The Queens Silver Jubilee visit to Stockton on 14th July 1977. 
The Queens Silver Jubilee Visit
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Hartburn Signalbox
This photograph shows Hartburn signal box and the road past Ropner Park.
Photograph and details courtesy of Gordon Armes.
The King Family
This is a family portrait taken in the photographic studio of Chas W Kipling in Bridge Road around 1918.
Photograph and details courtesy of Adam Dennis.
1st Norton-on-Tees Scout Group
Members of the 1st Norton-on-Tees scout group. The group was founded in 1908.
Photograph and details courtesy of Norman Huckle.
West Row football team of 1962- 63
This is a photograph of the West Row football team in 1962-63. The photo is courtesy of Derek Overton who believes this was the year the team won the Stockton & District League (Saturday) by one point from Billingham Social.
1st Norton-on-Tees Scout Group
Members of the 1st Norton-on-Tees scout group. The group was founded in 1908.
Photograph courtesy of Norman Huckle
St Cuthberts RC Primary School c1956.
Class of junior 3 at St Cuthberts RC Primary School in Parkfield possibly 1956.
Photograph and details courtesy of Arthur Oakley
Workers on Billingham Station
A group of workmen on Billingham station. Photograph courtesy of Paul Willows 
The Queens Silver Jubilee Visit
The Queens Silver Jubilee visit to Stockton on 14th July 1977. 
St Johns School Trip 1963
This photograph was taken when St Johns School visited Fountains Abbey in 1963. Courtesy of Tom Owens. 
The Queens Royal Visit 1956 inside photo albu
The Queens Royal Visit to Stockton 4th June 1956 inside front cover of photo album 
Stockton Sea Cadets TS Fortitude
This is the whole group of Stockton Sea Cadets TS Fortitude, including teachers both marine cadets and sea cadets. They operated in Bowsefield Lane next to the former Robson Maternity Home.
Photograph and details courtesy of Dave Moody.
Norton East Signal Box
The first of these three images was taken on 30th May 1959 and shows Norton East signal box box in virtually original condition as built (1870). The brick chimney stack is at the back of the box and the frame inside is along the wall adjacent to the track. During the winter of 1959/1960, a major internal reorganisation occurred in which the frame was relocated to the back of the box. This required a new site for the chimney stack, which was now shifted to the wall nearest to Norton Station. In the second picture dated 5th March 1960, a temporary exit for the stack is seen, which passed through the window. Image three shows the box as it was in April 1961. The ventilator is intact and the chimney now emerges from the roof. Photographs and information courtesy of David P Williams. 
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Redbrook School Country Dancing Team
Redbrook School Country Dancing Team. Photograph courtesy of Lynda Dickinson