No Artist - Railways Remembered / The End of Steam FLAC

No Artist Field Recording Education 1975

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A1	Introduction Narrator – R. A. Symes-Schutzmann*
A2	Reminiscences Of Retired Driver And Porter Voice – Arthur Harris , Bill Sylvester
A3	Last Steam Train From Paddington
A4	Reminiscences Of Private Train Holidays Voice – The Hon. Mrs. Bernard James
A5	A Former Page Boy On The Railway
A6	The Flying Scotsman Centenary
A7	Recollections Of The Armagh Rail Disaster 1889 Voice – H. G. Rea
B1	Memories Of The Cefn Railway In Wales Voice – Miss Phoebe Simons
B2	The Royal Scot Departure
B3	1951 Glencoe Blizzard Interviewer – J. Clarke
B4	Steam Locomotive Designer Interview Interviewee – Sir William StanierInterviewer – Rex Wailes
B5	Cross At The Crossing Written-By – Neville Cowley
C1	Naming Ceremony Of "The Evening Star" Speech – R. F. Hanks
C2	Footplate Recording On Stanier Class 5
C3	Excerpt From The Programme "Some Famous Trains"
C4	Trial Run Of The L.N.E.R. Locomotive "Silver Link" Voice [Engine Driver] – A. J. Taylor
C5	Coronation Express Approach And Pass With Whistle
C6	A World Of Trains Narrator – Rowland Emett
C7	Local Train, Engine Built 1882, Carriages Built 1904. Departure And Run
C8	A Local Train Of Thought (Poem) Voice Actor – Bruce MacKenzie Written-By – Siegfried Sassoon
C9	Local Train, Engine Built 1882, Carriages Built 1904. Arrival At Station
C10	Excerpt From The Programme "Some Famous Trains"
C11	British Railways, Paddington Station Departure Of Unnamed Train
C12	Western Region Trains
C13	The World Train Speed Record, From "The World Goes By"
C14	Inside Signal Box; Flying Scotsman Passes
D1	Programme On The G.W.R. Broadcast On 23 August 1935 Voice – Mr. M. Froude
D2	Goods Train Climbing Cutting Passing Under Bridge
D3	Golden Arrow (S.R.) Whistle, Announcement On Train
D4	"Bradshaw" From The Programme, "Speed, Sound And Sentiment" Read By – John Gray
D5	Golden Arrow (Southern Railway) Arrives At Dover
D6	The Set-Up For The Slochd Climb Recording Voice – John Gray
D7	Recording From The Footplate Of Steam Locomotive Voice – John Gray
D8	Reminiscences Of Recording Trains Voice – Arthur Phillips
D9	Coronation Scot Recorded By – Arthur Phillips
D10	Cheltenham Flyer, Running Fast Through Cutting
D11	Nationalisation Of Railways 31 December 1947 Voice [Commentator] – Maxwell Taylor
D12	Goods Train Working Hard With Whistle
D13	Edited Version Of BBC TV Film "Let's Imagine - A Branch Line" Written-By, Narrator – Sir John Betjeman*
D14	Irish Mail Train Passing Through Reading