'Trafalgar Day, 200th Anniversary, Beverley Beck' video recording

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'Trafalgar Day, 200th Anniversary, Beverley Beck' video recording

Originally deposited as a VHS video cassette. Timing. Action on film: (00:17) Reg Walker tells us that it is the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar. A flotilla of boats has come to Beverley Beck to celebrate. (01:03) 'Comrade', the last of the local sailing barges. (01:54) The 'John H.Vincent' built in 1900, moored next to the 'Syntan', which was one of Richard Hodgson's fleet of barges. (02:29) 'Moonsearcher', a pleasure boat. (02:54) A pub sign showing Lord Nelson, on display on one of the boats. (05:58) Looking again at 'Comrade' which was built in about 1923 and captained by Fred Schofield. (07:27) A canal boat and a hundred year-old sailing yacht. (08:11) A boat with flags, which signal the famous message 'England expects that every man will do his duty'. (10:16) Inside the 'Syntan', where the Beverley Brass Band are going to entertain us. They play a number of tunes, including the following - (10:35) 'God save the Queen.' (13:27) 'A life on the Ocean Wave.' (18:15) 'Sailors' Hornpipe.' (20:58) 'There's No Place Like Home.' (22:29) 'Thine is the Glory'. (24:36) 'Jerusalem'. (29:27) 'Sailing'. (32:05) 'Eternal Father, Strong to Save.' (34:46) 'Blow the Wind Southerly'. (40:09) 'Rule Britannia'. (44:03) The following morning, looking at the boats which have arrived since yesterday. (44:37) 'Comrade' has its sails aloft. (48:27) Bob Huntsman, who was involved in the preservation of Driffield Canal. (53:05) A sign describing the history of the motor vessel 'Syntan'. (53:33) Iain Campbell, the secretary of the Beverley Barge Preservation Society, shows us around the 'Syntan'. (55:26) Norman Hardy, who carried out the reconstruction, shows us around the living accommodation on the 'Syntan'. (57:51) The galley. (58:43) The engine room. (1:01:08) The wheelhouse. (1:03:22) Looking at some of the other boats - (1:03:26) The 'John Vincent', moored at the Crane Wharf area of the Beck. (1:05:46) Some singers perform sea shanties on the 'Syntan' (1:09:10) A man sings two songs about Lord Nelson. (1:17:00) A man and a woman sing a Victorian song about Nelson. (1:20:34) Two women sing 'The Luckiest Sailor', about the Kingston Peridot disaster. (1:24:18) They sing 'Your Cheatin' Heart'. (1:27:05) A man and a little boy sing a version of 'Blow the Man Down'. (1:29:34) The same man sings a song called 'Chicken on a Raft', which refers to the popular dish of fried egg on fried bread. (1:32:56) A man sings the song 'Three Day Millionaire' about Hull fisherman. (1:33:13) A woman sings 'Black-Eyed Susan'. (1:34:54) A man and a woman sing two songs about sailing around Cape Horn. (1:41:25) We take a last look at the ships moored at the Beck. Public access copy available in Audio-Visual Room

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Finding Aid: DDX1486/2/4

Title: 'Trafalgar Day, 200th Anniversary, Beverley Beck' video recording

Repository: East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and Local Studies (UK47)

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Description: Originally deposited as a VHS video cassette.Timing. Action on film:(00:17) Reg Walker tells us that it is the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar. A flotilla of boats has come to Beverley Beck to celebrate.(01:03) 'Comrade', the last of the local sailing barges.(01:54) The 'John H.Vincent' built in 1900, moored next to the 'Syntan', which was one of Richard Hodgson's fleet of barges.(02:29) 'Moonsearcher', a pleasure boat.(02:54) A pub sign showing Lord Nelson, on display on one of the boats.(05:58) Looking again at 'Comrade' which was built in about 1923 and captained by Fred Schofield.(07:27) A canal boat and a hundred year-old sailing yacht.(08:11) A boat with flags, which signal the famous message 'England expects that every man will do his duty'.(10:16) Inside the 'Syntan', where the Beverley Brass Band are going to entertain us. They play a number of tunes, including the following -(10:35) 'God save the Queen.'(13:27) 'A life on the Ocean Wave.'(18:15) 'Sailors' Hornpipe.'(20:58) 'There's No Place Like Home.'(22:29) 'Thine is the Glory'.(24:36) 'Jerusalem'.(29:27) 'Sailing'.(32:05) 'Eternal Father, Strong to Save.'(34:46) 'Blow the Wind Southerly'.(40:09) 'Rule Britannia'.(44:03) The following morning, looking at the boats which have arrived since yesterday.(44:37) 'Comrade' has its sails aloft.(48:27) Bob Huntsman, who was involved in the preservation of Driffield Canal.(53:05) A sign describing the history of the motor vessel 'Syntan'.(53:33) Iain Campbell, the secretary of the Beverley Barge Preservation Society, shows us around the 'Syntan'.(55:26) Norman Hardy, who carried out the reconstruction, shows us around the living accommodation on the 'Syntan'.(57:51) The galley.(58:43) The engine room.(1:01:08) The wheelhouse.(1:03:22) Looking at some of the other boats - (1:03:26) The 'John Vincent', moored at the Crane Wharf area of the Beck.(1:05:46) Some singers perform sea shanties on the 'Syntan'(1:09:10) A man sings two songs about Lord Nelson.(1:17:00) A man and a woman sing a Victorian song about Nelson.(1:20:34) Two women sing 'The Luckiest Sailor', about the Kingston Peridot disaster.(1:24:18) They sing 'Your Cheatin' Heart'.(1:27:05) A man and a little boy sing a version of 'Blow the Man Down'.(1:29:34) The same man sings a song called 'Chicken on a Raft', which refers to the popular dish of fried egg on fried bread.(1:32:56) A man sings the song 'Three Day Millionaire' about Hull fisherman.(1:33:13) A woman sings 'Black-Eyed Susan'. (1:34:54) A man and a woman sing two songs about sailing around Cape Horn.(1:41:25) We take a last look at the ships moored at the Beck.Public access copy available in Audio-Visual Room

Subject: VIDEO

Subject: ANNIVERSARIES

Subject: Vocal Music

Subject: MUSIC FESTIVALS

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DDX1486-2-4 TRAFALGAR DAY 200th ANNIVERSARY BEVERLEY BECK (OCT 2005)