34K reactions · 1K shares | Think you know the Tudors? Think again. From maypole mishaps to what went on in the bedroom, join Ruth Goodman in our upcoming HistoryExtra series that uncovers the real Tudor world. Discover more at historyextra.com/tudorlife. | HistoryExtra | Facebook

Rob and Dave are going on an adventure back in time with the help of Ruth Goodman! We're delighted to announce our new series A Farm Through Time will hit your screens from Thursday 18th August at 9pm on Channel 5. First up, the boys learn all about farming in the Second World War and the farming innovations which helped lead us to victory 💪 🇬🇧 #AFarmThroughTime | This Week on the Farm

4.1K views · 423 reactions | Wassail! Tomorrow, historian Ruth Goodman will visiting a Herefordshire orchard to take part in the historical custom of wassailing-which includes making some cider punch! Tune in 9pm on Channel 5 to find out more. #ChristmasOnTheFarm  ` | This Week on the Farm | Facebook

2.2K views · 64 reactions | Historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold, are on a journey to discover what it takes to build a castle… Watch Secrets of the Castle Thursday evenings at 8pm. | U&Yesterday | Facebook

Ruth Goodman paints a stark picture of the Victorian working-class diet. In the South, plain bread ruled the table. In the North? Perhaps a little more nutrition from potatoes and oats. Ruth is the presenter of our HistoryExtra Academy series Victorian Life. Watch the six-part video series at historyextra.com/academy/victorian-life/ 📸 Getty | HistoryExtra

580K views · 11K reactions | Ruth Goodman explains how, despite her reputation for revolutionising hospital hygiene, Florence Nightingale based her methods on outdated theories. Ruth is the presenter of our HistoryExtra Academy series Victorian Life. Watch the six-part video series at historyextra.com/academy/victorian-life/ | HistoryExtra | Facebook

662K views · 15K reactions | Ruth Goodman explains how pubs were key social hubs for the Victorians. But as drinking took hold, the Temperance Movement rose up with cocoa rooms: warm, welcoming spaces for everyone – including women. Ruth is the presenter of our HistoryExtra Academy series Victorian Life. Watch the six-part video series at historyextra.com/academy/victorian-life/  Getty | HistoryExtra | Facebook