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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-.. Read more
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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.
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| Released | To Rent: DVD: 08 Nov 2008 |
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A good trip back in time
This film was very interesting. From a railway point of view it was good to see now thinks have changed in the last 40 or so years. The file technique was ... read more »
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I see Hull isn't what it used to be. . .
This one gets off to a flying start with a trip From York to Hull via Market Weighton and a cavalcade of fascinating trains and bewildering routes around and ... read more »
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marsden rail hull
top class programme on times gone by. the ammount of traffic traversing hull on the rail network was immense as is shown. drapers scrap yard is a sad reminder ... read more »
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Marsden Rail - Hull
Full of good archive footage of Hull and district. Again, sadly, spoilt by too much commentary, over the top of the soundtrack. Please let us hear the trains!