My films

The 'My films' feature allows you to build a personal list of films from the Moving Image Archive catalogue. To add films to your list use the 'Add to my films' button on the full description page for each film or in your search results.

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'MINING REVIEW 10 No. 10 FOURTEENTH YEAR' added to 'My films'.

Films with full length videos

		GORBALS STOCK SHOTS [2480] Material used in the television documentary "Glasgow by the Way" and stock shot material for a "Panorama" programme on the Gorbals.	Onsite only	1957 mute bw
		MINING REVIEW 10 No. 10 FOURTEENTH YEAR [5706] Tulip Time: The annual Festival of Flowers at Spalding in Lincolnshire. The flower growing industry uses large quantities of solid fuel for greenhouse heating - a fact recognised by the entry of a float decorated with 23,000 tulips bearing the slogan 'Everything Flourishes on Coal'; Visit to Ayr: An invitation by Mr. Emrys Hughes (M.P. for South Ayrshire) results in boys from Eton College visiting the Scottish Coalfields, One of the places visited is the new colliery at Killoch, built to yield a million tons of coal a year [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].	Onsite only	1961 sound bw

GORBALS STOCK SHOTS [2480]

Material used in the television documentary "Glasgow by the Way" and stock shot material for a "Panorama" programme on the Gorbals.

Onsite only

1957

mute

MINING REVIEW 10 No. 10 FOURTEENTH YEAR [5706]

Tulip Time: The annual Festival of Flowers at Spalding in Lincolnshire. The flower growing industry uses large quantities of solid fuel for greenhouse heating - a fact recognised by the entry of a float decorated with 23,000 tulips bearing the slogan 'Everything Flourishes on Coal'; Visit to Ayr: An invitation by Mr. Emrys Hughes (M.P. for South Ayrshire) results in boys from Eton College visiting the Scottish Coalfields, One of the places visited is the new colliery at Killoch, built to yield a million tons of coal a year [synopsis from booklet Films on Coal Withdrawn from General Circulation].

Onsite only

1961

sound