Crafted in Britain

Anthony Burton is a regular contributor to the BBC's Countryfile magazine, and has written various books on Britain’s industrial heritage, including Remains of a Revolution and The National Trust Guide to Our Industrial Past, as well as three of the official National Trail guides. He has written and presented for the BBC, acted as historical adviser for the Discovery series Industrial Revelations and On the Rails, and has appeared as an expert on the programme Coast. Rob Scott has worked as a photojournalist and editorial photographer for 30 years. His portraits of celebrities such as BB King, Sir David Attenborough, Sir Simon Rattle, David Beckham and Sir Richard Branson have been published all over the world and his work regularly appears in UK magazines including the BBC's Countryfile, Music and Wildlife, as well as LandScape, National Trust and English Heritage magazines. In recent years he has specialised in documenting Britain’s surviving traditional industries.www.robscottphotography.com

• IntroductionFood for the TableThe grain mill and the millwright; the cheese maker; the smoke houseSetting the TableThe silversmith; the potteryTwo pints and a DramThe maltings; the brewery; the cider maker; the distillery; the pub sign artistThe ChurchThe bell foundry; the stained glass studio; the organ builderBuilding MaterialsThe stone quarry; the stone masons; the brickworks; the glass makerWorking MetalThe blacksmith; the foundry; the clock maker; the minerThe Printed WordThe paper mill; the printer and the illustrator; the book binderWhat we WearThe woollen mill; the tanneryThe Sites

A delightful journey through our incredible creative heritage