This photograph shows the interior of the 40-foot mill at the Malleable Works. Courtesy of Bob Irwin. 
40-foot mill at the Malleable Works
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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Thornaby Railway Station c1980s
This series of photographs show Thornaby Station shortly before demolition. Courtesy of Norman Hill.
Yarm Station
These photographs show Yarm Station and Signalbox which no longer exist. Courtesy of Gordon Armes. 
Ropner Park Official Opening Programme
These images are the pages of the Ropner Park Official Opening programme. The opening took place on October 4th 1893 by the Duke and Duchess of York (later King George V & Queen Mary) and included luncheon, marching bands and fireworks. The programme includes advertisements for Messrs Peckston & Co Outfitters, Toogood & Co general grocery stores, Blakeborough & Rhodes hot water engineers, Ralph Appleton Estate Agent, Auctioneer and valuer and Stanton’s Boots. Courtesy of Glyn Davis. 
Mill Lane Girls School c1962/3
This photograph shows the Mill Lane Girls School production of Androcles & the Lion in the Holy Trinity School Hall c1962/3. Courtesy of Irene Horsburgh (nee King)
Thornaby Station
This is a photo of a train at Thornaby (Town Hall side) showing the extensive station buidings and the sidings leading to various works/factories on the Gladstone Rd site behind Thornaby Town Hall and Mandale Road. Courtesy of Ken Kitching. 
Tees Motorboat Club
This is a view of the Tees Motorboat Club in August 2006. Courtesy of Norman Kidd. 
Views from the Transporter Bridge 1983
These photographs were taken from the top of the Transporter Bridge in 1983. Courtesy of Fred Starr. 
Two Bridges
This fabulous photograph shows a most unusual view as both the Newport Bridge and the Transporter bridge can be seen together. Courtesy of Norman Kidd. 
The Patent Drill Machine 1790
Late 18th century print entitled ”The Patent Drill Machine invented by C.Perkins, Stockton, 1790”. Courtesy of Cliff Thornton. 
Load leaving Riley Boilers
This photograph shows a couple of small boilers leaving Riley Boilers workshops in Stockton. Courtesy of Neil Youdale. 
Thornaby Girl Guides
This photograph shows the Thornaby Girl Guides possibly during the late 1920’s. Courtesy of Sandra Jones.
Stockton Celebrations
This photograph was taken by a family member of Brian Swales, Wilfred Richardson (1898-1964) who was born at 26 Newtown Avenue, Stockton. The photograph shows celebrations in Stockton to mark the end of the First World War. Does anyone recognise where exactly this is? It looks as though the houses are on a slight bank judging by the varying thickness of the step beneath the gate and the step in the roof. Brian thought it might be somewhere in the Newtown area but isn’t sure.
The second picture was added later than the first after Brian Swales believed he had actually identified the property as one of the houses between Londonderry Road & Dundas Street on Durham Road, opposite Newtown school. It certainly looks very similar to us…
Riverside Construction c1950
This series of images show construction work taking place at Stockton Riverside c1950. The Remploy and Joshua Wilson Bros buildings can be clearly seen.
The Sun Inn, Stockton – 2009
This is the Sun Inn on Knowle Street in June 2009. 