We would be happy to provide you with a copy of any image you request (assuming there are no copyright issues). The prints themselves are produced on quality photographic paper and are as close to A4 size as we can make them depending on the quality of the original image. We sell them for £5 each including postage. Please email us at pictures@stockton.gov.uk with the image title/s and your address and we will send the image/s out to you. We will need a cheque to the value of £5 per image, made payable to Stockton Borough Council and sent to…
Picture Stockton Team
Stockton Central Library
Church Road
Stockton. TS18 1TU
This building is Teesbeat’s second home. I’ll always remember Teesbeat being above what was the old Pharohs night club on Norton Road. It was then owned by local guitar player Damien ‘Dimmer’ Blackwell. My band used to rehearse in there twice a week in the early 80’s. Humping Marshall speaker cabinets and a drum kit etc up four flights of stairs, was NOT fun!
Love to catch up with Dimmer he taught me so much and I am still learning now in New Zealand ex engineer Darlington Community Radio,
I’d love a copy of this photo if it’s possible. Cheers Dimmer Blackwell.
We would be happy to provide you with a copy of any image you request (assuming there are no copyright issues). The prints themselves are produced on quality photographic paper and are as close to A4 size as we can make them depending on the quality of the original image. We sell them for £5 each including postage. Please email us at pictures@stockton.gov.uk with the image title/s and your address and we will send the image/s out to you. We will need a cheque to the value of £5 per image, made payable to Stockton Borough Council and sent to…
Picture Stockton Team
Stockton Central Library
Church Road
Stockton. TS18 1TU
This building is Teesbeat’s second home. I’ll always remember Teesbeat being above what was the old Pharohs night club on Norton Road. It was then owned by local guitar player Damien ‘Dimmer’ Blackwell. My band used to rehearse in there twice a week in the early 80’s. Humping Marshall speaker cabinets and a drum kit etc up four flights of stairs, was NOT fun!