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What lies beneath the M61?

Paul O'Gorman goes in search of a piece of history buried in Whittle-le-Woods.

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A Wheelton myth?

Paul O'Gorman goes in search of an underground passage and a lost mill.

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Morecambe's Poulton le Sands

Historian Peter Wade explains why an area of Morecambe is really Poulton-le-Sands.

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Westminster now sitting in Clitheroe

Paul O'Gorman discovers a piece of Westminster sitting in Clitheroe Castle.

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Morecambe's empty gateway

The entrance to Poulton Hall stands proudly in Morecambe, but where is the hall?

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What happened to Wyre Light?

The first screwpile lighthouse was built off the Fleetwood coast. What happened to it?

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Pilling's most famous pig

Historian Dave Pearce traces the tracks of the Pilling Pig.

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In the shadow of a Tockholes church

Historian Debbie Pope visits a distinctive grave near St. Stephen's Church in Tockholes.

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A square of squares

Steve Harrison explains how Preston's Winckley Square wasn't always one big square.

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A blueprint for fingerprints

Paul O'Gorman hears how mass fingerprinting of men in Blackburn solved a murder case.

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The "proud and mighty" Woodend

Paul O'Gorman digs into Burnley's mining history where miners walked down to 700ft.

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The jealous Doctor Ruxton

Historian Peter Wade visits Lancaster to tell the true story of murderer Dr. Buck Ruxton.

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The lost farms of Brinscall

Paul O'Gorman hears about a number of farms that have gone missing from Brinscall Moors.

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Brinscall's wartime secret

Local historian Debbie Pope climbs the West Pennine moors to show us a wartime decoy.

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Fleetwood's The Goth "just disappeared"

Historian Dave Pearce remembers how twenty one men died aboard a Fleetwood trawler.

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Fleetwood's American tragedy

The tragedy of Captain Arthur Sinclair and the crew of the Leila that capsized in 1865.

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Finding Fleetwood's famous point

Paul O'Gorman heads off to the Wyre coast to discover the historic Rossall Point

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Whittle-le-Woods wayside weeping stone

The hidden story behind some of Lancashire roadside stones.

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Where is Hoghton Tower's tower?

Paul O'Gorman wonders why there is apparently no tower at Hoghton Tower.

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Venetian strings on Blackburn's streets

Paul O'Gorman hears how classical violinist Niccol貌 Paganini wowed east Lancashire.

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Empire of the fun

Claire Ashmore hears about the Burnley Empire's glory days and its ongoing restoration.

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Handcuffs in Handbags!

How the role of Lancashire's women police officers has developed through the years

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Where is the Brinscall waterfall?

Does the Brinscall waterfall exist or has it disappeared?

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The Battle of Bamber Bridge

Over 80 years ago, tragedy struck on a wartime summer night in a Lancashire town.

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The "proud and mighty" Woodend

Paul O'Gorman digs into Burnley's mining history where miners walked down to 700ft.

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Why did Charles Dickens visit Blackburn?

Historian Steve Irwin says the author's visit to the town proved historic.

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Inside a Lancashire nuclear bunker

Michael Prescott is currently restoring a nuclear bunker underneath a Lancashire field..

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Brindle's field of broken dreams

Historian Boyd Harris surveys a Brindle field that has a shocking history.

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The village built in a year

Local historian Boyd Harris tells us the remarkable story of Withnell Fold.

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"A little vim and tonic"

How a drink created in Lancashire has become a household name in over seventy countries.

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