2nd South Bank station. July 2024

Then & Now video of the old 2nd South Bank Station and the Black Path from the old Bridge at Smiths Dock road leading up to the station and Old Station road. The Black path pictures at the beginning are the same ones used in the previous Black path video from June 2024. None of the 'Then' pictures belong to me so a Big Thankyou and Much appreciated to the Sites & Names listed below.

Pictures.

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01:33 - John Whiteley. Flickr. 23rd February 1982.
02:06 - Vince Smith. Facebook page 'Teesside Industrial Steelworks Heritage'
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03:12 - Alan Young. Disused Stations. January 1973.
03:44 - Vince Smith. Facebook page 'Teesside Industrial Steelworks Heritage'
04:17 - Duncan McEvoy. Flickr. 27th June 1989.
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05:29 - Brian Johnson. 'Teesside Industrial Steelworks Heritage'
06.00 - Vince Smith. 'Teesside Industrial Steelworks Heritage'
06:35 - . Flickr. 28th August 1981.
07:09 - Alan Hart. Flickr. 30th July 1990.
07:42 - Alan Young. Disused Stations. January 1973.
08:15 - John Smith From the John Mann collection. Disused Stations. 1972.
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09:14 - John Mann. Disused Stations. November 1972.
09:59 - Alan Young. Disused Stations. 20th July 1984.
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11:04 - Neville Stead collection. The Transport Library.
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12:10 - Stations UK. Disused Stations. 1955.
12:43 - John Mann. Disused Stations. November 1972.
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Audio.

00:27 - 02:45. Film 'This Happy Breed'
07:29 - Big Audio Dynamite.
08:05 - 08:27 - BBC Archive 'The Legendary Wilf Mannion' First Broadcast on the 5th October 1978. BBC North East.
09:40 - 'The Other South Bank 2009' Pilgrim Films. YouTube.
10:09 - NCS Manhunter. TV Crime Drama. 2001.
10:37 - Film 'Master and Commander' Russell Crowe. 2003.
12:10 - 'Threads' BBC Nuclear War TV Film. 1984
13:12 - Film 'Hobsons Choice' 1954.

Films.

This Happy Breed. 1954.
On Her Majestys Secret Service. 1969.
Master and Commander. 2003.
Hobsons Choice. 1954.
Threads. 1984.

Music.

'Sunrise' Richard Harvey.
'Journey to Blofelds hideaway' John Barry.
'Symphony no3' Henryk Gorecki.
'Bedtime-Dream-Chime' Ron Geesin, Roger Waters.
'Smokebelch II' The Sabres of Paradise.
'We'll make Hay while the Sun shines' Billy Merrin and His Commanders.