Hidden Derbyshire is a documentary storytelling podcast exploring the places where history, folklore, and landscape intersect.
Across ten episodes, we travel from prehistoric stone circles to plague villages, Norman fortresses, industrial mills, mass trespass protests, and drowned towns — uncovering how each …
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Hardwick Hall stands as one of Derbyshire’s most striking historic houses—built to display power, wealth, and permanence. But behind its symmetry and glass-lined walls lies a more unsettled story.Anne Stanhope, daughter-in-law of Bess of Hardwick, was a figure shaped by …
Hardwick Hall stands as one of Derbyshire’s most striking historic houses—built to display power, wealth, and permanence. But behind its symmetry and glass-lined walls lies a more unsettled …
At the edge of Castleton lies a vast opening in the earth—one of the largest cave entrances in Britain, and a place once known by a name few …
High on Stanton Moor, a small circle of weathered stones stands quietly among the heather. Known as the Nine Ladies, their origins lie deep in prehistory—but their meaning …
On the banks of the Derwent, Richard Arkwright built a new kind of landscape — one powered not by feudal obligation or aristocratic prestige, but by water, machinery, …
High above Castleton, the ruins of Peveril Castle overlook the Hope Valley — a fortress less defined by battles than by law, revenue, and administration. Built in the …
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