Either no one has uploaded this programme, or it was originally on YouTube but taken down, so I decided to upload it myself. Enjoy!
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"In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the BBC broadcast a series of television programmes called Railway Roundabout, featuring train lines which proved to be on the point of closure and locomotives that were about to disappear forever.
This archive film footage has been transformed by Ian Allan and is now available as eight separate Railway Roundabout DVDs, all superbly recreating the lost age of steam!

With additional footage from the original series, 'Railway Roundabout Revisited' presents a selection of highlights to delight existing and new steam enthusiasts.

Featured in this programme, produced from original film supplied by the National Railway Museum, is a host of fascinating archive material from the early 1960s.

Amongst the highlights is an insider's view of York signal box, Bewdley station on a busy bank holiday, the new 'Midland Pullman', the last train over the Shropshire and Montgomery and steam over the Shap in 1963."
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Chapters:
1. Intro: 00:00 - 00:59.
2. York Signal Box: 00:59 - 05:05.
3. The Viaduct Inspection Unit: 05:05 - 08:02.
4. The Midland Pullman: 08:02 - 12:02.
5. Riding with the Driver in a DMU: 12:02 - 15:24.
6. Bank Holiday at Bewdley: 15:24 - 21:16.
7. The Last Train on the Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway: 21:16 - 23:06
8. A Day at Shrewsbury Station: 23:06 - 29:15.
9. Miniature Railways: 29:15 - 34:51.
10. The Snowdon Mountain Railway: 34:51 - 41:06.
11. Steam Through the Fells - Shap: 41:06 - 49:00.
12. Credits: 49:02 - 49:53.
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