This could possibly be the Portrack Lodge. c1880 
Portrack Lodge.
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Monthly Archives: April 2004
Flowers in Stockton, 2005
Pictures of flowers outside Municipal Buildings, Church Road, c2005. 
Streets of Stockton
Bowesfield Lane in Stockton. c1985 
ICI
The laboratories at ICI in Billingham. c1928 
Stockton War Memorial. c1923
The War Memorial in Stockton. c1923 
Old Chocolate Sign at Preston Park
Frys Chocolate sign in blue and white, makers to the King. 
Anhydrite mine at ICI
Inside the anhydrite mine at ICI in Billingham.
The old Manor House in Stockton
A photograph of a sketch of the old Manor House from the Quayside, Stockton. c1800 
Recollections of a River
The Victorian attitude was to cut the loops off! This 1889 plan shows the new course of the river after the cuts as well as where the old loops used to be. Such loops are known as ‘meanders’. These meanders were difficult to navigate, and sail, horses and even manpower were some times needed for the larger ships to get round them. 
St Marys Church c1986
St Marys Roman Catholic Church on Norton Road at the corner of Major Street, Stockton.
The foundation stone was laid on 31st May 1841 by Bishop Mostyn, Vicar Apostolic for the northern regions. The church officially opened by Bishop Mostyn on 7th July 1842. The congregation transferred here from Playhouse Yard known as the Mother Church of the catholic community in Teesside.
Yarm High Street c1980
Part of Yarm High Street. c1980
Football in the Borough
1911/12 Thornaby Parish Church XI 
Recollections of a River
The New Victoria Bridge was opened in 1887. Made of stone and iron, Victoria Bridge had three rather than 5 arches. Permission was granted from Queen Victoria to use her name! An old steam tram passes over the bridge with the Clevo Flour Mills in the background 
The Memorial at Thornaby.
This memorial stands on the site of Thornaby Aerodrome, it was dedicated on 8th May 1997. 
The High Street in Stockton. c1986
The New Haven at No.16 High Street in Stockton, now Barnacles. c1986 