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The Story of the RMS Queen Mary
£14.95The Queen Mary was one of those famous icons of the 20th century. The world’s most famous ocean liner spent 31 years crossing the North Atlantic […]
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The Story of the Settle-Carlisle
£13.95A new DVD documentary telling the whole story of England’s most famous railway. This 90-minute DVD covers the building of the line in the 1870s, the operation […]
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The Story of the Swanage Railway
£12.95A revised edition in 2018 of the Swanage Railway with all the developments with the main line connection and locomotives now on the railway including Nos. […]
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The Summer of 67
£9.95‘The Summer of ‘67’ Special DVD showing the end of steam on the Southern Region in 1967. Full of archive film in and around Southampton, Bournemouth […]
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The Summer of 68 DVD
£14.95The Summer of 68 – Last Weeks of British Rail Steam. Contents: Exclusive interview with David Shepherd (OBE). Memories from enginemen and passengers. Original sound recordings of […]
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The Terriers
£9.95‘The Terriers’ A tribute DVD to the numerous and popular preserved Stroudley Terrier ‘A’ Class. A special offer programme which captures the spirit of the engines […]
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The Village of Hamble and its River
£12.95Rare and fascinating films of the village of Hamble and its river from the 1920s through to the 1970s. We look at all aspects of village […]
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The Vintage Mid-Hants Railway Dvd
£14.95A celebration of twenty years in preservation, including a look back at the last years in British Rail’s operation of this one-time Southern byway which now […]
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The West Somerset Railway Autumn 2018 Steam Gala
£14.95A video record of the Autumn 2018 Steam Gala when guest locomotives, BR Standard Class 5 No. 73082 Camelot and ‘West Country Class’ Pacific No. 34046 […]
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The Wye Valley
£14.95The Wye Tour’ A delightful scenic tour down the Wye Valley. Filmed over the seasons this DVD explores the River Wye and the surrounding towns, villages […]
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TITANIC -The Last Survivor Millvina Dean
£14.95Hardback book describing the fascinating life of the Titanic’s last survivor – Millvina Dean. The author’s trace her history back to her birth in Devon and the sad death of her father during the journey on Titanic. Millvina survived with her mother and brother Bertram Dean.
Millvina lived in Southampton most of her life and became a celebrity when she became the final person in the world to live following the Titanic disaster in 1912.
64 pages, hardback, full of black and white and colour photographs. £14.95
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Tribute to the Llangollen Railway
£12.95A Tribute to the Llangollen Railway
We look at this extremely picturesque railway in North Wales from footage taken at their gala events from 1987 to 2015, which includes two of the famous Steel, Steam and Stars events. We begin in 1987 with BBC Newscaster of the time, Peter Woods, as he narrates the first ever gala held at the railway. This is followed by further galas in the 1980s and 1990s which saw a whole host of different locomotives visiting the line. Engines such as the J27 from the NYMR and Jinty 3F 7298, 76079, 5572, 4566 and the newly restored ‘Manor’ No. 7822 Foxcote Manor.
As we enter the new millenium, the gala in 2004 brought with it Pannier No. 6430, 7754, 5199 and Hunslet 0-6-0 Jessie. The Autocoach W228W was also a major attraction at this event.
The two Steel, Steam and Stars events had a long line-up of locomotives including – Nos. 41241, 44806 (as 44801), ‘Dukedog’ 9017, ‘B1’ 1306, ‘Royal Scot’ 6100, 5526, 5643, 3440 City of Truro and Scottish entrant 246 Morayshire.
The whole events from 1987 onwards and the extension of the line firstly through to Glyndyfrdwy and then to Carrog and coming soon, to Corwen, illustrate the great potential of this heritage railway. Its stunning scenery and popular tourist location can only enhance its future under the new trust set up for operations.
70 minutes duration
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Victoria to Wembley and Wembley to Euston
£17.95Cab Ride
Victoria to Wembley and Wembley
to Euston
Part one is from the cab of Class 66 No. 66065 as it departs from London Victoria for a crew training run to Wembley Yard. The route is via Stewarts Lane, Longhege Junction, Clapham Junction,
Wandsworth Town, Putney, Barnes, Chiswick, New Kew Junction, South Acton, Action Wells Junction Acton Canal Wharf and into Wembley Yard. Part two starts at Willesden Carriage Sidings in the cab of a Class 90 which is top and tailed with a Class 57 to enable a procedure to turn the Virgin Train ready for departure from Euston. The Class 90 leads up to Kensal Green Junction passing Willesden
Low Level Station and joining the North London Line. A change of ends now with a Class 57 leading to Willesden High Level and proceeding to Mitre Bridge Junction where another reversal is made with the Class 90 leading again to take us back to Wembley Yard. The Class 57 now leads to bring us over West London Junction and the fast line into Euston Station’s Platform 1.
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Villages of Rutland
£12.95The county of Rutland has been around for centuries and is with us again after breaking away from the Leicestershire merger of the 1970s. Small is […]
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Villages of the Lake District
£12.95With presentation by W.R. Mitchell M.B.E., a lifelong writer and enthusiast for the area, we explore these wonderful villages, each with its own story to tell. […]
