In the Works Dvd 1: Railway Workshops Depots Wolverton Ashford Eastleigh Old Oak

Branches in the North DVD, Part 2: Across the Pennines to the North East\nThe North of England once possessed two remarkable railways crossing the Pennines. One ran over Stainmore, the other through Wensleydale. \nThis programme explores these lines using archive from the days of British Railways, starting in the 1950s and continuing through the 1960s and 1970s to the diesel era.\nThe Programme comprises:\nAcross the Pennines: The once important line from Kirkby Stephen to West Auckland via the 1370-foot summit at Stainmore. The steam and passenger workings are shown along the route together with the intermediate stations in the 1950s and just prior to closure.\nThe Middleton-in-Teesdale Branch: The line with its intermediate stations from Barnard Castle with a special steam working and DMUs.\nThrough Bishops Auckland: The lines from Barnard Castle and Wearhead including the last freight traffic.\nThe Richmond Branch: From Darlington and a steam worked freight.\nThrough Wensleyd.