EPISODE · Dec 23, 2025 · 25 MIN
1970 Festive Fun: The Railway Children
from Celluloid 70s · host Alyson Slattery
Steam trains! Petticoats! Bernard Cribbins!Released in December 1970, The Railway Children is the epitome of wholesome, feelgood family entertainment. So what better way to celebrate the season of goodwill than to enjoy this nostalgic trip to Edwardian Yorkshire and the wholesome shenanigans of the Waterbury family.
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