Hidden West Yorkshire Episodes Episode guide
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Heritage Open Day: Hidden 200-year-old forge
Inside a 200-year old blacksmith’s, that forged items for the canal.
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Heritage Open Day: Climbing Wainhouse Tower
Inside Calderdale’s tallest structure, affectionately known as the ‘Tower of Spite’.
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Headingley's lost bear pit
Martin Hamilton from Leeds Civic Trust talks plans for historic Leeds bear pit.
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Ghost sightings in Wakefield
Rob Shersby talks to Gayle Lofthouse about the ghosts of Wakefield.
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For Sale: The wood with a ballroom and waterfall
Goit Stock Wood near Bingley known locally as the "hidden valley".
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Finding the lost Roundhay Summer House
Rachael Unsworth and Steve Bailey search the park for the lost outbuilding.
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Dewsbury's 'Devil's Knell': A Christmas Tradition
Cara Thorpe explores why this Christmas tradition started with a murder.
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Bretton: From pleasure grounds to sculpture park
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park's Mike Chesman on the history and future of Bretton Park.
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Black Dick: The ghostly rider of Cockley Wood
Explore the legend of Black Dick’s Tower and its haunting tale in West Yorkshire.
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Asda at 60: The supermarket giant started in Leeds
Jess Bayley finds out how a group of farmers started a supermarket chain.
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Asa Briggs: The Keighley codebreaker
From Keighley to Oxford, Asa Briggs chronicled Britain’s Victorian past.
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Arthur Aaron: Leeds’ WWII Victoria Cross Hero
Kitty Ross from Leeds Museums and Galleries explains the bravery of Arthur Louis Aaron.
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A trip through Roman Castleford
Gayle Lofthouse speaks to Dr Tegwen Roberts about the project.
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A decade of Morris dancing at Ossett Beercart
Sam Nixon chats to festival organiser Steve Ollerton about Ossett Beercart.