Dad's Army exhibition at Bressingham Steam Museum

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2022
  • Part of a holiday that way.
    28th April 2017.
    Photos at 2:18
    Bressingham has been the official home to the Dads Army Appreciation Society's collection since 2000.
    The exhibition comprises a recreation of Walmington on Sea the fictional home to Captain Mainwaring and his men.
    Jones' butchers shop and the church hall feature heavily in the scene, whilst you can get a glimpse of Frazer's Funeral Parlour and the Swallow Bank.
    Bressingham was happy to lend to the BBC some of its historic collection to feature in the show, Traction Engines and Rollers feature in episodes but probably the most memorable exhibit in the Bressingham collection is the Fire Engine.
    The Television Series 'Dad's Army' ran from 1968 to 1977 with a total of 80 episodes - and you can still catch the repeats to this day, over 30 years after the filming of the very first episode. Who can forget the inimitable characters played by Clive Dunn, Arthur Lowe, John Laurie, John Le Mesurier, Jim Beck, Ian Lavender, Arnold Ridley, Frank Williams, Edward Sinclair and Bill Pertwee! Not only did the show make household names of these main characters, but it also brought a host of other 'comedy faces' to our television screens for the very first time.
    The series was filmed in and around Thetford (including the Stanford training area) and included many local residents from the surrounding countryside. Some of the vehicles at Bressingham Steam Museum were used in the series including the Leyland fire engine in 'Brain versus Brawn' (episode 50, 1972). The steamroller 'Boxer' and traction engine 'Bertha' were also used in the show.
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Комментарии • 10

  • @Urbexy
    @Urbexy Год назад +1

    Used to love the show. The movie from a few years back was also very good.

    • @DanielGlover
      @DanielGlover  Год назад

      Corney movie but had on. 😁 Been on telly. Just Ian lavender left from the original lot.

    • @DanielGlover
      @DanielGlover  Год назад

      Just noiced, a christmas one on at 6:55 on BBC 2

  • @glyn829
    @glyn829 Год назад +1

    Brilliant 👍 one place we keep saying we will visit cheers Glyn

    • @DanielGlover
      @DanielGlover  Год назад +1

      Got a little train, Goes around the site and what was greenhouses, All empty and ripped. Not used. The carousel horses, I did that, Fair not going. Lots there.
      Did another place same holiday. Simliar area. Had the trolley bus. Like old school buses but a swinging pole out the top, Takes the power, electric. Places had, Guess no more, trams on tracks now at places. Manchester got.
      Bressingham is nice. Some old boy. 60 or so was doing the DJI drone in the garden. Then getting shots of the train when on it. for them, TV, Who knows. Place been on the telly since but that footage getting on time telly program done, Was there but what it was used in, no idea.

    • @DanielGlover
      @DanielGlover  Год назад

      Just noiced, a christmas one on at 6:55 on BBC 2

  • @richard63
    @richard63 Год назад +1

    Very nice. I wonder if they saved the tea room where Capt. Mainwaring sometimes frequented.

    • @DanielGlover
      @DanielGlover  Год назад

      Dont think this is the actual set. Might be. It was on yesterday. Me not really old enough, never was my thing. A generation later. Hi De Hi or later. Same lot wrote, think so.

  • @AnnasBurningCuriosity
    @AnnasBurningCuriosity Год назад +1

    Imagine how this was in its prime

    • @DanielGlover
      @DanielGlover  Год назад

      Bit of an odd program, Was on TV earlier, museum good, lots to do, This a small bit of what we did. Gardens nice and a train around the site.