Curated Collections

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Crafts of the Past: Yorkshire's Industrial Heritage

This month's Curated Collection features four films that highlight some traditional working practices and industries in Yorkshire. YFA has an extensive range of films that reveal the many areas of work that Yorkshire is noted for. As technology moves on, and the world economy shifts, so has Yorkshire lost a good deal of its old industry and crafts.

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Curated Videos

York: The Chocolate City

Then and now: the upheavals of the 1970s

Yorkshire Shorts: Spring

Yorkshire Shorts: Winter

Contrast/brilliance* North Yorkshire on Film

You Should’ve Seen Us

Yorkshire Shorts: Autumn

Stadium Legends: Caught on Film

Yorkshire Shorts: Summer

Stadium Legends: Racing Reels

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Ian McMillan

Find out which six films Ian McMillan – the Bard of Barnsley – has chosen for this month's playlist.

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