This image shows Leven Valley which marks the border between Yarm and Ingleby Barwick. It was taken in January 2010 by Graham Wright.

This postcard by David Poffley shows the Teesside White Water Course which was formerly known as the International Canoe Slalom Centre. Courtesy of John Duncan.

In the late Victorian era The Green and Norton duck pond became a popular rendezvous for picnics and sports. Prior to this, for alomost 1000 years, The Green was common grazing land and the pond was a water supply for domestic and animal use. Courtesy of Bob Harbron.

These views show Ropner Park on a beautiful day in August 2010. Courtesy of John Paul Storr.

This postcard shows Norton Duck Pond and was sent to Mollie in Kent in 1901.

This postcard shows Norton Duck in the early part of the twentieth century. You can see many people gathered around the pond and an electric tram in the background with an advertisment for Vauxs Stout.

Courtesy of Maureen Ramshaw.

This photograph shows the pathway from the main entrance of Ropner Park with the fountain in the distance. It was possibly taken at some time during the 1980s.

This is a view of Norton Green possibly taken in the mid-eighties. You can see the Friends Meeting House in the distance and St. Marys Parish Hall on the right.

The lake in Ropner Park.

This photograph of OssieWoods was taken around 1975 and shows the trackbed of a long dismantled railway which ran into the woods from the Norton end. Photograph and information courtesy of Dave Summerfield

This is a panoramic picture taken from the outskirts of Tilery, looking towards a skyline dominated by the ICI with the Portrack estate on the right. The picture is constructed of three different photographs and would have been taken in the early eighties. The playing field covers the old Blacketts clay pit (The Claggy) and Tommy Burrs vegetable garden. In the centre distance can be seen the two chimneys of the North Tees Power Station. The rectangular building to the right of these is, we believe, a silo for storing ammonia sulphate. The low hills on the extreme right are the Cleveland Hills.

Photograph and details courtesy of Dr Fred Starr.

The duck pond on The Green in Norton September 1968

This photograph shows Norton Green possibly at some time in the 1980s.

This photograph taken in April 2006 shows a beautiful floral display by the Jubilee Cross on Norton High Street.

Photograph courtesy of Bob Harbron