2.00pm

Of Cider and Apples (colour, early 1960s, 13 mins)
A look at the history of Bulmer's cider making and some of the colourful characters involved, with some lovely shots of the Herefordshire countryside.

King George V (colour, 1970, 12 mins)
The story of the famous steam engine that found a home in Hereford in the 1970s. A must for all enthusiasts of steam locomotives, with archive footage from the earliest days.

2.30pm

Herefordshire in the News (b/w, 1960 to 1973, 20 mins)
News stories on the ancient custom of wassailing the orchard, a Hereford doctor using a pony and trap to do his rounds, the Olde Tavern in Kington run by the 80 year old Jones sisters, and a young reporter kissing the steeple in Peterchurch - can you guess who he is?

3.00pm

Real Life on the Black Mountains (colour, 2007, 17 mins)
A unique record of the farming year and highlights of the annual summer shows with thrilling bareback rodeo competitions, based on archive cine footage shot from the 1950s onwards by Dorothy Howells, a housekeeper living on a remote farm in Craswall. The original footage is woven with interviews with Dorothy and farmers who remember the old ways.

3.30pm

Of Cider and Apples (colour, early 1960s, 13 mins)
A look at the history of Bulmer's cider making and some of the colourful characters involved, with some lovely shots of the Herefordshire countryside.

A Pocketful of Hops (colour, 2007, 10 mins) www.splash-tv.co.uk
Local film-maker Mike Jackson worked with Hancocks, one of the last remaining traditional hop growing families in Herefordshire to produce this fascinating documentary.

4.00pm

Jaywalking: God Speed the Plough (colour, 1975 27 mins)
Sue Jay travels to Ross-on-Wye as the town puts out its bunting to welcome competitors for the national ploughing competition. Plucky Sue has a go at handling a horse and plough under Horace Samuels' tutelage as the tight lipped competitors make their final preparations. A charming film featuring both tractor based and horse drawn ploughing.

4.30pm

Local Life (colour, 1970s, 19 mins)
A celebration of the role of the British pub made in the 1970s made by the Brewers Association. Go back in time to sideburns and flares, when the pub was at the heart of local community (none from Herefordshire, sorry!)

5.00pm

Alfred Watkins Films: 1908 - 1918 (10 mins)
Alfred Watkins, best known for his theories on ley lines, was also an early cinematographic pioneer inventing one of the earliest light meters. His films, undoubtedly the earliest made in Hereford, show the city in Edwardian times, with the May Fair and troops marching off to war.

5.30pm

Of Cider and Apples (colour, early 1960s, 13 mins)
A look at the history of Bulmer's cider making and some of the colourful characters involved, with some lovely shots of the Herefordshire countryside.

King George V (colour, 1970, 12 mins)
The story of the famous steam engine that found a home in Hereford in the 1970s. A must for all enthusiasts of steam locomotives, with archive footage from the earliest days.

12.00pm

Of Cider and Apples (colour, early 1960s, 13 mins)
A look at the history of Bulmer's cider making and some of the colourful characters involved, with some lovely shots of the Herefordshire countryside.

King George V (colour, 1970, 12 mins)
The story of the famous steam engine that found a home in Hereford in the 1970s. A must for all enthusiasts of steam locomotives, with archive footage from the earliest days.

12.30pm

Herefordshire in the News (b/w, 1960 to 1973, 20 mins)
News stories on the ancient custom of wassailing the orchard, a Hereford doctor using a pony and trap to do his rounds, the Olde Tavern in Kington run by the 80 year old Jones sisters, and a young reporter kissing the steeple in Peterchurch - can you guess who he is?

1.00pm

Real Life on the Black Mountains (colour, 2007, 17 mins)
A unique record of the farming year and highlights of the annual summer shows with thrilling bareback rodeo competitions, based on archive cine footage shot from the 1950s onwards by Dorothy Howells, a housekeeper living on a remote farm in Craswall. The original footage is woven with interviews with Dorothy and farmers who remember the old ways.

1.30pm

Spring on the Farm (b/w, 1941, 15 mins)
Made with named farmers in Ross-on-Wye, the film shows efforts to boost yields during wartime. Everyone lends a hand from Land Girls to local schoolchildren.

2.00pm

Of Cider and Apples (colour, early 1960s, 13 mins)
A look at the history of Bulmer's cider making and some of the colourful characters involved, with some lovely shots of the Herefordshire countryside.

Cattle at Hereford (b/w, 1974, 7 mins)
A newsreel item that looks at Hereford Cattle and the cattle market, as was, in full swing.

2.30pm

Jaywalking: God Speed the Plough (colour, 1975 27 mins)
Sue Jay travels to Ross-on-Wye as the town puts out its bunting to welcome competitors for the national ploughing competition. Plucky Sue has a go at handling a horse and plough under Horace Samuels' tutelage as the tight lipped competitors make their final preparations. A charming film featuring both tractor based and horse drawn ploughing.

3.00pm

Alfred Watkins Films: 1908 - 1918 (10 mins)
Alfred Watkins, best known for his theories on ley lines, was also an early cinematographic pioneer inventing one of the earliest light meters. His films, undoubtedly the earliest made in Hereford, show the city in Edwardian times, with the May Fair and troops marching off to war.

3.30pm

Local Life (colour, 1970s, 19 mins)
A celebration of the role of the British pub made in the 1970s made by the Brewers Association. Go back in time to sideburns and flares, when the pub was at the heart of local community (none from Herefordshire, sorry!)

4.00pm

Peter Brown Reports (b/w, 1960, 10 mins)
Peter Brown filmed these inserts for ATV's magazine programme Midland Montage over the dry summer of 1960. Hitting the headlines were controversy over maggot fishing for salmon on the Wye, a traditional wheelwright and gypsy caravan builder, a 14 year old Hereford cake baker, and the old favourite – wassailing for a good apple harvest.

A Pocketful of Hops (colour, 2007, 10 mins) www.splash-tv.co.uk
Local film-maker Mike Jackson worked with Hancocks, one of the last remaining traditional hop growing families in Herefordshire to produce this fascinating documentary.

4.30pm

Of Cider and Apples (colour, early 1960s, 13 mins)
A look at the history of Bulmer's cider making and some of the colourful characters involved, with some lovely shots of the Herefordshire countryside.

King George V (colour, 1970, 12 mins)
The story of the famous steam engine that found a home in Hereford in the 1970s. A must for all enthusiasts of steam locomotives, with archive footage from the earliest days.