The Dolphin Public House c1986

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t2553This is one of those posts that went missing when we moved to the new site.

It shows the Dolphin public house on Bath Lane, Stockton c1986.

We have tried to recreate as many of the original comments as possible…

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  1. My Grandfather Joe McCue used to drink in the Dolphin pub along with his sons Billy, Joe, Bob, Artie and Jimmy. The McCue’s were a big Portrack family back then five boys and three girls. The girls were Nora, Bessie and my mam Agnes.
    David Mills

    Back in 1974 I used to go down to the Dolphin and wait for my girlfriend at that time to come out from the knicker factory in Portrack Lane . Can anyone remember the name of the factory?
    T Capindale

    T. Capindale: Not sure about the knicker factory but in the late 1970s Bellrive Fashions? This factory was opposite the Dolphin. Later it became a heating products premise and after demolition and re-development the site was then occupied by Farm Foods and Netto supermarkets.
    Anon

    I think I’m right in saying it was called “Belrise”
    Martin Spires

    Anon it was also an agency called FLORIAN for oil rig workers.
    Len Nicolson

    I remember the Dolphin public house It was right opposite the Havlock public house house in Bath Lane. I used to live in Maritime Street and went to Bailey street school good memories.
    John Edward Hurst

    I was born and bred in Stockton-on-Tees. I worked at the Dolphin for eight years till I started to work in the Lords Tavern in Yarm Lane. I have never looked back since and now I own my own pub in Redcar.
    Susan Fountain

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