Stanley Russell

Following the path of the River Clyde as it winds its way from its source through urban and rural environments until reaching the sea on Scotland's west coast.

A look at Cally House, a wartime evacuation school established by the Glasgow Education Authority in Gatehouse-of-Fleet.

A look at various sporting events in Scotland.

Profile of the city of Dundee, Scotland and its industries.

A profile of the Scottish inventor and his work on developing the steam engine.

A look at the manufacture of propellers in a foundry in Ayrshire, Scotland.

Following the path of the River Clyde as it winds its way from its source through urban and rural environments until reaching the sea on Scotland's west coast.

A look at Cally House, a wartime evacuation school established by the Glasgow Education Authority in Gatehouse-of-Fleet.

A look at various sporting events in Scotland.

Profile of the city of Dundee, Scotland and its industries.

A profile of the Scottish inventor and his work on developing the steam engine.

A look at the manufacture of propellers in a foundry in Ayrshire, Scotland.

A look at the historic town of Culross in Fife.

Production of steel components at William Beardmore & Co's Parkhead Forge, Glasgow. Made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition.

A British documentary on the good health of the people in Scotland.

An overview of sports played in Scotland, including the benefits to its citizens and the facilities used.

Produced in 1946 for Martin, Black and Company, makers of wire rope, this film is about how steel cables came to existence through the work of ingenious minds. Ingenious minds can thrive and measure; with expert judgment and knowledge they select the best raw material available. The film describes the making of steel ropes for mining cages, excavator work, overhead tram wires, and more in the steel works and rope making premises where strands are bound together.

A documentary showing a day in the life of a crofter boy, including going to school and playing shinty with his pals.

The Scottish town of Ayr and its famous resident Robert Burns.