This film is part of the Gordon Riley collection and contains lots of footage of steam trains making their way along the tracks in the Worth Valley area as part of the celebrations for the Worth Valley Railway Re-Opening in 1968. Title-Nodrog presents Title-Push and Pull The film opens with lots of steam trains driving along the tracks; there is a close of steam engine number 30072. Following this is a shot of newspaper articles which have the headlines `it's D-day for Worth Valley...

This film is part of the Gordon Riley collection and contains lots of footage of steam trains making their way along the tracks in the Worth Valley area as part of the celebrations for the Worth Valley Railway Re-Opening in 1968. Title-Nodrog presents Title-Push and Pull The film opens with lots of steam trains driving along the tracks; there is a close of steam engine number 30072. Following this is a shot of newspaper articles which have the headlines `it's D-day for Worth Valley rail amateurs' and `Full Steam Ahead now for railway', Title-Saturday June 29th 1968 There is a large sign for Keighley (Worth Valley) train station and then there is a shot of a group of men and women walking along the road beside a steam train which is coming to a stop. On the front of the train is the sign `Worth Valley Railway Re-Opening Special' and a badge with number 41241 on it. There are many people watching from the platform as the train leaves the station, while some men and women are inside the train looking out. In the next scene the train arrives in another station where crowds have gathered and the press are waiting to take photographs, and then it leaves again. A brass band is playing for the waiting crowds in the train station. A poster reads `Worth Valley Railway opening train, Saturday 29th June 1968'. People stand at the track gate watching and taking pictures as a train goes past. The track is re-opened and then the guard jumps back into his cabin on the train. Title-The End.