Marion Harney, Professor in the Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering at the University of Bath, presents her work on the Conservation Britain’s Ruins, 1700 to the Present Day.

In this episode, Dr Hamish Mathison and Professor Angela Wright, both of the University of Sheffield, present their work on the Haunting of Britain's Ruins in the Romantic period.

Jim Watt, Professor in English and Related Literature at the University of York; Dale Townshend, Professor of Gothic Literature at Manchester Metropolitan University; and Nicola J. Watson, Professor of English Literature at the Open University, present their co-written- and produced work on 'Writing the Ruined Abbeys of Netley, Tintern and Melrose'.

Dr Emma McEvoy, Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Westminster, presents her work on Exploring Britain’s Ruins in the long eighteenth century.

Dale Townshend, Professor of Gothic Literature at Manchester Metropolitan University, talks about the Aesthetics of Ruin in the long eighteenth century.

Rosemay Sweet, Professor of Urban History at the University of Leicester, presents her podcast on Antiquaries and Ruins.

Dr Michael Carter, Senior Properties Historian at English Heritage, provides an introduction to this series of podcasts in the 'Revenants and Remains' project.