MARSDEN RAIL 11
DONCASTER
£19.95

If you liked 'Pacifics', then Doncaster was the place to be! In addition to A1s, A2s, A3s and the legendary A4s, Britannias, Bullied 'Pacifics' and even an ex-LMS 'Coronation’ make an appearance. Doncaster's locomotive works - 'The Plant' and the nearby shed are visited with a wide variety of classes shown including B1s, K1s, J50s, N2s, O1s, O4s, V2s, WDs, BR 'Standards' and early diesels. Together with lineside footage at Rossington, Hatfield and Retford this programme is a fascinating reminder of East Coast operations in the 1960s.
Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 12
HULL
£19.95

In 1960, there were seven different rail routes radiating from Hull, then a prosperous port, on the north bank of the River Humber. This programme, based primarily on film taken by local cameramen, shows the once extensive rail network of the 1960s with large numbers of freight and passenger workings - still mostly steam-operated. The city’s trolley buses are featured together with deep-sea trawlers, Humber paddle-wheel ferries, busy docks, a local rugby match and the railway route to Withernsea.
Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 13
BRAKEVAN TO WHITBY
£19.95

In this video, some of North Yorkshire's long lost branch lines are viewed with the main feature being a ride on the daily pickup goods train from Malton to Whitby on a glorious winters day. We begin by following the last goods train from Malton to Kirkbymoorside and look at the line from Pilmoor to Gilling, plus a B1 Class Loco on a special passenger train at Coxwold. The final part of the video features a ride on a DMU from Whitby to Scarborough on the now closed Coast Line. Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 14
NOTTINGHAM TO MARYLEBONE
£19.95

In this second GC video, we look at Staveley GC engine shed and ride on an O4 Class loco and another O4 is filmed shunting the exchange sidings at Heath. After looking at trains at Wilford Brickyard we join 4472 Flying Scotsman at Nottingham Victoria on 15th June 1963 and travel down the London Extension to Marylebone, pausing to look at passing traffic at Ruddingon, Leicester, Rugby and Woodford Halse. After lokking around Marylebone we commence our journey home behind Flying Scotsman.
Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 15
HELLIFIELD
£19.95

Thirty-six miles north of Leeds on the former Midland railway route to Carlisle, the junction station of Hellifield was a very busy location in the late 1950s and early 60s. Anglo-Scottish services, Heysham boat trains, local passenger services plus an endless procession of freights kept station and engine shed staff fully occupied! In addition to film at Hellifiled, scenes at Gargrave and Bell Busk stations are also viewed as we travel on a Jubilee-hauled service from Skipton to Hellifield in 1963.
Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 16
MARKET WEIGHTON
£19.95

The East Yorkshire town was at the centre of a rail network linking York, Bridlington, Driffield, Beverley and Selby. Although the main traffic was freight, the summer months witnessed many seaside excursions passing through. In addition to scenes at Market Weighton, York station, the busy Bridlington line, and Beverley with its historic North Bar also feature. The local pick-up goods were recorded on film, before they too succumbed in the wake of the Beeching cuts, scenes of closure notices and last-day services bringing the video to a close.
Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 17
NORTH DURHAM
£19.95

This video looks at the are south of the River Tyne, the programme starting with a trip on the ECML in the cab of a Class V2, hauling freight from York to Newcastle's Tyne Yard. At Gateshead, freight trains to and from Dunston cross the King Edward Bridge en route to Tyne Dock and Sunderland, followed by scenes at Felling Station, Bolden Station and Colliery, Pontop Crossing and Tyne Dock shed with views of numerous freight workings. The famous iron ore workings to Consett are shown in detail plus unique film taken in 1957 of a Class T1 4-8-0 tank loco rescuing a stalled freight! Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 18
RETFORD
£19.95

On the ECML, twenty miles south of Doncaster, lies the small market town of Retford, which until the 1960s was an important rail junction. The ECML was crossed by a freight route linking Sheffield and the West Riding of Yorkshire to East Anglia and the port of Harwich. Thrumpton (GC) and Retford (GN) engine sheds are featured together with the building of the Retford 'diveunder'. Other locations shown are Gainsborough, Doncaster depot and works plus a journey on a steam hauled stopping train from Retford to Sheffield, where the city’s Victoria station is viewed. Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 19
CITY OF LEEDS
£19.95

At one time, Leeds had three large stations, Central, Wellington and City, many suburban stations and goods depots, plus five engine sheds! In 1962, Leeds Central still handled extensive passenger services with freight handled at the adjacent Wellington Street Goods depot, both locations filmed from Holbeck High and Low Level Stations. All five loco sheds are viewed together with scenes at Hunslet Goods Depot plus intensive traffic through the numerous junctions in and around Holbeck.
Duration: 55 min

MARSDEN RAIL 20
YORK & DISTRICT
£19.95

This programme complements Marsden Rail No 1, but contains no repeat film from the earlier video. In addition to the regular ECML traffic, more unusual traffic in around York is viewed such as the sugar beet factory locomotive at Poppleton and the arrival of Billy Smarts Circus at Holgate cattle dock! Filmed locations include the loco sheds and workshop, Leeman Road Engineers Yard, Skelton New Yard, the former excursion platforms south of the station where immense volumes of traffic passed plus scenes at nearby Church Fenton.
Duration: 60 min