TV History related Links

Links to TV history related sites

The guide covers loads of comedy programmes from all decades. This link will take you to the Fifties.

On September 5th. 2000, the bfi announced the results of its TV industry-wide poll of all time favourite British television programmes. You can see the list from which the 100 were chosen, and have your say on what makes classic tv.

An Incomplete History of London Television Studios

British Transport Films Production Unit website

The British TV Missing Episodes Index
Find out about those "missing believed dumped" programme episodes

The Alexandra PalaceTelevision Society

Children's TV from the 50's onwards. A very comprehensive and popular site.

Television Heaven - Preserving the history of classic television shows, both past and present

Mark Ashall's TV Themes

Information on British annuals that have been gathered together
to bring a little nostalgia to past and retrospective readers.

UKTV Index contains information on many British TV programmes of significance shown on UK screens.

The definitive collection of EVERY cartoon EVER featured on UK TV (well most!)

BBC and ITV logos, idents and jingles from the 50s to the present day.

Memorable Television - The Golden Age of TV

Concentrates on historic broadcasts, timelines, archive issues and TV technology, from the earliest days of mechanical television to today’s digital broadcasts.

Amateur Television Station G1LWX

A great tribute site to actress, Rita Webb

Jools' Adventure Game website - a very fondly remembered programme from the 80's.

The Downfall of British Television
Television Has Gone Downhill And Something Needs To Be Done Rapidly To Get It Back On Track

UK television commercials 1955–1985

BBC Test Card Club

A Treasury of Children's Television Classics

The UK TV Archive

The Advertising Archives - the largest and most comprehensive resource of its kind in Europe. Our collection comprises over 1 million catalogued images – 50,000 of which are searchable online, including British TV stills dating from the very first transmitted advert to the latest campaigns.

Somewhere in the dark and nasty regions - where nobody goes, stands an ancient castle.
Deep within this dank and uninviting place lives Berk, overworked servant to The Thing Upstairs.
But that's nothing compared to the horrors that lurk beneath The Trap Door.
For there's always something down there, in the dark, waiting to come out...

Take a nostalgic look at what you watched after school (also Find old mates from your school, playground games and a Tuck Shop)

Visit the Greasy Spoon Cafe - The Great British Nostalgia Site

The official Rubovian Legends website

Muffin the Mule Collectors Club site

"Featuring Muffin the Mule and his friends, with their history and some trivia too"

Sara and Hoppity website

Follyfoot
Follyfoot Farm, the '70s Children's TV series. The information is included as part of a website about the village of Follifoot near Harrogate in Yorkshire.

The Herbs and The Adventures of Parsley. Your guide to all things herbidacious

Hank the Cowboy and other Nostalgia at

An amazing place to visit with years of nostalgia covering News, Sport, Films, TV and Music from most of the second half of the 20^th Century.

The Meldrum Home Page

The 625 Television Room
The C5 FAQ, PDC, Public Information Films, TV Links and more

TV logos, commercials etc. in video

Cherished Television
-The Nostalgia Television Website-
This site is dedicated to the world of nostalgia television and the rich heritage
of programme makers from the U.K. and around the Globe.

A broadband streaming TV and movie channel
with full episodes of 1950's classic American TV shows and lots more!