Were these outbuildings located off the back of Stockton High Street?
Outbuildings, Stockton
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Woodlands Medical Centre c1988
This is one of those posts which went missing when we moved to the new site.
It shows the Woodlands Family Medical Centre which was founded in 1922 on Yarm Lane, Stockton.
We have tried to recreate as many of the original comments as possible…
Interior view of The Wimpole
An interior view of The Wimpole at 102 High Street, Stockton.
Nelson Terrace Higher Grade School
A view of the Higher Grade School on Nelson Terrace, Stockton. The building was demolished in the early 1980s.
The Royal Oak, Stockton High Street
A photograph of the High Street Stockton. Shown is the The Royal Oak Hotel and Victoria Buildings.
Riverside Construction c1950
Construction work taking place on Stockton Riverside. Seen in the distance is Joshua Wilson and Bros., Ltd c1950.
SS Rosecliffe, Stockton c1888
Built by Craig, Taylor and Co., for DH. Morgan and Co., Newport – SS Rosecliffe was launched in July 1888 and later renamed Oevenum by JH. Andresen. SS Oevenum was wrecked on Laura Rocks, 10 miles north of Oporto in June 1900 on route from New York.
The Black Lion Hotel c1960
The Black Lion Hotel on the east side of Stockton High Street c1960.
Billingham Beck and Haverton Hill
An aerial view of Newport Bridge with Billingham Beck in the distance and Haverton Hill to the right.
Burton House, Thistle Green
Burton House was built in 1840 as offices for the Tees Navigation Company, Thistle Green, Stockton c1925.
Unknown Soldiers
Unknown – First World War Soldiers.
Norton Board School, c1950/52
Two photographs from the Norton Board School taken in 1950 and 1952 of the same class. On both photographs I am fifth from the right, middle row – Gwyneth Campbell, nee Jones. The teacher was Miss Powell.
Photographs and details courtesy of Gwyneth Campbell.
A flood at Browns Bridge, Stockton c1890
This photograph taken c1890 shows the flooded area at Browns Bridge, Bishopton Lane, Stockton.
Cattle Market, Stockton
A view of the Cattle Market on the corner of The Square and Thistle Green, Stockton c1930.
Head Ashby and Co., Railway bridges on the Esk Valley line
This bridge is near the Danby Centre not too far from Whitby there is also a similar bridge in Castleton, perhaps there are others on the line too and all a testament to Teesside steel!
Photographs and details courtesy of David Thompson.