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(39 Results)

[CLYDE RIVER]
non-fiction
1939
National Library of Scotland
Other title(s):
- [CLYDE RIVER]

The River Clyde from source to sea highlighting its industry, history, the city of Glasgow and its nearby holiday areas such as Rothesay and Arran.

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[CLYDE RIVER STEAMER CLUB]
non-fiction / Amateur film
1968
National Library of Scotland
Other title(s):
- [CLYDE RIVER STEAMER CLUB]

A record of some chartered trips taken by members of the Clyde River Steamer Club between 1966 - 1968. Includes footage of a trip to Girvan on the 'Duchess of Hamilton' - Girvan had not been visited ...

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[CLYDE SCENES]
non-fiction / Amateur film
1939
National Library of Scotland
Other title(s):
- [CLYDE SCENES]

Shipping and yachting on the river Clyde and holiday scenes at Millport and Dunoon.

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RIVER CLYDE, the
non-fiction / Educational film
1937
National Library of Scotland

Following the River Clyde from its upper reaches down to the Firth.

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RIVER CLYDE, the
non-fiction / Educational film
1954
National Library of Scotland

The river from source to sea; farming and fruit-growing in the Lanarkshire countryside and the river's traditions of heavy industry and shipbuilding.

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[CLYDE TUNNEL PROJECT]
non-fiction / Documentary film
1957
National Library of Scotland
Other title(s):
- [CLYDE TUNNEL PROJECT]

Shots of preparations for the construction of the Clyde Tunnel in Glasgow, including shots of the Whiteinch vehicular ferry crossing the river and an official turf-cutting ceremony.

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RIVER CLYDE - A SURVEY OF SCOTLAND'S GREATEST RIVER
non-fiction
1939
National Library of Scotland

The River Clyde is traced from its source down to the Firth of Clyde, with a review of its industrial life from Glasgow to Dumbarton.

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UPPER CLYDE
non-fiction / Documentary film / Educational film
1970
National Library of Scotland

An overview of the Upper River Clyde area, its shipbuilding history and contemporary management.

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