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Paul Martin and his team travel up and down the nation looking for undiscovered treasures.

Paul Martin and his team travel up and down the nation looking for undiscovered treasures and forgotten places that tell us about Britain's rich and astonishing history.

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Britain's Hidden Heritage: Series 1

Paul Martin

Charlie Luxton

Clare Balding

Ann Widdecombe

Richard Farmbrough

Stephen Taylor Woodrow

Britain's Hidden Heritage: Series 1: Episode 3: Boughton House

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Episode 3: Boughton House

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Boughton House

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Presenter Paul Martin and his team visit Boughton House in Northamptonshire.

Presenter Paul Martin and his team visit Boughton House in Northamptonshire, while Charlie Luxton visits the possible birthplace of the industrial revolution.

Presenter Paul Martin and his team visit one of the nation's most stunning stately homes, Boughton House in Northamptonshire. Built in the 17th century, this extraordinary time capsule was virtually sealed up for nearly 200 years, containing a wealth of antiques, art, music and literature - some of which is only just being uncovered. 

Also on the show, reporter Charlie Luxton visits an over-grown valley with claims to being the birthplace of the industrial revolution; Clare Balding visits a house in Yorkshire that might have been the inspiration for one of Britain's greatest romantic novels; and guest reporter Ann Widdecombe goes to Staffordshire in search of one of her own heritage passions: the escape route of Charles II.

The team travel around the UK in search of undiscovered treasures and forgotten places.

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