Secret Derbyshire Episodes Episode guide
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Remembering the old Derby Royal Infirmary
It's been 10 years since the demolition of the site began.
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Pride and Prejudice at Chatsworth House
It's 20 years since the film starring Kiera Knightley and Matthew McFayden was released.
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Preserving Derbyshire鈥檚 past
A look behind the scenes at Derbyshire Record Office.
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Pint with a Poltergeist: Druids Inn
The pub in Birchover has many stories... that refuse to die.
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National Tramway Museum
A visit to the Derbyshire village, that's home to historic trams from around the country.
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Mickleover Test Track
A trip along the old Friargate line, between Egginton Junction and Etwall
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Meet the makers at Denby Pottery
The manufacturer has been making handcrafted ceramics in Derbyshire for over 200 years.
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Meet the makers at Birds Bakery
Ever wondered how your favourite baked goods are made?
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Marion Adnams: Derby鈥檚 surreal artist
Her work received national recognition in the 1930s during the surrealist art movement.
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Joseph Wright: Who was he?
You've probably heard the name, but how much do you actually know about him?
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Joseph Paxton: The man behind the Crystal Palace
He started out at Chatsworth House, but went on to design the 'great exhibition' venue.
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It's the end of an era
The country's last coal fire power station has closed at Ratcliffe-on-Soar.
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It's a 'remarkable' train station, some might say
The Derbyshire train station with an Oasis link.
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Inside Derby's hidden motorsport workshop
Did you know about the "hidden gem" that's the University of Derby's motorsport workshop.
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How summer snow halted cricket in Buxton
At the height of cricket season, an unlikely winter shower brought to play to an end.
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How school design was revolutionised in Derbyshire
A look at how George H. Widdows revolutionised school design.
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Florence Nightingale: Her connection to Derbyshire
She is credited with significantly improving hygiene and living standards.
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Florence Nightingale and William Ogle honoured with blue plaques
The pair have been recognised for their pioneering healthcare work in the 19th century.
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Fifty years of Primark
Did you know the UK's first store was in Derby?
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Ernest Townsend: The man that saved our city
He painted a Rolls-Royce factory roof, to disguise it from German bombers during WW2.
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Dracula's Derby connection
Transylvania might be home, but Derby was where the Count first took to the stage.
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Do you know your Derbyshire folklore?
Folklorist, Simon Unsworth thinks that sadly, not many people know enough local folklore.
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Did you know about the castle in Mackworth?
The remains of the structure date back to 1495, but it's not all quite as it seems.
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Derbyshire鈥檚 connection to the gunpowder plot
Find out about the Derbyshire men involved in the gunpowder plot.
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Derbyshire's forgotten industry
Flax was once a thriving industry in the Amber Valley area but not many seem to remember.
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Derbyshire's delicious history
Take a bite into the various food items unique to our county.
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Derbyshire's deadliest mining disaster
In 1950, 80 men died during a pit fire at the Creswell Colliery.
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Derbyshire stately home has surprising link to Asia
Why does Kedleston Hall have over 1,000 Asian objects in it's museum?
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Derbyshire during the Civil War
What role did Derbyshire play? And what side was our county on, Roundheads or cavaliers?
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Derby Hippodrome: Then and now
The Hippodrome's been placed on the Theatres At Risk register for the 19th year in a row.