This is a film made by Charles Chislett of a gliding event, possibly 1935 or 1936, and of his children, Rachel and John on several occasions between 1935 and 1942. These occasions include time at home, on a farm and at Aysgarth Falls.

This is a film of the Surgey family out in the countryside, at an outdoor swimming pool and on Filey beach.

This is a film of the Surgey family on the beach at Scarborough and at home with the children playing in the garden.

This film captures a day out that involves workers from the Newton Chambers and Co. factory based near Sheffield. The excursion includes trips to many to popular Yorkshire places both coastal and inland. There are also trips further afield to Dorset in southwest England.

This documentary focuses on the preservation efforts of the Yorkshire countryside made by Yorkshire Naturalists' Trust founded in 1946 and now known as Yorkshire Wildlife Trust. The film outlines the problems that project developments of roads and buildings are destroying the surrounding countryside and its skyline. Information is given about preservation and the various nature reserves in Yorkshire that the public can visit and to which they can donate funds. Explanations of the different seasons, the wildlife and plant life found in those seasons, and the effect that building development has on the countryside are strong themes in this film.

This is a film made by Mexborough Technical College head teacher George Spurr.  The film features his family at home and on holiday in Cleethorpes and Scarborough.

This is a film from the Douthwaite Collection showing their son, Kenneth, during his first five years.  The film includes celebrations for his christening as well as a holiday to Scarborough.