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Below is list of videos and DVDs covering the changes on public and private railways in the UK. These have been followed over the past twenty or so years on video and sometimes on old ciné film from further back in time.

n.b.. Items in BLUE are available on DVD.

St. Marks As We Knew It - Beginning in 1984 we look at the changes made to railways into Lincoln. A new spur was built to take the line from Newark into Central Station, thereby making the 1846 built Midland Station redundant. We follow and ride on the regular trains from St. Marks, culminating in the final train.

Steam in Scotland 1994 - A two hour trip around Scotland calling in at:- Bo'Ness, Arbroath, Aviemore, Brechin, Mull, Mallaig, Crianlarich etc. 60532, 4467, 3442 and 2005 on the mainline. Cad-ride to Birkhill, illicit ride to Manuel. A busy week! [114 mins - £14.95]

DMUs to Louth - Made up from ciné film taken by one of the members in the early eighties, coupled with video shots of the line as it appears today. Shots include DMUs leaving and arriving at Louth station and a ride to Grimsby. Also seen is some old video of the early preservation days - with a now gone signal box at Grimsby.

Lincolnshire's Railways - Now & Then - Vol. 1 - Shots from 1983 and 1987 before the old level crossing gates and signal boxes were replaced by modern automatic barriers on the Lincoln-Market Rasen line. The Level Crossing gates and GNR somersault semaphore signals at Havenhouse are seen - now gone. Steam hauled trains into Lincoln in 1989 and to Skegness in 1993, plus visits to Scunthorpe Works over the years. The last of the HSTs through Lincoln and steam on the Flixborough branch are just a few of the items on this record of the old days just a few years 'down the line'.

Lincolnshire's Railways - Now & Then - Vol. 2 - East Coast Mainline at Grantham, Deltic in Lincoln, 'A2' through Stamford and Central Station in the 1980s feature in this second look at Lincolnshire's railways. Steam in action at Fulstow, Scunthorpe and Lincoln, plus diesels at Barnetby, Ludborough and around Lincoln. 'Barry wrecks' at RAF Binbrook, a '45' at Saxilby, and Legbourne Road museum before it closed down.

Lincolnshire's Railways Now & Then - Vol. 3 - Steam arrives at Ludborough, an 'A2' at Hough on the Hill and Grantham. The former GNR station at Rippingale. more visiting locos at Appleby Frodingham Steelworks, another Black 5 and a '47' in Lincoln, Thomas and Henry Oakley at Boston, Stoke Tunnel and Barnetby before the removal of the station buildings, etc. a trip on the last HST, a look at Woodhall Junction station and the iron workings at Caythorpe contribute to the historical value of this programme.

Lincolnshire's Railways Now & Then - Vol. 4 - Using some ciné film by John Forman we look at the old lines to Keady, Winterton, Appleby Frodingham etc., the Horncastle branch in 1964 and Lincoln area in the 1960's. We ride Mablethorpe-Willoughby-Louth-Grimsby and back on the last day in 1970. The current view at the places on the old ciné is seen to form a comparison with ‘the good old days’. We end with shots of Flying Scotsman on the Joint Line near Lincoln in 2001.

Steamin’ Around 2005 - Part 1 - As shown on the big screen at our 15th Annual Video Show at the Lincoln Railway Society. Includes visits to:- Mid-Norfolk Railway, Barrow Hill Roundhouse, Worth Valley Spring Gala, North Yorkshire Moors Railway Gala. Steam into Lincoln, North Norfolk Railway New Year’s Gala, .Midland Railway Centre Gala, Wensleydale steam, Churnet Valley (Super’D’), Foxfield Gala, GCR Gala, Shildon ‘Locomotion’, and the North Norfolk Railway autumn Gala.

Steamin’ Around 2005 - Part 2 - As shown on the big screen at Grantham Railway Society. Includes visits to:- Middleton Railway (the final trains before closing down for a year), Embsay Gala, Worth Valley autumn gala, and the North Yorkshire Moors Gala.

This is York - Starting with ciné film of the sheds etc. from the early 1960s and following on with VHS, 8mm, Hi8, SVHS and D8 video from the early 1980s, we arrive at the new electric trains leaving York station in the late 1990s. The cameraman was born in York within a stones-throw of the ECML as the first ‘A4’s passed by..