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Why was Withernsea lighthouse built inland?

Explore the inside of the 128ft building which has dominated the town since 1894.

• 6 mins

Bringing an East Yorkshire treasure back to life

Fort Paull has existed since the 16th century. We explore its latest chapter.

• 7 mins

The man who gifted Hull its first park

Who was Zachariah Pearson and why did he create Hull's first park?

• 4 mins

Old cassette brings back Hull WW2 veteran's stories

A soldier's remarkable war story, recorded on cassette, is shared for the first time.

• 19 mins

The derelict Hull church that hosted future stars

The Northern Theatre at the bottom of Hessle Road has now been partially demolished

• 5 mins

Wind Peak - on board the wind turbine ship

The huge vessel is moored in Hull.

• 8 mins

Power and royalty, Hook's 800 year history

The story of the East Yorkshire village's long and illustrious history.

• 5 mins

A black fast to kill a king

The East Yorkshire widow executed for treason.

• 12 mins

Murder, marriage and betrayal

Archaeologists uncover the history behind Skipsea Castle.

• 6 mins

The Tolkien love story inspired in East Yorkshire

Could this spot in Holderness be the inspiration for Middle Earth?

• 4 mins

The history of Hull's Humber Street

The area was once a thriving fruit market.

• 4 mins

The history of Hull's music icons

Discover Hull’s rich musical heritage from medieval chants to modern chart-toppers.

• 5 mins

The history of Hull's leafy avenues

Mucky Peg Lane was given a makeover, to give it the feel of the Parisian Boulevards.

• 4 mins

Hull’s golden King Billy

Why Hull has a huge statue of King William III dressed as a Roman when he was Dutch.

• 6 mins

The WWI Wagoners who braved the battlefield

The story of Yorkshire Wagoners who used their horse-handling skills in WWI in France.

• 4 mins

When hovercraft linked Hull and Grimsby

In 1969, Hull’s hovercraft offered a 20-min trip to Grimsby.

• 4 mins