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Dead to the world

The woman who chose to live her life in a tiny cell in Shere.

• 6 mins

The daring Westhumble cave rescue

It was 1952 and a 15-year-old boy found himself trapped underground.

• 5 mins

Found in a Dunsfold skip

From airbase to film set, all of Dunsfold's history can be found in the skip.

• 7 mins

Inside Wanborough Manor

The Queen, a Prime Minister, parties for film stars and pay phones for prostitutes.

• 5 mins

The village that was moved

He didn’t want any neighbours, so he demolished their cottages and closed the main road.

• 6 mins

Not for the squeamish

The Mytchett museum that documents the grim reality of wartime medicine.

• 5 mins

The flat-pack church

The prefabricated tin church that arrived in Surrey by horse and cart.

• 6 mins

The astonishing life of Haslemere’s signal box

The Victorian levers and switches still keeping commuters on track.

• 5 mins

The eerie wall in the woods

Concrete, steel rods and wire - Hitler's Atlantic Wall lurking in Hankley Common.

• 5 mins

The forgotten racecourse

From Grand National to International, the Surrey racecourse that became a runway.

• 8 mins

Sealed until the Second Coming

The church at Albury that nobody can visit.

• 4 mins

When Shepperton tricked Hitler

Talented special FX artists helped divert German bombers away from British towns.

• 5 mins

Ripley’s wonder drug

The pharmacy in Ripley that kept an extraordinary secret before being found out.

• 4 mins

Surrey’s emerald invaders

Parakeets are everywhere until you try to spot one.

• 6 mins

Waiting beneath Limpsfield Common

The makeshift school classroom that held 50 children.

• 4 mins

When bombs rained down on Surrey

The map that shows how close your house came to being bombed during WW2.

• 6 mins

Bombed for Hitler’s birthday

The church at Merstham that was destroyed to celebrate the Führer’s birthday.

• 5 mins

Deepdene’s subterranean Icehouse

The hidden Grade II listed brick-lined larder, buried deep into the hillside.

• 5 mins