BBC Rewind: These are all the fascinating archive videos of Yorkshire now available to watch
Many had not been made available to watch since they were originally broadcast decades ago.
The Rewind collection has been launched to mark the BBC's centenary.
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Hide AdA search for Yorkshire brings up over 150 local films, many of them Look North news pieces, from the 1940s onwards.
The miners' strike, royal visits, opening of the Humber Bridge, collapse of Scarborough's Holbeck Hall Hotel into the sea and 1957 flu epidemic are all covered - but there are also many quirky documentaries about subjects such as dry stone walling in the Dales.
Among them is a Look North segment about Calderdale Council offering derelict mill cottages in Hebden Bridge free to anyone prepared to renovate them in 1973. Today, the bohemian town - which attracted artists and hippies who took advantage of the offer - has notoriously expensive house prices.
Here's what you can watch
The Countryside Hour - Yorkshire. Dry stone walling in the Dales, 1997
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Hide AdTonight: Clapham, Yorkshire. Local government reorganisation could see Dales village moved into Lancashire. 1962
The Brontes' Yorkshire: Documentary about places and buildings associated with the family. 1996
Here and There: Yorkshire Worn Belts. Recycling at the Brook House repair station, Beighton Colliery, Rotherham, 1954
Look North: Bing Crosby in Yorkshire. Crosby goes grouse shooting in the North York Moors, 1976
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Hide AdNews: Coble Fishing in Yorkshire. Last traditional cobles in Flamborough, 1972
News: Doncaster's King's Own Light Infantry. Military parade in town centre, 1958
Behind the Headlines: Flu Epidemic. Filmed in Sheffield, 1957
Look North: Brick Lady. A retired teacher from Beverley shows off her collection of bricks, 1999
Holme Moss: How It Was Built, 1951
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Hide AdThe Annual Bloodstock Yearling Sales, Doncaster Racecourse, 1954
North Country Royal Tour, 1954
Riding the Bounds ceremony, Richmond, 1950
Traces of 17th Century Coal Mine Discovered. Open cast mine at South Hiendley, Wakefield, 1951
Royal Agricultural Show, York, 1948
Radio York Opening, 1983
Queen Opens Humber Bridge, 1981
Clog Makers, Hebden Bridge, 1989
Gary Fridd Finds 1,000-year-old Sword. The schoolboy found the 9th-century weapon in a river near Richmond in 1976
Tonight: Worries. Sheffield residents speak about their social and economic concerns in 1959
Look North: Last Humber Keel Boat, 1974
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Hide AdTonight: Electric Light. Dales village of Clapham gets electricity, 1962
Golden Fleece. Bradford wool prices peak, 1950
Look North: Wolds Water. A Driffield farmer exports bottled water from his pond to France to be sold as mineral water, 1998
Look North: Striking Feud. Strike at Thorne Electronics, Bradford, 1974
Look North: Big Rocks. Norwegian granite delivered to Withernsea to shore up coastal defences,
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Hide AdLook North: Daffodil Walk. Locals save Farndale's famous daffodil walk from being flooded, 1968
Look North: The Pub With Its Own Coal Mine. Self-sufficiency at The Tan Hill Inn in Swaledale in 1972
Look North: British Rail and Miniskirts. Rules on skirt length had been introduced for travellers - filmed in York, 1969
Look North: Holbeck Hall in Danger. Scarborough hotel later fell into the sea, 1993
Look North: Free Houses in Hebden Bridge, 1973
Look North: Bradford Nuclear Bunker. Construction of shelter beneath City Hall, 1981