The Queen at Sheffield

The crowds stand silent as the nation says goodbye to Queen Victoria in February 1901.

Crowds gather outside the Town Hall to hear the town crier's royal announcement.

The Victorian great and good mark the passing of a political titan

Unusually detailed shots of the Jubilee procession

Carriages full of well-heeled guests continue in Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee procession, filmed for RW Paul.

The head of the colonial procession and the Horse Guards approach Westminster Bridge during Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.

Sheffield professional sportsmen train determined disabled adults to compete at the Special Olympics in this heart-warming short film. (

Children from Sheffield enjoy becoming amateur dentists for the day in this informative educational film from the late 1950s.

A Sheffield bus strike causes traffic congestion in this film that shows the significant local impact that a workplace dispute can have.

This film sees Sheffield Council reform and modernise their approach to female leisure activities for their diverse and busy community.

Military men and women from Sheffield put on a show from 1942-1947 in this patriotic compilation film.

As the rise of fascism casts a shadow over Europe, the people of Sheffield take to the streets to deliver a powerful message.

A short documentary about a young girl who leaves home to join a travelling Fun Park in hopes of finding a new family.

Sleazy and vain Toast tries to win back an ex flame, the beautiful Egg, but the hideous Big Toast is now on the scene.

A female police officer sees more than she bargained for on her first tough day in the force.

Two old friends take a walk on a summer's afternoon and discover they have less in common than they thought.

Three young women live in a society which has ingrained gender roles as law. They face the difficulties of being queer women in a close-knit religious society.

Vojta and Rami roam around Prague, witnessing the damage caused by mass tourism.