Great British Railway Journeys - Season 9 Episode 14 Liverpool to Dolgarrog
Michael Portillo's Edwardian railway guide takes him to the city of Liverpool, where King Edward VII had recently laid the foundation stone for a grand Anglican cathedral at the top of St James's Mount. The young winner of a competition to design the building was a Roman Catholic from a family of architects. His name was Giles Gilbert Scott. Michael takes a trip down his own memory lane in Maghull on the outskirts of Liverpool, where he discovers a childhood favourite - a miniature tank engine with three carriages in dark red - made by Frank Hornby. Heading west to Wales, Michael skirts the coast to reach Abergele, where he visits the romantic ruined Gwrych Castle. He learns the story of its fervently Welsh countess, the last of the Lloyds of Gwyrch, and admires the dedication to her legacy of a young man devoted to restoring the estate.
Year: 2024
Genre: Documentary
Country: United Kingdom
Studio: BBC Two
Director:
Cast: Michael Portillo
Crew: Ben Rowland (Director), John Comerford (Executive Producer)
First Air Date: Jan 04, 2010
Last Air date: Apr 05, 2024
Season: 15 Season
Episode: 270 Episode
Runtime: 30 minutes
IMDb: 7.30/10 by 11.00 users
Popularity: 69.68
Language: English
Keyword : railroad
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Cromer to Cambridge
Letchworth Garden City to Herne Hill
Croydon to Shoreham-by-Sea
Chichester to Cowes
Swanwick to Brownsea Island
Whitland to Swansea
Pontyclun to Ebbw Vale Town
Newport to Clevedon/Yatton/Bristol Channel
Taunton to Newton Abbot
Plymouth to The Lizard
Hull to Malton
York to Frizinghall
Sheffield to Nantwich
Liverpool to Dolgarrog
Criccieth to Caernarfon