Another photograph from St. Cuthbert’s R.C Mixed School photo album showing St. Cuthbert’s Junior Class 3, Stockton 1950. Unfortunately we don’t have any names, does anyone recognise them?
Courtesy of Tony Cooney who dropped the album off at Fairfield Library. He believes the head teacher, Mr Connors lived in the house at Jesmond Grove which he moved into last year.
Once home to the Co-op store in Billingham. This Co-op is no longer, but the building still remains on the corner of Station Road and Belasis Avenue.
c1977, the Globe opened as a Mecca bingo hall and it continued to be in use until the early 1990s.
Another photograph from St. Cuthbert’s R.C Mixed School photo album showing St. Cuthbert’s Junior Class 2, Stockton 1950. Unfortunately we don’t have any names, does anyone recognise them?
Courtesy of Tony Cooney who dropped the album off at Fairfield Library. He believes the head teacher lived in the house at Jesmond Grove which he moved into last year.
A snowy view of the viaduct on a cold and grey day in Yarm.
Bunting adorns the town hall in a relatively car free view of Yarm High Street c1950s.
Another photograph from St. Cuthbert’s R.C Mixed School photo album. The Netball Team of St. Cuthbert’s School, Stockton 1949-50. Unfortunately we don’t have any names, does anyone recognise them?
Courtesy of Tony Cooney who dropped the album off at Fairfield Library. He believes the head teacher lived in the house at Jesmond Grove which he moved into last year.
A photograph of St Andrews Football Club. We believe these men were parishioners at St Andrews Methodist Church on Hardwick Road, Stockton c1930s. Can anyone confirm this?
Can anyone help identity who these people are? Were they involved in some kind of theatre production or school play? Date unknown.
This photograph shows Stockton High Street in the winter of 1986.
Photograph courtesy of Martin Spires.
A photograph from St. Cuthbert’s R.C Mixed School photo album. The Junior Football Team of St. Cuthbert’s School, Stockton 1949-50. Boys unknown.
Courtesy of Tony Cooney who dropped the album off at Fairfield Library. He believes the head teacher lived in the house at Jesmond Grove which he moved into last year.
We anonymously received a photo album entitled ‘St. Cuthbert’s R.C Mixed School, Stockton-on-Tees, 1950’ recently. The Headmaster at the time was Mr. J.A Connors. We’ll share the photographs with you all over the coming days…
Update: Donated to Fairfield Library by Tony Cooney. He believes the photo album once belonged to the head teacher who lived in the house at Jesmond Grove which he moved into last year.
Unfortunately we don’t know the name of this Naval tanker but we believe it was built at Haverton Hill c1945.
Three photographs showing The Clarendon on Dovecot Street. This old pub has been converted into an ‘open all hours’ corner shop. It’s nice to see it is being used rather than letting this old established building go to ruin. September 2013.
Photograph and details courtesy of David Thompson.
A view of a trench type channel reinforced with wooden supports at Haverton Hill c1919.