On Friday 16th August 2019, a special preview screening of the project tv documentary was held in the evening at Parkway Cinema, Beverley, which included an introductory lecture by Dr Robb Robinson, and a pre-screening VIP drinks reception for volunteers, staff, and their guests.
Project coordinator Sam Bartle introduces the event2
Camera operator David Hutchinson (left), with his wife, and Lia Nici’s husband
Testing the screen
Cataloguing volunteer Malcolm Cooper, with his wife
The VIP guests await the start of the screening
Awaiting the start of the show2
Digitisation volunteers Claire Day and Kris Dunham, with Glynis, Kris’ wife
Dr Robb Robinson at the VIP drinks reception
Dr Robb Robinson delivers his lecture
Enthralling a sell-out audience of 255 people
Digitisation volunteers Claire Day and Kris Dunham chat
Left to right, Cataloguing volunteer Barry Gibson, his wife Margaret, Actor Gordon Merediith, his wife Maisie
Digitistation volunteers Claire Day & Kris Dunham chat with Glynis, Kris’ wife, and Chris, Claire’s friend
Museum attendant Richard Young (SydPix photography), with his wife
Project coordinator Sam Bartle thanks everyone involved
Dr Robb Robinson delivers his lecture3
The guests chat
Dr Robb Robinson delivers his lecture4
Prue Blake (left) & Gwyn Adams , daughters of Derrick Massey 2
Dr Robb Robinson arrives at the drinks reception
Project-coordinator Sam Bartle grapples with a pull-up stand
At the VIP drinks reception
Dr Robb Robinson delivers his lecture
Dr Robb Robinson (centre) with his guest Peter Chapman (left), and Cataloguing volunteer Ian Stanley (right)
Dr Robb Robinson delivers his lecture5
Project coordinator Sam Bartle introduces the event
Ex-CWG office worker Vida Lenton, with her husband
The stage is set…
Dr Robb Robinson chats with the guests
The guests chat at the drinks reception
Workshops facilitator Hannah Rice, with her fiance Simon Stamp
Producer & Director Lia Nici, with her husband & son
Guildhall Museum curator Fiona Jenkinson, with her hsuband
The anticipation builds..
The audience arrives..
Digitisation volunteer Claire Day with her friend Chris
Museum attendant Sue Carter sets up
The anticipations builds2…
Prue Blake (left) & Gwyn Adams , daughters of Derrick Massey
Museum attendant Nick Standing sets up
Enthralling a sell-out audience of 255 people2
Museum attendant Sue Carter sets up2
Awaiting the start of the show
Prue Blake, daughter of Derrick Massey, with her husband
Ex shipyard worker Ken Barley, with his wife
Actor Gordon Meredith with his wife, Maisie
Museum attendant Sue Carter puts things in order
Dr Robb Robsinson (centre) with Lia Nici, her husband, and son
‘Sold out’ at the tills
Research volunteer Kathryn Knight with father-in-law Sam Calvert, and husband
‘Sold out!’
Cataloguing volunteers Clive Dennison and Malcolm Cooper, with their wives
Cataloguing volunteer Neil Parker, with his wife
Project coordinator Sam Bartle, at the start of the show
Dr Robb Robinson delivers his lecture2
Trawling Through Time 
Hello, Is there any way to see this film. My grandfather worked there. Are there any other archives of employees?
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Hi Paul, certainly, we now have a DVD of the tv documentary available from Beverley Tourist Information Centre (see our post for details https://trawlingthroughtime.org/2019/11/08/tv-times/ ). We mostly have archive material of ships plans, but it’s worth searching our archive catalogue to see if we have anything else relating to the company (https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/CalmView/advanced.aspx )
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