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Title: MUSEUM OF TRANSPORT

Reference number: T0032

Date: 1965

Director: d. Ian Dalgleish

Production company: Scottish Television

Sound: sound

Original format: 16mm

Colour: bw

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 23.52 mins

Description: Visit to the Museum of Transport in Glasgow with a tour of the various vehicles on display, including horse-drawn carriages, trams, bicycles, cars and models of ships. [Part of the STV 'Picture Palace Series]

Credits: programme ed. Henry Hay
film ed. Fred Bull
sd. mixer Jeff Robertson
film cameramen Ron Frazer, Harry Bridges

Shotlist: Credits (0.20); Female reporter and museum curator, Tony Browning, draw up in front of the Glasgow Museum of Transport in a vintage car. Reporter introduces the programme and the curator talks about the car (2.16); Inside museum. Reporter is shown around bicycles, horse-powered vehicles, coaches, drays, carriages etc (6.23); Shots of various trams interspersed with old photographs (9.58); Old cars - workshop repair being carried out (11.15); Shots of early cars built by Argyll Company, c1900 - various shots, including an early Rolls Royce [some stills] gvs vintage car rally (12.25); Shots inside Kelvingrove Museum of ship's models and photos of vessels (22.06); Shot of the "Maid of Cumbrae" as passengers get on and vessel pulls away (23.12); ecs (23.52)