Tracing the Rails ®: Series 1: Episode 2 S01E02 – Tolls to Bramber’s Hidden Treasures
Join us on a nostalgic journey along the historic Steyning Line, where past and present converge through vivid storytelling and stunning visuals. In this episode, we unearth the hidden tracks of time, exploring remnants and memories of the line that once connected Shoreham-by-Sea to Horsham. Covering the line from The Old Toll Bridge in Shoreham, up to Bramber Village.
What’s Inside:
Aerial Revelations: Soar above the landscape with our drone footage, offering a unique vantage point of the surviving traces of the tracks in this railway documentary.
Heartfelt Narratives: Engage with moving interviews from former railway workers and local historians who bring the railway’s vibrant past to life.
Visual Storytelling: Experience the power of historical cine films blended with modern enhancements, and graphical overlays that map out the railway’s route and its geographical context.
Tour what Remains: Be guided by Stephen Cranford’s insightful and clear narration, and Mike Jaimes’ passion for transport, making history accessible and engaging for all ages and types.
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Whether you’re a railway enthusiast or a lover of local history, ‘Tracing the Rails’ provides a deep dive into the cultural and historical significance of the Steyning Line. This episode not only traces the physical remnants but also captures the spirit and impact of the railway on the communities along its path.
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8 Comments
There is bound to be one , yes the plane is from further on in the war (at least its German ) trains not planes is what this is about !!
Where did you get the photo of St. Nicholas church from?
Excellent production values. Well worth the wait. Thanks for the work you have all put in to this.
Fantastic well worth the wait for second episode well done
Remember my Father taking my brothers and i in the Sixties from Holmwood to Brighton via this line steam ftom Horsham
This is really very good. You deserve a Channel 4 history series! You remind me of the Hull History Nerd, another truly excellent YouTube channel. You even wear similar waste coats! Keep up the good work. This history has to be remembered. Thank you! John
Brilliant content, and wealth of information and finds, found along the route. Keep up the good work and research – can't wait for the next episode
g8 video an area i cycle along…