Secret North Yorkshire Episodes Episode guide
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How spooky is Scarborough?
Bek Homer hears some spooky Scarborough ghost stories and folklore.
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How Nun Monkton's maypole brings people together
James Addyman hears the story of Nun Monkton's maypole.
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How Joseph Rowntree shaped York
Hannah Sackville-Bryant takes a tour of significant places in the life of Joseph Rowntree.
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How a theatre in a Yorkshire library made history
Bek Homer hears the story of Stephen Joseph's original Scarborough theatre.
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How a North Yorkshire sport went international
Sarah Urwin hears the story behind VX, a ball sport that was invented in North Yorkshire.
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How a Knaresborough waterfall turns toys to stone
Hannah Sackville-Bryant investigates the Petrifying Well at Mother Shipton’s Cave.
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How a cast iron cod's raised money since the 1800s
Bek Homer hears the story of Robin Hood's Bay's RNLI fish.
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Gormire: A bottomless lake or a gateway to hell?
Jericho Keys investigates the fact and fiction surrounding Gormire Lake.
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Gentleman Jack’s York connection
Hannah Sackville-Bryant finds about the union of Anne Lister and Ann Walker.
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From a family project to world's 'strangest place'
Freya Cox explores Forbidden Corner in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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Exploring Yorkshire's 'Stonehenge of the North'
Julia Lewis explores Thornborough Henges, near Masham.
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Exploring Scarborough’s Victorian Central Tramway
Bek Homer goes behind the scenes at an iconic Scarborough landmark.
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Crackpot and Blubberhouses: Odd names explained
Antony Collins investigates the stories behind North Yorkshire's strangest place names.
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Charles Laughton: Scarborough’s Oscar winner
The story of Charles Laughton, from Scarborough beginnings to screen legend.
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Blood, smartphones and 1066's 'forgotten battle'
Sarah Urwin meets one of the people behind the Stamford Bridge Tapestry.
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A brief history of North Yorkshire's music venues
Declan Vink looks into the history of music venues in York and North Yorkshire
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'My ancestor was Yorkshire's Mouseman'
Freya Cox investigates the work of Robert Thompson.
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'I set out to prove there were Romans in Cawood'
Hannah Sackville-Bryant finds out why there's more to Cawood than meets the eye.
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'I met The Beatles in a Yorkshire chippy'
Declan Vink meets a man who remembers The Beatles' early gigs in York.