This parade was probably to celebrate either St. Georges Day or Rememberence Sunday c1953/54. The first picture of the marching scouts shows them passing the Odeon, which is showing the film ’A Queen is Crowned’. The second was taken as they passed the Shambles. Courtesy of Dorothy Butler. 
This photo shows the Stockton Forge Drawing Office Cricket Team in 1958. Courtesy of Granville Cooper. 
These images are scans of a Christmas card which was sent to retired ICI staff in 1964. The picture shows the South Grid rail sidings at ICI. Against the factory background there are two freight trains, one steam hauled and one diesel hauled. An ICI diesel loco can also be seen. This painting once hung in the Conference Room of the Agricultural Division Process Offices at ICI. Courtesy of Norman Kidd. 
This photograph shows the staff at St Peter & Pauls School in Roseworth c1983-4. Courtesy of Frank Mee. 
A view of the corner shop at the junstion of Dixon Street and Dovecote Street taken in the 1990s. Photograph courtesy of Terry Westwood. 
This class photograph was taken at the old Holy Trinity School site in Yarm Lane 1965/66. The teacher is Miss Allen. Courtesy of Paul Slater. 
A typical market day scene near the Shambles in 1985. Courtesy of Fred Starr. 
This image is taken from a postcard used to promote the Stockton Campus of the University of Durham. 
A rather grim view of the Municipal Baths on Bath Lane in Stockton taken in 1974, a Volvo car is in the foreground. Photograph courtesy of Brian Kemp. 
This is a Globe Theatre programme c1940. It is for a pantomime production of Babes in the Wood. The photo from the inside back cover shows the people who were appearing in the show. Courtesy of John Callender. 
This photo shows Carters Brick Works which stood on the site now occupied by Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park. Courtesy of Gordon Armes.
This postcard shows the Southern Actor which was built by Smiths Docks on the Tees. It is still fully seaworthy and preserved at the Sandefjord Whaling Museum. Courtesy of Paul Dee.
This photograph shows at Tram at Norton terminus. Courtesy of Norman Hill. 
This photograph shows Head Wrightson on the site of the old Rileys Fitting shop & Assembly shop c1968. In the distance you can see the spire of the United Reformed church. Courtesy of Stuart Inkster. 
This photograph shows a group outside The Mobile Church on Low Grange Avenue in Billingham c1959/60. The Mobile Church was a converted bus which was used until the congregation could raise the money to build a brick structure. The Church built still stands and is now called The New Life Church. Courtesy of Joe Pearson.
