A view of the High Street West side, Stockton, Heavisides Almanack 1906 page 29. 
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A view of the High Street West side, Stockton, Heavisides Almanack 1906 page 29.
The Heavisides Almanack might have been 1906, but the image is earlier c1867.
Most of these buildings have been replaced since then, with only maybe the upper bay window of the Stockton Hotel matching up with what exists today at The George (No. 102).
Left to Right, Nos. 99-102 High Street, Stockton.
No. 100, F Hunter, Hairdresser and tobacconist (1844-c1867)
No. 101, Popperwell, eating house and tea and coffee rooms (1867-71)
The entrance to Claxton Yard, which was just about where the long entrance back to The Cinema/Essoldo/Rank Bingo Hall was, more recently Franks Flooring and Veterans at Ease Charity shop.
No. 101, P Mouat & Co, Glasgow tea warehouse (1851-68)
No. 102, Stockton Hotel (previously Shoulder of Mutton, later Royal Exchange, Exchange Hotel, The Wimpole, Exchanges, Legends, The George)
(list copied from another post and amended)