A view of the gateway leading up towards St Cuthbert’s Church, Redmarshall.

This shot of the Central Methodist Hall shows the builders just as building work was completed. I was married in this church in 1968 and at that time there were a set of gates and an iron fence to the right of the main building, the annex to the right was the church hall, if you were to walk past the hall you would be in Chiltons Avenue with two prefab classrooms belonging to the South Modern School.

Continuing across Belasis Avenue and along Chiltons Avenue you would bring you to ICI’s West Gate, Chiltons Avenue continued through the ICI works and reappeared at the East Gate. The imaginatively named New Road was built as a replacement for Chiltons Avenue. The church in no longer there, in fact there is very little or nothing left of the original East Row.

Image and details courtesy of Bruce Coleman.

The Church of St Cuthbert in Redmarshall dates from the late 12th century and is now a Grade I listed building.

Photographs taken 13/06/1988

An interior view of Stockton Baptist Tabernacle on Wellington Street taken in 1986. The building was demolished in 1999.

Photograph and details courtesy of Philip Moore.

Clergymen from the Parish of Stockton and Norton. Taken Easter 1897.

Ernest Luff, a well known National Christian Evangelist conducted a crusade in Stockton centered in the Hebron Hall Brethren Chapel. My mother aged 18 was baptised by immersion by Ernest Luff there in 1923. This is the front of the Hymn Book used for the services.

Image and details courtesy of Philip Moore.

A photograph showing the interior of Stockton Baptist Tabernacle on Wellington Street, now demolished.

Photograph and details courtesy of Ian Bell

A view of St. Peters Church on West Hartlepool Road in Wolviston. The church was built in 1876 to replace an earlier building.