Previously released as Aberdeen The Silver City.

Four superb films about the Granite City.
Aberdeen 1906 (1906, b/w) - The visit of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra to the Quatercentenary celebrations at Aberdeen University. This version has a commentary by Tom Fleming.
The Silver City (1957, colour) - A scandinavian sailor, a honeymoon couple and a family of four explore the delights of Aberdeen and its hinterland.
Beyond the Grampians (1963, colour) - George Bruce's script evokes the lives of the fishing and farming communities of Aberdeenshire.
Aberdeen by Seaside and Deeside (1971, colour) - An impressionistic account of the attractions that Aberdeen and Deeside offer the summer visitor.

DVD running time: 73 mins, mostly colour.

Previously released as Dundee on Film.

A return to the Dundee of the early 1940s for a film show about the city and its long history. Featuring:
The Opening of Green's Playhouse (1936) At the time Europe's largest cinema.
Dundee (1939) the origins and history of the city.
The Tay Bridge Disaster Ian Rintoul's reconstructional of the 1879 disaster.
A Railway Ride Over the Tay Bridge (1897) Recently restored - one of the first films made in Scotland.
Children of the City (1943) A look at war-time Dundee as men and women struggle with the twin responsibilities of their families and working for the war effort..

DVD running time: 67 mins b/w.

Previously released as A View of East Lothian.

Three films about the historic county of East Lothian once the domain of King Loth and smugglers. The programme comprises:

A View from the Bass (1963, colour). A seaside trip to North Berwick in the 1960s to enjoy the open air swimming pool and comedian Dave Willis at the Pavilion Theatre. Then a boat trip to the Bass Rock with its sinister prison. Click here for a film clip of A View from the Bass.
Lothian Landscape (1974, colour). Journey back through East Lothian's often troubled past to the days of Agricola the Roman, King Loth, and Mary Queen of Scots, and see its towns, magnificent castles, and beautiful architecture.
Dunbar - The A1 Resort (1970, colour). A promotional film for the popular holiday resort, highlighting the harbour, and the castle, plus a visit to Tantallon Castle.

DVD running time: 56 mins colour.

Previously released as Perthshire Panorama.

Five films about the beautiful historic county of Perthshire. Featuring:
Freedom of Aberfeldy (1943) - Commonwealth troops visit the town on leave.
Pitlochry Welcomes You (1958) - a humorous look at the town.
The School Master (1953) - a day in the life of a Crieff school master with Walter Carr.
Perthshire Panorama (1959, colour) - a tour around the county and its attractions.
The Grand Match (1981, colour) - the Royal Caledonian Curling Club Bonspiel of 1979 on the Lake of Menteith, the last outdoor Bonspiel to be held.

DVD running time: 71 mins colour & b/w.