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A visit to the Agricultural Museum at Adamston, Huntly, owned by Hew McCall-Smith, to see some of the machines and agricultural practices of the 19th century.
A history of heat engine development from Hero of Alexandria to Rudolph Diesel. Includes archival film of old machinery in motion including steam engines (Crofton, Youngs Brewery at Wandsworth), ships, early...
Industrial archaeology film which records the processes of an extant Victorian brickworks north of Bristol before the site is renewed by its owners the Cattybrook Brick Company.
The industrial architecture of the East Midlands. Discusses the functional demands that shaped the first factories and follows the development of industrial architecture from the cotton mills and industrial...
1 (1972): Shows a water pumping station in 1926 that survived virtually unchanged until 1971. Shows a general view of the pumping station, and then moves step-by-step from the hand stoking of the steam...
An outline examination of the remains of a set of kilns in northern Sutherland, relating them to the economy of the Sutherland Estates during the latter part of the 19th century.
Outlines the development of the Bessemer process and records from start to finish a typical blow at the sponsor’s Workington works before the process was phased out in 1974.
Shows men at work in one of the last gasworks. The chemistry and history of the process is not explained and the works not identified.
A survey of the work done in the factory of Peter Scott Ltd, with emphasis on the manufacture of’Pesco’ garments. Shows shearing of sheep, spinning, hand knitting machine, binding and seaming, scouring,...
A compilation of four films on steelmaking in the West of Scotland held in the National Library of Scotland collection: MAKE WAY FOR STEEL (1966) - The construction for David Colvilles Limited of the steel...
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