A short home movies featuring a village believed to be in Cornwall where a woman beats her carpets clean in the street and a milkman delivers his milk from a churn. This is followed by crowds walking along the Newcastle quayside passing numerus stalls set up during the weekly Sunday Market. A church in a village changes to a woman beating her carpets on a wall outside her small terraced houses built on a hillside. A milkman fills glass bottles with milk from churns in the back of a van, a...

A short home movies featuring a village believed to be in Cornwall where a woman beats her carpets clean in the street and a milkman delivers his milk from a churn. This is followed by crowds walking along the Newcastle quayside passing numerus stalls set up during the weekly Sunday Market. A church in a village changes to a woman beating her carpets on a wall outside her small terraced houses built on a hillside. A milkman fills glass bottles with milk from churns in the back of a van, a cat sits nearby watching. Two women stand beside him waiting for their bottles to be filled. A large, detached house in a valley with a small crop of trees growing atop a hill behind the house. A man steps out of the house and walks away. Back in the village a man on a ladder works to repair a window of a house, an old lady walks past. A view of a small wood. From the Tyne Bridge large crowds walk along the Newcastle quayside as part of its Sunday Market. Various stalls are set up along the quayside as crowds continue along the quayside, in the background the Swing and High-Level Bridges crossing the River Tyne. A stallholder stands behind his stall as pedestrians walk past. A gas lamp in a street of terraced houses, a steam train pulling into a railway station and a man threading a film projector. The film ends on a young mam walking along a county road.