This is a family film of Mr D Walker of Beverley, showing the children at home and visiting a steam traction rally. Two girls and a boy in their swimming costumes in their back garden are taking it in turns to jump into a paddling pool, next to a white rabbit in a cage.  The three children are then taken by their mother to a park with a large public paddling pool where other children are playing in the pool.   The children are then taken to a steam rally, with a miniature railway.  They...

This is a family film of Mr D Walker of Beverley, showing the children at home and visiting a steam traction rally. Two girls and a boy in their swimming costumes in their back garden are taking it in turns to jump into a paddling pool, next to a white rabbit in a cage.  The three children are then taken by their mother to a park with a large public paddling pool where other children are playing in the pool.   The children are then taken to a steam rally, with a miniature railway.  They stop to look at a fairground organ with its moving figures in action.  There is a display of steam traction engines, one belonging to W Payne of Auckley, Doncaster, another to Fearnley’s of Castleford.  The engines make their way around a course in a field.  There is a fair with rides and games, and the film ends.