Episode 7: Forks, Forgery, and the Girl who Survived the Gallows - a podcast by Melissa and Poppy

In this episode, curators Melissa and Poppy explore museum artefacts with links to crime. Tune in to discover the remarkable story of Anne Greene, a seventeenth-century scullery maid who miraculously survived her own execution, and to find out how three friends in Alcatraz pulled off one of the most ambitious prison breaks of all time!

This week's Item Spotlight is also not one to miss! We'll be taking a look at the Unknown Woman of the Seine: the mystery woman with a face we'll all recognise...

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