Episode Eight of 17th Century Tales sees our brilliant host Adam Nightingale turn his gaze to a Roundhead! But don't worry Royalist followers, this was a pretty Rubbish Roundhead, Major General Thomas Ballard, who was essentially responsible for causing the Parliamentarians' first siege of Newark to fail so spectacularly! Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

The Rubbish Roundhead

17th Century Tales returns for the triumphant final episode of the series, as host Adam Nightingale continues the fascinating story of Newark's four Civil War Governors. Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

One Town, Four Governors - Part II

In the penultimate episode of 17th Century Tales, host Adam Nightingale goes Cavalier with a vengeance, looking at two of Newark's Civil War governors, John Henderson and Richard Byron. Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

One Town, Four Governors - Part I

This week, 17th Century Tales goes full on Roundhead as our host Adam Nightingale discusses the 1600s' answer to Kimye, Bennifer and J-Rod... well maybe not quite, but the amazing Lucy and John Hutchinson were certainly a force to be reckoned with among Parliamentarian thinkers, listen to find out more! Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

The Puritan Power Couple

Storyteller extraordinaire Adam Nightingale returns with Part Two of the fascinating tale of Prince Rupert! Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

The Fighting Prince - Part II

17th Century Tales is back with the story of one of the most fascinating characters not just of the 1600s but in all British history, the multi-talented enigmatic Prince Rupert! Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

The Fighting Prince - Part I

Our fabulous podcaster Adam Nightingale returns for more Civil War stories from his secret location undercover in Roundhead Nottingham. This week the focus is on a storyteller from the 1600s, John Twentyman, who was a pub landlord here in Newark. Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

The Daredevil Diarist

This week our brilliant host Adam Nightingale explores one of the 17th century's most fascinating characters, the extraordinary Margaret Cavendish, known, somewhat unkindly, as Mad Madge. Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

Mad Madge

This week, join our wonderful host Adam Nightingale as he delves into the sophisticated spy networks of the Civil War and uncovers the unsavoury details of a smuggling attempt right here in Newark! Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

Spy Story

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Delve deeper into stories about the Civil Wars and find out what really happened right here in Newark and Nottinghamshire.&nbsp;Storyteller Adam Nightingale sifted through letters, maps, pamphlets and a whole library of civil war books to bring you these fascinating insights.Brought to you by the National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum

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