These two images show the demolition of the Piper Knowle Road end of Waldridge Road, Hardwick taken in September 2008, only number 1 is left standing. These houses were built around 1959/60. Photographs and information courtesy of Peter Jordison. 
Members of the 1st Norton-on-Tees scout group. The group was founded in 1908.
Photograph courtesy of Norman Huckle
The High Street in Stockton c1985
The footbridge that crossed the railway East of Stockton Station. Photograph courtesy of Alastair Smith 
70 and 72 Church Road in Stockton c1979.
This photograph was sent to us by David P. Williams who is interested to know if anyone can tell him the origin and destination of this train which has express passenger lamps. It is a picture of 60859 which has just passed through the (closed) station at Norton. The engine is from Thornaby (51L). It was photographed on 28th July 1962 at about 2:30pm.
Norman Huckle with scouts from the 1st Norton Group and Totem Pole.
Photograph courtesy of John Trotter
This photograph shows the judging of the cake competition at Billingham Show in 1966. Courtesy of Bill Johnson. 
This photograph shows the Newham Grange Townswomens Guilds Pageant of ‘A Salute to Women’ which was held on 10 May 1962.
Photograph and details courtesy of Bill Johnson.
This perfectly timed photograph was taken at a Tilery School Gymnastic display during the 1960s.
Photograph and details courtesy of Fred Starr.
Members of the 1st Norton-on-Tees scout group. The group was founded in 1908.
Tilery School 1950. Photograph courtesy of John Mcalees 
This is a postcard showing Dovecot Street corner and with a view of the market. Possibly from the early sixties.
A view of the Las Vegas Amusement Arcade on Norton Road in Stockton. Also shown is Zappas and a second-hand shop. 1986