(L/R) Newton Edwards, Billy Davies, Amy Davies, Jennie Davies and, Gerhard Steiner (A German Prison Of War) outside of number 23 Stanley Street in 1945.
Photograph and details courtesy of Bill Davies.
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A Pictorial History of Stockton-on-Tees
After some research we have discovered two Stanley Streets once existed in Stockton. Stanley Street in Norton does indeed have bay windows and is close to Frederick Nattrass school. A second Stanley Street ran across Wellington Street in the town centre with Hutchinson Street and Derby Street on either side.
I am sorry but this is not Stanley Street. Stanley Street has bay windows, this street has not. There are no houses/shops at the end of the street – one end is fields which was the Frederick Nattrass garden. If you were looking the other way that was the open air school kitchens.
Liz Waterhouse – This is part of my family , with mother Cissie, sisters Hannah and Jennie. Sorry, mother did not have sister Elizabeth. Photo taken outside of 23 Stanley Street, Stockton.
I think Cissie Davies on here is my mums Aunty. Cissie had a sister called Elizabeth (my grandmother), not sure who the other girls are though.