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Cliff Lifts began in 1875 at Scarborough and soon became a site in a seaside town, some places had more than one for example Hastings had 2, Folkestone and Scarborough both had 4. It is a means of transport to enable people to get up and down cliff tops and the beach first worked by water pump and then...

Dockland light rail was first constructed in 1985 / 86 as an automatic driver-less railway system crossing over east part of London. DVD contains footage of the test runs made prior to the opening in 1987 which has also been included. Other features included are the excavation works for the underground...

A 2006 Online Video production taking a trip along the line of preserved Kent and East Sussex Railway running between Tenterden Town and Bodiam. DVD starts off with scenes from the high street in Tenterden then heading down to Tenterden Town station where the first train of the day departs and is followed...

DVD takes a look at stations of the East end of London which have either gone with no remains or changed dramatically where upon very little of the original is still standing. Such locations are Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate Low Level, Coborn Road, Stratford and Lea Bridge. Footage ranges from many periods...

Edinburgh were to first to have horse drawn trams in 1882 and the electric trams did not arrive until 1922. When the trams were to arrive in this part of Scotland many types of variety were seen throughout the system and network. The DVD completed in connection with 226 group as well as Edinburgh Transport...

No film stars, but bricks and fabric of the studios. Paul Welsh MBE (Chairman of the Elstree Screen Heritage Group) who has spent over forty years promoting and saving the studios. Together with Ron Punter (who was a scenic painter) takes us on a tour of the studios and talks about the films he worked...

Folkestone was once the home of 4 cliff lifts although now it only has one which is over 125 years old. Folkestone was the first to have a cliff lift on the south coast seaside and the one remaining is the second oldest water pump lift surviving in England. Its track gauge is 5 foot 10 inches and 164...

Glasgow were to possess the second largest tramway operations within Britain. Two DVD's are made with conjunction of Scottish Tramway and Transport Society with this first part containing much history plus archived footage of Coplawhill Works plus others. Archive footage of various tranquil routes and...

This DVD is the second of two DVD's made in conjunction with Scottish Tramway and Transport Society detailing the work of a tramway system that was only seconded to London trams. First DVD featured heavily on the history with start of the closures whilst this second part features all the closure including...

'A modern underground nicknamed Clockwork Orange opened in 1980 but first the original underground opened in 1896 and footage is shown of this subway system in 1950's and again in 1970's. On closure in 177 much of the system was best part a working museum and shown is a travelling crane, car 41 and car...