South of the Tyne, we visit Pelaw, Horden, Crimdon Dene Viaduct, Hart, and West Hartlepool (with footage of an English Electric 'Type 3' with a brake tender) before moving further south to Darlington.

Tell-Tale Productions - Railroad videos and DVDs from the West and Northeast US and Canada, including D&RGW, UP, ATSF, BN, CV, CN, and Rutland Railroad Remnants series

New Releases

Here's the good bit... In the last few years, software to restore old grainy and wobbly film has become more accessible. Previously it was expensive, slow and not very good, but in 2022 huge advances were made. The old film used on these new compilation programmes is all being reworked, improved, cleaned up and upscaled. For the first time, all of the film shot in standard-definition (720 x 576 or less) can be upscaled and presented in top-quality high-definition (1920 x 1080). On through through Lewes Tunnel, Cooksbridge and Plumpton we reach to Keymer Jcn and join the ex-LBSCR main line from Brighton to London. Train Pictures - Australia rail and transport related videos and DVDs, ranging from heritage steam to modern diesels, also including films by Series 567 Rail Video

Somerset & Dorset material comprises film at Bath Green Park, Midford Viaduct (near Shepton Mallet), Wincanton & Templecombe. Industrial Narrow Gauge Railways - Photos and information about current industrial and commercial narrow gauge railways operating throughout Europe, plus narrow gauge railway videos and DVDs from J&S Productions

Rails to the Catskills - 95 minute documentary about railroading in the northern and southern Catskill Mountains of New York State Long gone and long scrapped EMUs, DMUs, 31s, 37s, 47s, 86s and many other locos and coaches which were only ever filmed in SD, can now be appreciated in full HD! Whether on DVD or Blu-ray, the picture quality of this new series is better than anything seen before, of trains filmed in the same era. Majik Video Systems - Produces four volumes of New Zealand Railscene DVDs annually covering recent activities of rail operation in New Zealand including Toll Rail freight and Tranz Scenic passenger services, mainline steam-hauled excursions, restoration projects, archive footage, railway museums, and preserved operational branch lines The fourth volume in our series concentrating on archive footage of the branch line railways in this area. Here we feature two contrasting branches in Hertfordshire.

We begin our journey at the London & South Western Railway’s terminus station at Waterloo which was completely rebuilt following the First World War and opened in 1922 by HM Queen Mary. Its many platforms and bustling atmosphere is seen in the mid 1960s at a time when steam haulage to the south coast was nearing an end. This program looks at two 50th anniversary photo specials on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. The first in August of 2018 commemorated the last freights over Cumbres Pass using two of the K-36 locomotives. The first day had a 2-engine freight climbing ... more info In Railfanning with the Bednars volume 19, we continue the Susquehanna - D&H and Conrail action from the Bednar video tape collection between March and June of 1989. The Susquehanna was now just about a year into the takeover of the Delaware and ... more infoSteam Video Productions by James Parfrey - DVDs of contemporary American steam railroading, both tourist railroads and mainline steam excursions Further to the north time is spent at Blyth, then the largest coal exporting port in the whole of Europe, before visiting South Blyth shed, Bedlington, Bedlington' A' colliery, and Manors. The shop is a new-build on a developing complex and on all those winter days of gale force winds and high tides - when we couldn’t open at North Pier - this is very much inland, less windy and drier!