The Yorkshire Auction House

Angus discovers a collection of fairground items while exploring the abandoned fairground site. Among the finds is a 1920s Ford Model T, still in good condition. He then helps a man clear the once‑treasured possessions of his late parents, items that had been kept by them.

Yorkshires Greatest Showman is a programme presented as an episode in the series bearing the same title. It falls within the episode genre and forms part of the broader Yorkshires Greatest Showman programme lineup. In this installment, the central figure, Angus, comes across a collection of fairground artefacts together with a 1920s Ford Model T. After making these discoveries, he turns his attention to assisting a man who is in the process of clearing out the once‑treasured possessions left behind by his late parents. The episode follows Angus as he examines the fairground items, noting their historical character, and as he inspects the vintage Model T, recognising its significance from the 1920s era. His role then shifts to providing practical help to the grieving man, guiding the sorting and removal of the belongings that had previously held great personal value. By the conclusion, the narrative underscores the dual themes of uncovering relics from a bygone leisure culture and confronting the task of letting go of cherished family heirlooms. Through Angus’s involvement, the episode presents a straightforward account of discovery and assistance without extending beyond the events described.