This group of photographs show the Stockton campus of the college on Oxbridge Lane. They were taken on a snowy day in January 2003 before the building was demolished to make way for a new housing estate.
This photograph shows the Ashmores/Power Gas Hockey Team taken about 1959. Courtesy of Jim Instone. 
Looking from the Victoria bridge towards the Millennium bridge and the bow of the Endeavour replica. The end of Finkle street and the Parish Church are in the background. Photograph courtesy of Stan Hilton. 
The Queens Silver Jubilee visit to Stockton on 14th July 1977. 
These photographs show Bailey Street Juniors football team in 1955 and the Bailey Street Intermediate Salter Cup winning team in 1957. Courtesy of Brian Winn. 
10-14 West Row in Stockton 07/12/83 
The southern end of Stockton High Street in the 1920s or 30s. Photograph courtesy of Raymond Todd 
Can anyone help us with the location of this photograph? It seems to be a view of the River Tees, possibly in Yarm, although we could be mistaken. Give it your best shot…
Nelson Square in Norton 1969
Wolviston – The Homestead and The Mount. Grade III listed buildings. 17th or 18th century. 
Hanover Street in Thornaby 1985 
This windlass was found in a small castle in Zeist in the Netherlands it was manufactured by Robert Roger & Co Engineers and General Iron Founders of Stockton on Tees. They made machinery in the 1850s. Photograph and information courtesy of Johnny Nuttin, Belgium. 
These photographs were found, along with a lot of letters & bills etc., in a cardboard box in the loft of a house in Moulton Grove, Fairfield, Stockton, about 1980. Photographs and information courtesy of Brian Swales
This photograph shows the first Bailey Street Junior Football Team 1949 – 1950.
Courtesy of Denis Umpleby.