A general view of the stalls for Stockton Market at the north end of Stockton High Street, including No.139, Marks and Spencers (c1938 – present day). A Dual Carriageway Ahead sign can be seen in the bottom left hand corner c1963.
Pages from an autograph book belonging to Dora Matson who worked at the Munitions Factory, Billingham, 1918-1919 
The Church School, Billingham. The school was built during the early 19th century and demolished c 1950. The view includes the village cross (erected 1893) and the Billingham Cash Trading Stores which were owned by Mr. H. E. Fletcher. c1900.
A view of the River Tees at Yarm when frozen. A young girl is in the fore ground wearing ice skates and holding on too a chair. Other people are in the back ground. 
A general view of Bridge Road, Stockton looking towards Victoria Bridge, including the entrance to Stockton Goods Station. c1965 
A view of Stockton & Billingham Technical College from Grangefield Road, Stockton c1959.
A picture of Yarm High Street in flood, also showing someone riding a horse and a view of J. Hedley Store. 
A view of High Street, Stockton showing Robinsons Tower in the centre of the picture. 
The shop front premises of Freeman Hardy Willis in High Street West, Stockton. Colour photo 1985. 
A view of the south end of Stockton High Street, including a line of taxi cabs. c1930 
A painting of Norton watermill, Mill Lane, Norton. The first mill was recorded on the site in 1183, the mill shown was built c1780, last used c1910, damaged during World War II and demolished c1960. c1910 
Colour photo showing Newtown Corner house, corner of Bishopton Road and Durham Road. Note the unusual roof 
An archway at the High Street end of William the Fourth yard. The yard was at the back of the William the Fourth Hotel, No.68 Stockton High Street. Demolished c1968. 
A blurred view of Stockton High Street showing an electric tram on the right with the Town Hall in the background. c 1901. 