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Country House offers naturists a way to air all.

Lumberjacks of Braunton: north Devon villagers gather to cut down their celebrated 'Cross Tree' to make way for a better road system.

Beautifully presented production from The Newport and District Amateur Film Society which gives a real flavour of city celebrations on Victory in Europe Day (8th May 1945).

The flagship of the GPO Film Unit's output and a cornerstone of British documentary, featuring music by Benjamin Britten and the verse of W.H. Auden.

Glamour goddess Pamela Green reveals all in a key ‘60s striptease collaboration with George Harrison Marks.

Thousands march up Old Elvet in Durham to mark the Coronation of Edward VII.

Young hikers take to the hills in the time of motorcycles and sidecars, Morris dancers are still a novelty, and children balance barefoot over the stepping stones at Bolton Abbey.

Ewan Bremner and Dexter Fletcher star as a pair of morbid fortune tellers in this modern tale of dark arts.

Enjoy an austerity holiday in Eastbourne with the Corder family in this delightful colour film from 1946.

A lovely shot of Berwick Street market in Soho is among the highlights of this sweet family film, which also captures a 20th anniversary holiday in Canvey Island.

Ray Young is your guide in this candid film about Hoddesdon - showing shopping precincts, historic buildings, garden centres, outdoor markets and flared trousers

Discover how steel has made Norman Hartnell dresses more accessible, how the industry is connected with Vampire jets and how its products are celebrated on Industrial Sunday.

Newsreel footage captures the aftermath of riots in Liverpool following the sinking of Cunard liner 'the Lusy' during WWI.

The mining communities of Merthyr Vale and Aberfan pull out all the stops to celebrate the festival in style.

This stunning film by Eric J. Sparks, features a variety of steam and electric action for fans of the Southern Railway - from luxury Pullmans to humble shunters at Brighton works

A rough and ready student film goes on the buses in Durham, from early morning to the fag end of the day smokers still allowed in the 1970s.

Steel men work their last shift at Consett and a town loses its industrial heart.

Great Torrington’s children lead a May Day procession

North East motorcycle enthusiasts rev up for a popular scrambling event at Belmont Park on the edge of Durham City.

Hang on a minute – aren't you the boatman, the fire chief, the churchwarden, the harbourmaster and the postman I saw earlier?

For an impression of what life was like in rural Oxfordshire in the mid-1940s, look no further than this documentary

There are many hands on the job as new replaces old on the Great Eastern rail route, including replacing the magnificent Trowse Swing bridge in Norwich.

A dramatic tale of forbidden love, faithlessness and shipwreck, filmed on the stunning Dorset coast

“It would be difficult to find a more lovely train journey”, declares Swansea’s Librarian, the film-maker and narrator. Prepare to be beguiled, station by station.

A classic of early sci-fi providing an awe-inspiring and delightful account of man’s first mission to the Moon.

A visit to Edwardian Cork captures the docks on an unusually quiet Sunday.