Archives Live: The Great Fire of London
The National Archives’ free on-demand primary-school broadcast brings the Great Fire of London to life through original documents, eyewitness evidence, and historical artefacts.
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The National Archives’ free on-demand primary-school broadcast brings the Great Fire of London to life through original documents, eyewitness evidence, and historical artefacts.
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This resource is listed for ages Key Stage 1–2; ages 5–11. It is available as Website and is listed as free; on-demand broadcast. The listed language coverage is English.
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