The Surprise View, Derbyshire, becomes the property of the National Trust in September, 1936. The following is a record of the ceremony of handing over the Deeds on location. The film opens with a colour (faded) shot of a garden with a trellis corridor on the background. Title – September, 1936. The Surprise View, Derbyshire, becomes the property of the National Trust. Crowd gathered at Surprise View, people chat and greet to each other. Two men speak to the crowd from a long and narrow...

The Surprise View, Derbyshire, becomes the property of the National Trust in September, 1936. The following is a record of the ceremony of handing over the Deeds on location. The film opens with a colour (faded) shot of a garden with a trellis corridor on the background. Title – September, 1936. The Surprise View, Derbyshire, becomes the property of the National Trust. Crowd gathered at Surprise View, people chat and greet to each other. Two men speak to the crowd from a long and narrow stage set up for the event. Some people are seated on chairs on stage. Title - Mrs. E. B. Gallimore hands over the Deeds. The documents change hands and the crowd is encouraged to applaud and cheer by a man who waves his hat to the audience. General view of the crowd gathered around the stand. Mrs E. B Gallimore was founder of CPRE Sheffield and Peak District Branch, and believed it was in this this capacity that she was handing over the deeds. Title - Sheffield, October, 1936 The Last 'Old Royal'. This title is only a few frames and cut off.