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Yorkshire ropemaker keeps traditional craft alive

Joanita Musisi meets Caroline Rodgers from Askrigg Ropemakers.

• 4 mins

The story of the 1984 York Rock Festival

James Addyman speaks to people who were at the first and only York Rock Festival.

• 8 mins

When Charles I brought his printing press to York

Joanita Musisi explores the Thin Ice Press studio.

• 7 mins

How a Knaresborough waterfall turns toys to stone

Hannah Sackville-Bryant investigates the Petrifying Well at Mother Shipton鈥檚 Cave.

• 5 mins

The story of Jimi Hendrix's 鈥渞emarkable鈥� York gig

James Addyman speaks to Phil Harding, the man who booked Jimi Hendrix鈥檚 gig in York.

• 8 mins

Who was Scarborough's Father of Aviation?

Julia Lewis investigates the story of North Yorkshire aviation pioneer Sir George Cayley.

• 4 mins

What lies within York Minster's hidden passages?

Hannah Sackville-Bryant explores the hidden passages of York Minster.

• 5 mins

Was Guy Fawkes from York?

Hannah Sackville-Bryant investigates the Yorkshire history of Guy Fawkes.

• 6 mins

The world's oldest sweet shop in Pateley Bridge

Julia Lewis visits The Oldest Sweet Shop In The World in Pateley Bridge.

• 4 mins

Inside Helmsley's secret artefact archive

James Addyman goes to English Heritage's storage centre to see items hidden from display.

• 6 mins

Searching for Scarborough's Secret Garden

Bek Homer attempts to discover Scarborough's legendary garden with help from Liz Blades.

• 7 mins

Knaresborough's forgotten linen industry

Joanita Musisi heads to Knaresborough Town Museum to find out how linen shaped Yorkshire.

• 7 mins

Inside York Theatre Royal's costume department

Joanita Musisi meets Pauline who has maintained the theatre's costumes for three decades

• 6 mins

Who is York's forgotten saint?

Dr Michael Carter introduces Thurstan, 12th century Archbishop of York and lost saint.

• 6 mins

Where can you hunt ghosts in York?

Declan Vink goes on a ghostly guided walk with Dafydd Deathly around York city centre.

• 4 mins

Venture inside The World of James Herriot

Georgey Spanswick goes inside The World of James Herriot in Thirsk.

• 5 mins

Why does Selby have a US president's coat of arms?

Jack Hadaway-Weller heads to Selby Abbey to find out about The Washington Window.

• 7 mins

The York man who changed epidemiology forever

James Addyman finds out about York's father of modern epidemiology, John Snow.

• 9 mins

Inside the Mason's Loft at York Minster

Hannah Sackville-Bryant visits the Mason's Loft at York Minster with tour guide Aileen.

• 4 mins

Pickering's hidden medieval wall paintings

Jack Hadaway-Weller heads to St. Peter and St. Paul's church in Pickering.

• 8 mins

Why is Europe's tiniest turf labyrinth in Yorkshire?

Bek Homer visits the Dalby Turf Maze, known as the City of Troy, in the Howardian Hills.

• 7 mins