chronicle /ˈkɹɒnɪkəl/ noun
A written account of events and when they happened, ordered by time.
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New year's greetings from the lanternlighters in the 1800s:
Before Rotterdam established its municipal waste service in 1876, the collection of waste was done by ‘karrelieden’. This job was usually done by the poor or by ex-convicts.
Over 2 centuries nearly 60.000 people, mostly women where put to death for crimes of witchcraft, in a series of hunts and trials that spread across Europe and the Americas. Those found guilty where hanged, beheaded or burned.
During the (high) Middle Ages people worked very had and had little time for recreation. A workday lasted from sunrise till sundown. For some jobs, your shift could easily last much longer than that, 40-hour shift were not uncommon when working in the harbour.
Do you have a token from the tour but can't quite remember what it represents?