The Tower - A Goole, Yorkshire Study (1926)

Goole, Yorkshire: a new water tower 160 feet high is featured.
There is a large crowd of people below the tower. It stands next to the old, much smaller tower. Shot from below the tower looking up. Shots of scaffolding with a load being lifted up the tower. Construction processes while men look on. Workmen very high up fixing the scaffolding together. Shot of men waving their hats as they stand on the top of the tower. Shot of the docks at Goole from the tower. A shot of the town from the tower. Men climb down the scaffolding after the days work, one man slides down a rope.
Was a Pathe Pictorial item.
FILM ID:842.03
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Wow it’s amazing how their built in the days were they weren’t technology like we have now, but only using poles and rope. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏