I have some photographs taken of my family with Stockton as a backdrop. I believe they were taken either late 1962 or possibly early 1963 as I was the baby in arms and I was born November 1961. The others are my parents and my older sister. My name then was Julie Marshall and my sister was Christine Marshall.
Photographs and details courtesy of Julie Gale.
The photograph includes the frontages of Callers-Pegasus, Pizzaland and the Leeds Permanent Building Society. Taken December 1985.
A view of Stockton High Street taken in August 1989.
Photograph and details courtesy of Tom Collins.
This photograph is an elevated view of the High Street and the row of shops include Favourites, Manorgrove and Currys.
Courtesy of Martin Spires.
This photograph shows the stretch of Stockton High Street from Castlegate to Finkle Street, the buildings are empty and awaiting the bulldozers.The Georgian town houses from Castlegate northwards have had their ground floors converted to shops, very similar to those seen in Yarm to this day, the Greek Neo-Classical frontage of Doggarts comes next, then more town houses, all of this was swept away and replaced by the Castlegate Centre.
I noticed the building behind Doggarts facade has a hole in the roof and its design is more like an aircraft hanger than a shop. The small house along Castlegate looks to be more Victorian as were a lot of the old buildings and yards alongside the quayside.
Photograph and details courtesy of Bruce Coleman.
This photograph taken from my grandparents scrapbook gives a view of Stockton High Street during the Peace Day celebrations in 1919.
Photograph and details courtesy of David Booth.
A view showing the south end of Stockton High Street.
Photograph and details courtesy of Terry Westwood.
I took these series of images on a cold, windy evening in December 2014 around the Riverside, Silver Street, Dovecote Street and the High Street, Stockton.
Photographs and details courtesy of Alec Moody.
A view of the Town Hall on Stockton High Street c1983.
Market Day c1905 – from an original pencil drawing by George Colley. Does anyone have any information about this artist?
Image and details courtesy of Peter Storey.
A service of dedication was held on Wednesday 16 August to honour the heroic actions of Sergeant Edward Cooper in the First World War.
A memorial stone was unveiled at the Cenotaph next to Stockton Parish Church to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Sgt Cooper’s bravery at the battle of Langemark, for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross by King George V.
The Royal Oak at number 20 High Street, Stockton.
The Member of Parliament for Stockton-on-Tees Mr G.R.Chetwynd talking to The Duke of Edinburgh during the Queens visit to Stockton-on-Tees in 1956.
A view of the Mecca Bingo Hall formerly The Globe on Stockton High Street.
Photograph by Roz Prichard, courtesy of Carole Prichard.
A postcard showing the Town Hall and Stockton High Street c1922.
A view from Maxwells Corner c1900.
Courtesy of Jean Pooley.
