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Title: STRATHYRE TO BROADFORD, SKYE, BY TRAIN AND BOAT

Reference number: 0798

Date: 1930

Director: filmed by Revd. H. R. Harvey

Sound: silent

Original format: 9.5mm

Colour: bw

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 2.30 mins

Description: A journey by train and boat from Perthshire to Skye.

Credits: Film made from material presented by the late Rev H R Harvey

Shotlist: Credits (.03); Stills of Strathyre and Balquhidder station (.15); Shot of a viaduct (.17); Shots from a moving train of the passing countryside (.24); Shots at Killin Junction (.31); Shots of men standing by their steam engine locomotive (.35); Sign for Loch Tay station on the LMS line (.41); Shots at Killin station (.43); Shots of approaching Loch Tay steamer, possibly the "Glencoe", followed by shots on board same (.52); Steamer arrives at Ardeonaig at Lawers pier (1.07); Shot of Pullman carriage and of train as it leaves station (1.15); Brief shot of a duck on the road (1.16); Long shot of train in motion (1.21); Shot from train as it crosses a viaduct (1.23); Sign for Tyndrum (1.26); More shots from moving train (1.35); Shots on board steamer "Glencoe" (1.41); Shots of a Bullnose Morris car on the road (1.45); ecs (1.48)

RT 2 1/2 minutes at silent speed