This photograph shows the 987 Flight of the Stockton Air Training Corps, based at Stockton Grammar School c1943. It was taken in the playground of the Grammar School at the junction of Norton Road and Garbutt Street.
Courtesy of Ken Sawyer.
This is a photograph of the Richard Hind School Football Team in 1947-48. Courtesy of Granville Cooper. 
This mug was given to Alan Rowbotham at the time of the Coronation in 1953 while a pupil at Ragworth Primary School. We believe all children in Stockton Schools received one, along with a purple propelling pencil.
This photograph is a shot of Stockton Station on Sunday 25th January 1962 with a clear view of the magnificent roof before it was found to be unsafe in the 1970’s and taken down.
Photograph and details courtesy of David P Williams.
Various pictures from the area around the Tees Barrage including a view of the Infinity Bridge. Courtesy of John Storr. 
This photograph shows St Marys Church on Norton Road. 
This photograph shows the Davy & United Cricket Team c1944. Courtesy of Ian Russell. 
This is a view of The Cattlemarket pub on Church Road which in recent years was The Hop Merchant. This image was taken in March 2010. 
This photograph features a party of Co-op bakery girls on holiday in Blackpool in 1945.
Photograph and details courtesy of John Robson.
This photograph shows the football team at St Johns School, Norton c1950. Courtesy of Brian Jameson. 
This photograph is looking south from the A177 and shows the the old Co-op Priory garage to the left and is minus the traffic lights which have since been erected. It was taken in 1989 before the Co-op Hypermarket was built. Courtesy of Martin Spires. 
This photograph shows form 5B at Richard Hind Girls School 1947-48. Courtesy of Betsy Easton (McKean). 
This is the Holy Trinity School uniform badge from 1959. Courtesy of Alastair Smith. 
Can anyone identify which school this emblem belongs to? 
This photograph shows the Grand Pub & The Plaza Theatre/picture house, which were situated in Bishop Street. They were both demolished in the late 1960’s. Courtesy of Peter Jordison. 