I took this photograph of Loco No. 1 in Stockton High Street at the time of the 150th anniversary.
Photograph and details courtesy of Norman Smith.
Loco No. 1, Stockton High Street
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I took this photograph of Loco No. 1 in Stockton High Street at the time of the 150th anniversary.
Photograph and details courtesy of Norman Smith.
Its Dovecot street Stockton, I was there.
What’s the building to the right of Dressers called and what’s it used for?
IIRC it was a Halifax Building Society to the right, and a jewellers on the corner (Collingwoods or Samuels??)
Oh sorry I forgot a shoe shop was there as well, Timpsons I think
The building to the right of Dressers is made up of three retail units (2-6 Dovecot St. & 131 High St.). Occupied by Halifax bank, Shoe Zone (previously Timpsons,also a shoe shop) and a travel agents on the corner with the High Street (previously several businesses including Collingwood jewelers who occupied the site prior to its current form)
This is Darlington High row, the shop you can 1/2 see was Dressers.
Not a chance this is Darlington, this is Dovecote Street, Stockton
It is definitely Stockton, the junction with Dovecote Street. Timpsons shoe shop is hidden behind the truck.
Surely that shows it on Dovecote Street?