These nearly 3000 items from the BBC Archive have been made freely available for personal, educational, and research use, licensed under the terms of the RemArc licence.
The material is searchable, can be browsed by ‘Theme’ or ‘Decade’, and filtered by media type.
You can download individual items from the collection, or use the search and filtering to produce your own downloadable collections.
Notes on downloading:
- Downloading video items will include both the video files and a ‘poster image’ for each video
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2977 results found
Frankie Howerd
Michael Parkinson interviewing guest Frankie Howerd on his show 'Parkinson', from 1978.
44 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Fred Astaire And Michael Parkinson
Fred Astaire and Michael Parkinson, from 1976.
30 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Gardeners' World
Percy Thrower, gardening expert, passes on his knowledge in Gardeners World.
62 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Gene Kelly
The famous American singing and dancing star Gene Kelly, from 1975.
24 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
God's Wonderful Railway
Two men on a train platform from a TV drama set in the Edwardian period
57 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
It's a Knockout
Picture from 'It's A Knockout'.
44 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Jackanory Bernard Cribbins
Bernard Cribbins on 'Jackanory', the children's storytelling programme.
34 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Jackanory Kenneth Williams
Kenneth Williams
31 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Jack Lemon
Jack Lemon special guest on Parkinson.
34 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Jimmy Hill
Jimmy Hill, 'Match of the Day', 1973
51 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
Johhny Morris & Parrot
Johnny Morris, host of 'Animal Magic', holding Brolly the Parrot, from 1981.
39 KB
1970s, tv and radio, images
John Peel
John Peel at his disc jockeys studio in Broadcasting House talking about the youth revolution in 'Ten Years of What?' from 1969.
1 MB
1970s, tv and radio, audio
