In this original documentary, cultural historian and costume consultant Professor Amanda Hallay disinters the culture of Britain in the ’50s, looking at its social change, art, architecture, music, movies, theatre, fashion, etc., to offer up a theory that, had it not been for Britain in the ’50s, the British Invasion of the ’60s could not have happened the way that it did.
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A riveting squad at work at John Brown's shipyard, Glasgow in 1949.
The yard manager takes the children to watch a riveting squad at work on the deck of a ship. For more information about this film including details of how to obtain a copy please follow this link https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/1270 National Library of Scotland holds...
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