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Booklet: William Davidson and the West End job
Cato Street Barn Hideout VR
David Benson's One Man Show to Mark the Bicentenary of the Cato Street Conspiracy
Household Cavalry Barracks, Horse Guards,1820
Lord Harrowby's House, 39, Grosvenor Square (Daylight)VR
Lord Harrowby's House, 39, Grosvenor Square (Night time) VR
SONG: Askew Sisters Goose and Common
SONG: Cato Boys (After Irish Jig-Gary Owen c 1780)
SONG: General Ludd
SONG: Scots Wha Hae (1793) By Robert Burns
SONG: The Man of War (Press Gang)
SONG: The Slaves Lament (1792) by Robert Burns
SONG: The World Turned Upside Down
SONG: Thomas Spence by Tim Martin
SONG: Vince Burke's Original Song for the Bicentenary: 'Give me Death or Liberty!'
SONG: Whilst Happy in My Native Land (1713) The Last Words of James Ings
The West End Job Animation
William Davidson and the West End Job: Part 1
William Davidson and the West End Job: Part 2
William Davidson and the West End Job: Part 3
William Davidson and the West End Job: Part 4
William Davidson and the West End Job: Part 5
William Davidson and the West End Job: Part 6