summary: Historian Liz McIvor explores how Britain's expanding rail network was the spark to a social revolution, starting in the 1800s and continuing through to modern times.
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# of Episodes: 6
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# of Episodes I haven't watched: 6
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Season 1
Episode 1: Time
Air Date: September 28th, 2016
Summary: Exploring how Britain's expanding rail network sparked a social revolution. How do you organise a network in a country of separate time zones and no recognised timetables?
Episode 2: Capitalism and Commerce
Air Date: October 5th, 2016
Summary: Series about Britain's railways. Liz McIvor explores how railways stimulated great changes to the nation's economy, changing how business was done.
Episode 3: The Age of Leisure
Air Date: October 12nd, 2016
Summary: Documentary series about Britain's railways. A look at how the idea of an excursion to distant places became popular from the 1840s onwards.
Episode 4: The New Commuters
Air Date: October 19th, 2016
Summary: Documentary series about Britain's railways. Liz McIvor examines how the railways enabled people to live further and further from the places where they worked.
Episode 5: Food and Shopping
Air Date: October 26th, 2016
Summary: Series about Britain's railways. How the railways changed culinary tastes in London, as rapid transport enabled people to enjoy food from across the nation.
Episode 6: A Touch of Class
Air Date: November 2nd, 2016
Summary: Documentary series about Britain's railways. This edition charts how, in the 1800s, the trains gradually acted as a great catalyst in mixing the classes.
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