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British TV series or programme
How We Used to Live
Starring
Sue Jenkins Jane Hazlegrove Peter Howitt Diana Davies Puneet Sira many others
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Original language
English
Production
Running time
c.20 mins
Original release
Network
Yorkshire Television
Release
1968 (1968) – 2002 (2002)
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How We Used to Live was a long-running British educational history television series, produced for most of its run by Yorkshire Television. The series, encompassing drama and documentary, remained in sporadic production from 1968 to 2002, airing on ITV and Channel 4.
Written by Freda Kelsall, the series traced the lives and fortunes of various fictional Yorkshire families from the Victorian era until the early 1970s, in and around the fictional town of Bradley, using self-contained short dramas interspersed with archive footage.
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 1: Late Victorians Original air date: autumn 1968, spring 1969 & summer 1969 (the final three episodes added to the series in spring & summer 1973)
The Big House
The Small House
House in the Middle
The Parlour
The Bedroom
Kitchen
What's Cooking?
Spick and Span
Lighting the Lamp
Festive Season
Keeping Warm
Keeping in Touch
Evenings at Home
When We Were Ill
Shopping
Growing Up at Home
Going to School
On the Road
Travelling by Train
Sunday - the Day of Rest
In the Country
In the Garden
Sport
Clothes and Occasions
At the Seaside
Summing Up
In the Street
Children and the Law
On the Farm
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 2: 1908–1945 Original air date: autumn 1975 & spring 1976
1908: Moving Day
1908: Hard at Work
1909: Still at School
1909: A Home for Grandma
1910: An Evening Out
1910: Jane's First Job
1911: A Day in the Country
1913: Vote for Mum
1915: Going for a Soldier
1917-18: Armistice
1925: On the Air
1926: On Strike
1928: On the Mains
1931: On the Dole
1932: All at Sea
1939: Blackout
1940: Invasion
1940: Blitz
1943: In Short Supply
1945: Victory
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 3: 1874–1887 Original air date: autumn 1978 & spring 1979
1874: New Arrivals
1874: Too Old for Nanny
1875: Too Young for the Mill
1876: Never too late to Learn
1876: Daily Round
1877: Evening Hours
1878: The Pledge
1879: Mud Lane
1880: Polling Day
1880: Christmas
1881: Remember the Sabbath
1882: On the Parish
1882: The Spa
1883: Fit for a Lady
1884: Ideas Unlimited
1885: Let the Punishment fit the Crime
1885: Green and Pleasant Land
1886: God Bless the Squire
1887: Proposals
1887: Wedding Bells
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 4: 1936–1953 Original air date: autumn 1981 & spring 1982
1936: Head of the Family
1937: Counting the Cost
1938: Holiday With Pay
1939: Hospital Case
1939: Goodnight Children Everywhere
1940: Home from Home
1942: Stars and Stripes
1943: Make Do and Mend
1943: Take a Man's Place
1944: Peace on Earth
1945: Let us Face the Future
1946: Full Supporting Programme
1947: Cold Comfort
1947: A New Look
1948: Full Steam Ahead
1948: On the National Health
1949: On the Move
1951: A Tonic for the Nation
1952: We Have Travelled a Hard Road
1953: Your Undoubted Queen
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 5: 1902–1926 Original air date: autumn 1984 & spring 1985
1902: Home from the War
1903: Chapel on Sunday
1905: Bank Holiday
1906: Vote for Change
1909: The People's Budget
1910: Out of Work
1911: In the Country
1912: The Children's Charter
1913: The Right to Vote
1914: Over by Christmas
1916: Called Up
1917: The Right to Serve
1918: The Need to Share
1919: Epidemic
1920: Hill Climb
1921: Roof Fall
1922: The Electric Light
1924: The Cat's Whisker
1925: The Roaring Twenties
1926: The General Strike
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 6: 1954–1970 Original air date: autumn 1987 & spring 1988
1954: Land of Plenty
1955: Home Before Nine
1956: Keeping Britain Great
1957: Commercial Breaks
1958: Easter Holiday
1959: Separate Schools
1960: Women's Wrongs
1961: Rising High
1962: Strangers on the Shore
1963: Our Kind of Music
1964: Mini on the Motorway
1965: Last Train from Mill Road
1966: Amazing Reductions
1966: Eyes Down at the Roxy
1967: Flower Power
1967: The Big Clean Up
1968: No Fun Being Old
1969: On the Moon
1969: Twin Towns
1970: Coming of Age
How We Used to Live Episodes Series 7: Victorians: Early and Late Original air date: autumn 1990
A Time of Change
Family Cares
Proper Jobs
Fatal Mixture
Rights And Wrongs
Half A Century On
A Model Village
The Hidden Tenth
A Bible and a Rose
Utopia Limited
''How We Used to Live Episodes From Iron Ways to Victorian Days Original air date: 1996
The Iron Cradle
1815: Geordie Lads & Cornish Men
1820–1821: Horses on the Wagon Way
1823–1825: The Quaker Railway
Great Britons and Local Heroes
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