Hidden East Yorkshire Episodes Available now
Does English theatre have its origins in Beverley?
Described as 'the oldest reference to non-secular theatre in the British Isles'.
The unassuming Hull street with a hidden past
Hull’s Coltman Street was once the home to industrialists and film producers.
The sea showed no mercy that night
Remembering the Great Gale of 1871: tragedy on Bridlington’s shore.
When Needler’s sweet factory sang for the nation
Needler’s: the lost BBC broadcast and the forgotten story of Fred Needler.
The Drypool Ghost haunting 'the Devil's Post'
A ghost at midnight, a terrified garrison and a body buried beneath Hull’s lost citadel.
Maister House: fires, merchants and music
Maister House shaped by trade, tragedy, loss & survival. It now has a new creative life.
Market Weighton’s link to Venezuela’s independence
Sarah Andrews: The Market Weighton woman behind Venezuela’s freedom.
Echoes of Hull’s ship building past
The 18-tonne Scotch Derrick crane is a survivor of Hull's shipbuilding industry.
The untold story of Spider T’s wartime missions
The history of Hull's Spider T, which became a secret lifeline for evacuees during WWII.
A bitter betrayal: Drogo Lord of Holderness
When Holderness was a stronghold for William the Conqueror.
