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Great British Railway Journeys - Season 6 - Episode 14 - Middlesbrough to Hexham

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Watch Series: Great British Railway Journeys Released in (2010) - Season 6 - Episode 14 ,airing date 2015-01-22 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Documentary, and content rating TV-G with duration 30 min broadcasted as these networks BBC Two, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Marc Beers, Cassie Farrell, Tom Richardson. Following his Bradshaw's Handbook, Michael Portillo begins this leg of his journey from Derby to Lindisfarne in the Victorian ironopolis of Middlesbrough. He visits one of the last cast iron foundries in the city and helps cast a carrot valve for a steam engine. His next stop is Darlington, spiritual home of the railways, where he learns how the city profited from its fast connections to the capitals of England and Scotland by developing a newspaper industry. Michael meets the editor of the Northern Echo and finds out about the colourful history of one of his predecessors, WT Stead. At Jarrow, Michael visits the monastery to learn about its famous monk, the father of English history, Bede. His last stop on this leg of his journey is Hexham, where he visits a historic ginger beer emporium.

Genre: Documentary

Actor: Michael Portillo, Alex Hutchinson, Paul Bennett, Jonathan Betts, Peter Bower, Nigel Brown, John Challen, Dominic Harbour, Richard Holdsworth, Robert Hulse