This film takes a look at the town of Bingley.  It was made by Mary Hall, wife of Eric Hall, a well-known local amateur filmmaker from West Yorkshire. The film begins with a shot of the town sign and goes on to show general views of the High Street, including a variety of shops and architectural features such as a Tudor frontage.  There is a long shot of the War Memorial, and general view of a stately home and grounds.  The long shots are then of Victorian buildings, including stone terrace...

This film takes a look at the town of Bingley.  It was made by Mary Hall, wife of Eric Hall, a well-known local amateur filmmaker from West Yorkshire. The film begins with a shot of the town sign and goes on to show general views of the High Street, including a variety of shops and architectural features such as a Tudor frontage.  There is a long shot of the War Memorial, and general view of a stately home and grounds.  The long shots are then of Victorian buildings, including stone terrace housing. General views of a large modern building, showing a steel and concrete staircase. There are views of the park in Autumn, with good colour, and a notice board with pictures of local birds to spot.  There are more general views of the countryside including a river and pretty bridges. A sign reads 'to Old Market Place, Butter Cross and Stocks'.  Eric Hall describes the features of the stocks, etc.  The next shot is of a flight of five locks (Bingley Five Rise Locks).  There are views of the lock gates and moored pleasure boats.  The film ends with views of Bingley church and graveyard.