The Four Mile Railway (1928)

L/S of a fishing harbour with boats in the foreground.



M/S of a small locomotive pulling into a railway station. The train stops by the platform. It is the North Sunderland Railway which is 4 miles long and possesses one loco and three carriages. M/S of the train pulling away.



"Seahouses - Bamburgh (by the frowning Castle) and North Sunderland are three of its little stations." L/S of the castle. Shot of the castle from another angle. High angle shot of the train travelling along. C/U of the sign for North Sunderland station. Train pulls into the station.



Was an item in Pathe Pictorial issue number 559.
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