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Deep Dive: Making Tracks (1993)

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Making Tracks
In the 1993 BBC documentary series 'Making Tracks', hosts Bob Symes and Mary-Jean Hasler present steam and heritage railways from various countries. The series covers the historical significance of these railways and the communities that maintain them. It features iconic locations, such as the scenic routes of the British countryside, and shows the steam engines that played a vital role in industrial history. The documentary includes stunning visuals of trains in operation and shares the stories of individuals dedicated to preserving this aspect of cultural heritage. Produced by Lineside Location Productions, 'Making Tracks' serves as a tribute to the craftsmanship involved in maintaining historical railways and the importance of these railways for tourism and local communities.

Why Watch

  • •See stunning visuals of trains in action.
  • •Meet passionate individuals preserving rail heritage.
  • •Find out about iconic railway locations worldwide.

Did You Know

•The documentary features steam and heritage railways from around the globe.
•Hosts Bob Symes and Mary-Jean Hasler guide viewers through the series.
•Produced by Lineside Location Productions, it aired in 1993.

Perfect For

Railway enthusiastsHistory buffsTravel lovers