Isle of Man - British Pathé

Isle Of Man

: "It's An Old Manx Custom"; Celebrations in the Isle of Man at the opening of their Parliament - the Tynwald.

: Royal Visit To Isle Of Man (1945); King and Queen visit the Isle of Man.

: Tynwald Ceremony. (1947); The ancient ceremony of the re-opening of the Manx Parliament.

: Radar Beats Manx Fog (1948); Opening the world's first radar harbour at Douglas, Isle of Man.

: Radar Harbour (1948); SS Tynwald is guided into Douglas, Isle of Man, using radar.

: Isle Of Beauty (1950); Travelogue - a family holiday on the Isle of Man - landscapes, beaches, local traditions etc.

: New Isle Of Man Governor Installed (1952); Traditional swearing in ceremony of a new Governor takes place in twelfth-century castle.

: Royal Tour Royal Children On Holiday (1955); Royal Family visits Isle of Man and Scotland - children enjoy a holiday while Queen tours.

: Horse Trams (1959); An item about the horse drawn trams of Douglas and the rest home the horses go to on.

: Isle Of Man (1959); Great Isle of Man travelogue - fantastic countryside, strange creatures and mysterious legends.

: Isle Of Man Issue Title - Carry On ! (1940); Footage of the fishing boat arriving at Peel Harbour in the Isle of Man.

: Point Of Ayre (1937); Mail steamer 'Duke of Lancaster' run ashore in fog.

: The Tynwald Ceremony; Acts do not become laws unless they were read aloud in English and Manx from Tynwald Hill.

: Tynwald Day (1920); Ancient ceremony of Tynwald Day - reading of Manx Laws on Isle of Man.

: Tynwald Day (1925); Officials from Douglas, Isle of Man, proclaim Assembly of Parliament on Tynwald Day.

: Douglas Gymkhana (1926); Motorcycle stunts, including games of football and polo played on bikes.

: There's No Place Like Home (1927); Crowds greet the liner 'Alberic' arriving at the Isle of Man.

: Tynwald Day (1928); The Isle of Man celebrates the opening of her parliament and the reading of the Island laws.

: Sir Claude Hill - Isle Of Man (1929); Governor of Isle of Man, Sir Claude Hill receives deeds and keys of Rushen and Peel Castles.

: Caught By The Camera No. 25 (1935); Fish are hauled in on a South African beach, a woman level-crossing keeper does her work on the Isle of Man and an unemployed man carves model ships.

: New Governor Of Isle Of Man (1937); Vice Admiral Leveson-Gower takes up post as governor of Isle of Man.

: Isle Of Man Report Special (1959); New Governor of the Isle of Man arrives at his post and we take a look around the island.