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The Metheringham Lass: Myth or mystery?

It's said she died in a wartime motorcycle crash.

• 4 mins

The Grey Lady of Gainsborough Old Hall

She haunts the hall after dying of a broken heart.

• 4 mins

In the footsteps of Flinders

Tracing Lincolnshire's South Australian links.

• 55 mins

The Lincolnshire baron who fell foul of Henry VIII

John Hussey was beheaded for treason in 1537.

• 4 mins

Eyes down for a haunted house in Skegness

Is there a ghost in the Roman Bank Bingo hall?

• 5 mins

Remembering Grimsby's forgotten comedy icon

Freddie Frinton is a name that's been largely forgotten in the UK.

• 4 mins

Remembering the Barton man who wrote "Get Carter"

Ted Lewis authored "Jack's Return Home", which became the film classic "Get Carter".

• 5 mins

Unearthing Fulbeck Manor's World War II history

It was the base for a major allied operation.

• 4 mins

The Flixborough Disaster - 50 years on

The Flixborough Nypro plant suffered a catastrophic explosion on 1st June 1974

• 22 mins

How Barton birthed the Temperance movement

Sally Fairfax explores the story behind the Assembly Rooms in Barton Upon Humber

• 4 mins

The tale of the vanished bugler of Kirkstead Abbey

Legend says he disappeared in a secret tunnel.

• 4 mins

The Barton WWII bunker restored by the community

The hidden history behind a WWII air raid shelter.

• 3 mins

The 'birthplace of modern schooling' in Barton

Samuel Wilderspin pioneered modern infant education in the town.

• 3 mins

'There are bodies everywhere': The mannequin lady

Old airfields are even spookier with mannequins.

• 4 mins

Gainsborough's ghosts of the cells and the stalls

Is this police station-turned-theatre haunted?

• 5 mins

The Grimsby man who became Quincy Jones' muse

The story of former Grimsby fish worker turned music producer, Rod Temperton.

• 5 mins

The Lincoln hotel room where the tank was born

It changed the course of the First World War.

• 4 mins