A House Through Time

A House Through Time turns the seemingly mundane into the profound. By fixing a lens on a single address, historian David Olusoga transforms dusty census records and faded photographs into a gripping social history of Britain. Each creaking floorboard and renovated parlor reveals the intimate triumphs and tragedies of former occupants, proving that every front door hides a dozen novels worth of drama. Following the conclusion of the latest investigation, fans are left in a quiet interim, enduring the agonizing wait for renewal news to see which city's domestic secrets will be unearthed next. To ensure you are the first to know when the BBC breaks ground on a new location, setting a reminder for the next chapter is essential.