I.A.Recordings Industrial Archaeology Video Archive :Introduction (Home Page)

Founded in 1982, I.A.Recordings is dedicated to recording past and present industry on film and High Definition video

I n d u s t r i a l A r c h a e o l o g y

Industrial Archaeology (I.A.) usually deals with disused buildings and machines, but it is also vital to record the processes of an industry while it is still working. This is what I.A.Recordings is doing, building-up an archive of material for the future.

I.A. Recordings is based in Britain, and is purely voluntary with no paid officers.

The work is funded by sales of DVDs & video tapes
based on archive material.

You can use our secure form for orders.

Inland Waterway DVD:
Tom Puddings and The Last Run

26 years of TV production, 3 years in High Definition!

Find out more about I.A.Recordings
ideas and methods.

Recording

Things to look into

Have a look at our Feature Pages which cover a variety of I.A. sites and recording projects.

We maintain Links to other pages around the world relating to Industrial Archaeology.

The Index is an alphabetical listing of video archive contents.

There is a clickable map of the web site.

DVD & VHS

Some of the best material from I.A.Recordings archive is available on DVD-R and video tape.

DVDs & tapes come in two styles: Productions are fully edited programmes, with commentary and graphics, suitable for any audience.

Compilations are virtually-unedited collections of archive material on a given subject, usually without commentary, very suitable for dedicated enthusiasts and researchers.

Independent Reviews of many of our titles are available.

If you have any enquiries or comments, or to obtain our free 44-page illustrated catalogue, e-mail:

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- or write to :
I.A.Recordings
P.O.Box 476
Telford
Shropshire
ENGLAND TF7 4RB

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