The fall and rise of the Sheffield tram. This DVD celebrates both the new light rail system, as well as the former tramway which closed in 1960. Relive memories through a mix of colour and black and white film of the old double-deckers on the Moor and
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An evocative selection of film recapturing the glory days of Aberdeen trams including archive footage (the earliest dating from 1906) together with detailed coverage of the services abandoned between 1954 - 1958.
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This DVD revives memories of Birmingham trams in service, and also shows Birmingham, West Bromwich and Midland Red buses at work in the 1950s. Birmingham possessed the largest 3' 6" gauge tramway in Britain, and the system reached its fullest extent in 1
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An evocative collection of films depicting Birmingham's trams and trolleybuses. Birmingham possessed the largest 3'6" gauge tramway in Britain and was unusual in that there were no through routes crossing the city centre.
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This DVD, through a wealth of archival footage, tells the story of Blackpool's trams from their inception to the closure of the Lytham Road services in 1961. It is rich in period atmosphere - fashions, entertainments, road vehicles, buses, street furni
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Using a rich mix of archival footage, this DVD recounts the full story of Blackpool's trams from the closure of the Marton route in October 1962 to the arrival of the first new tram for over 30 years in April 1984.
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Relive the magic of two centenaries - the Promenade Tramway in 1985 and the Fleetwood Tramroad in 1998 - with film and video footage taken by some outstanding film-makers.
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Relive the Glory Days of Bradford Transport. See most trolleybus types in action including second hand 'imports'. A wealth of period scenes of 'old' Bradford. Vanished streets and lost buildings including New Inn, Forster Square Station and the Unitari
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Britain's traditional tramways, with the exception of Blackpool and the Manx Electric, had all been consigned to museums by 1962. The first system to adopt modern light-rail technology was the Tyne and Wear Metro, opened in 1980.
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A look at buses, trams and trolleybuses in the 1960s and 1970s, including:
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This DVD was specially produced to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the closure of the Dundee tramway in October 1956. It contains superb scenes of the trams in a rich variety of locations with detailed coverage of the years 1954 to 1956.
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Edinburgh occupies a unique place in the history of British tramways. Horse cars were operated from 1871 - 1907, cable trams (the fifth largest system in the world) from 1888 - 1923, but electric trams did not arrive until 1922 except for a line in Mus
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Built to an unusual gauge, Glasgow possessed the second largest tramway in Britain. Post-war extensions were built in 1948 - 1949 and the last totally new car entered service in 1952.
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Glasgow was the last city in Britain to operate traditional tramcars. Despite an active closure programme, there were still 12 services, six depots and some 400 cars in January.
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Terrific transport scenes in Hastings (1928 - 1959) and Eastbourne (1949 - 1959) Bexhill West Railway Branch.
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Taken from his personal film archive, Keith Beeden introduces and narrates a journey through 30 years of transport history from 1960 through to 1986.
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Leeds possessed one of the most progressive tram systems in the country. In October 1891, it was home to the first electric tramway in Britain powered by means of the overhead wire.
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Liverpool's trams were amongst the finest in the country. Over 300 new cars were built between 1933 - 1942 at the Corporation's works in Edge Lane.
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London, which possessed the largest tramway in Britain, was unusual in that few routes penetrated the heart of the capital, much of the system employed the conduit form of current collection, and despite extensions built into the early 1930s, there was vi
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An evocative selection of films depicting London trams during their final months of operation and detailed coverage of stages 6 - 8 of Operation Tramaway.
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Specially assembled to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the closure of Liverpool trams in September 1957. This DVD contains not just the Green Goddesses but 'The Dockers Umbrella' (The Liverpool Overhead Railway) and the world famous Ferries Across
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An evocative selection of film capturing the glory days of Newcastle trolleybuses with some excellent sequences of Gateshead and Newcastle Trams.
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A unique record of Cardiff trams and trolleybuses. Magnificent action scenes of trams and trolleybuses throughout the city. Ride the final tram route - Whitchurch Road to St. Mary Street. See the last car light up. Admire new dual door trolley
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The tramway at Seaton is a remarkable tribute to one man's expertise and enthusiasm which are maintained by the present regime. It is also unique - no other seaside resort in the UK can boast a three-mile custom-built narrow gauge tramway which links t
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Renowned for its cheap fares, frequent services, high maintenance standards and steeply graded routes, the system continued to expand until 1935. Over 300 new four-wheel double deckers were built between 1928 and 1952 including the famous "Roberts" car
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This DVD includes footage of trams in Chester, Birkenhead, Wallasey, Liverpool. Douglas Head, Warrington, Wigan, Bolton, Bury, Rochdale, Ashton, Salford, Manchester and Stockport.
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Five years in the gathering, this DVD features a mouth-watering assembly of amazing film footage - some nearly 100 years old.
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