Secret Lincolnshire Episodes Episode guide
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Charles Worth: Bourne's pioneering fashion designer
He invented the concept of the fashion collection.
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Calendar Boys: Part 2 - Baring all in Lincoln
A group of Lincoln women struggle to get a nude male calendar printed.
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Calendar Boys: Part 1 - "Liberated sexmongers"
A nude male calendar is made in Lincoln in the 70s.
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Byard's Leap: How a horse defeated a witch
Lincolnshire鈥檚 enduring myth of a witch, a knight and a horse鈥檚 leap.
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Burned for her beliefs: The story of Anne Askew
Her defiance of King Henry VIII led to her death.
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Boston Gliderdrome: 'The best atmosphere ever'
Music's biggest names played there in its heyday.
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Boston Gliderdrome: 'Part of our musical heritage'
Like many venues, it faces an uncertain future.
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Barton's lost bike empire
From a small blacksmith鈥檚 shop to a worldwide exporter of his own manufactured bicycles.
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Bardney Abbey: Oswald and the shaft of light
Legend says monks turned away the king's relics.
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Barbeque 67: Spalding's groundbreaking festival
It's believed to be the first rock music festival.
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An evacuee鈥檚 wartime childhood in Lincolnshire
鈥淔inding the manuscript was rather like opening up a time capsule to the past鈥
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Aleen Cust: Britain's first female vet
She had links to a famous Lincolnshire family.
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A German Christmas comedy legend born in Grimsby
Freddie Frinton is a name that's been largely forgotten in the UK.
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75 Years of BRM: Lincolnshire's pioneering F1 team
Part 3: A lasting British motorsport legacy
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75 Years of BRM: Lincolnshire's pioneering F1 team
Part 2: Hill, Stewart and the golden years
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75 years of BRM: Lincolnshire's pioneering F1 team
Part 1: From Bourne to the World Championship
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"Flying with the souls of 55,000 on our shoulders"
Sqn Ldr Paul 'Ernie' Wise flies the BBMF Lancaster.
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'We came over to Sleaford and built a home here'
They left Poland for a new life in Lincolnshire.
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'Tripped by an unseen force': The Old King's Head
Is a 16th Century former coaching inn haunted?
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'There are bodies everywhere': The mannequin lady
Old airfields are even spookier with mannequins.