I have finally found it ... East Anglia Film Archive free to watch !

[chenrezig]

I saw an article on Look East last night, local BBC programme. It has taken a bit of looking, but I found the site where they have posted a lot of archive film you can watch for free .... www.eafa.org.uk

here is the page to use to search... http://www.eafa.org.uk/browse.aspx#&&pa ... 2&psize=10

Liz xx

[chenrezig]

Wow, try clicking on the link for The Singing Postman over 15 mins of his songs and colour film

http://www.eafa.org.uk/highlights/famous-people.aspx

[chenrezig]

...and two of Mr Pastry !
http://www.eafa.org.uk/browse.aspx#&&pa ... c&psize=10

[chenrezig]

Barry, have found a list of churches that are on ...
http://www.eafa.org.uk/search.aspx#&&pa ... c&psize=10

Here is the link that should have a lot of Norwich churches on ...

http://www.eafa.org.uk/catalogue/1270

[maureenho]

Fantastic Liz, there is film on there Wendy will be interested in 'the Stanfield Hall murders of 1848'

[wendy]

I am so excited about this, yes I did see it on ITV but I couldn't find it.
thank you so much.
I am watching Richard Dimbleby now.

[Grommit]

Brilliant site. Thanks.

Been watching Peter Butterworth as a bungling bad man in an educational film shot on the Norfolk Broads.

Such a lot to go at, keep me entertained all winter.

[wendy]

this site has brought me such a lot of happiness and I sent a clip to a friend, and she loved it as well.
so thank you.

[peggy]

Have just been watching East Anglian Film Archive. Am interested in anything to do with agriculture as I was brought up on a farm. Found films very interesting. Also enjoyed hearing Singing Post Man.
Peggy

[wendy]

I finally got to see Mr Pastry opening the store at Aylsham, it is really funny.
I hope Grommit hears about the Norfolk tradition of wetting the roof.  452 452 452 452 452 452 452 452

[wendy]

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[wendy]