The High Street looking north on a market day in the 1950s from the top of the Town Hall, 1950s. Victoria buildings, the Parish Church and war memorial are included.A crowd of peiople in a general view of Stockton Market as seen from the top of the Town Hall. c 1950s.View of north end of the High Street from top of the Town Hall including church tower. c 1950sA variety of cars on Stockton High Street seen from the top of the Town hall. c 1950s 
Saturday market on the High Street, looking North from the Town Hall. 
A painting of the Town Hall (built 1735, extended 1744), the Market Cross (erected c1768 on the site of the old Market Cross) and the Market Place and stalls c1825. 
Cars and buses on Stockton High street viewed from the top of the Town Hall. 
A general view of the stalls for Stockton Market at the north end of Stockton High Street, including No.139, Marks and Spencers (c1938 – present day). A Dual Carriageway Ahead sign can be seen in the bottom left hand corner c1963.
A colour tinted view of Market Day on the High Street, Stockton. Traders vans are parked up behind the market stalls while people are seen getting on and off the buses. Lindsay House and the Parish Church can be seen in the background.
Tylers shoe shop, seen in a 1957 picture of the east side of Stockton High Street.Panoramic view of Stockton High Street taken on market day showing all market stalls and the Town Hall in the background 
A gaggle of geese on their way to market, going past the Borough Hall on Stockton High Street c1900.
The Borough Hall was built as a town house for Mr R.Dickson in c1785, in 1852 it became the Borough Offices and a hall was built at the rear. The hall was demolished in c1957, the new Stockton Post Office was then built on the site and opened in c1960.
