A letter from Henry Smith dated September 1890. Henry was co owner of The Eaglescliffe Iron Works along with a man named Stoker. The Iron Works were sold on to the firm of Head Ashby later to be known as Head Wrightson. Letter and information courtesy of Mike Smith
Four of the original members of the 1960s local group Johnny Taylor Five. Photograph courtesy of Henry Fawcett 
The Queens Silver Jubilee visit to Stockton on 14th July 1977. 
This photo is a view of the West side of Stockton High Street including Westons, Littlewoods and Marks & Spencer. It was taken by Jack Marriott during the 1960s.
Courtesy of Stockton Museum Service.
This photograph was taken at Newtown Junior School in 1967.
Photograph and details courtesy of Mally Monkhouse.
23/26 The Green in Wolviston 1974 
The Queens Silver Jubilee visit to Stockton on 14th July 1977. 
St Cuthberts School Football Team were the winners of the Geraghty Cup 1955-56. Photo courtesy of John McGuinness. 
This photograph shows the plaque on the North East face of the boundary wall at 48 Bridge Road taken in 1984.
The Laundry girls from the Stockton & Thornaby Hospital c1949. Photographs courtesy of Jacqueline Henderson
Members of the 1st Norton-on-Tees scout group. The group was founded in 1908. Photograph courtesy of Norman Huckle 
A view of Stockton Station c1978.
Photograph courtesy of Steve Frost.
Instructor Eddie Peacock and apprentice moulder/coremakers at Head Wrightsons c1971. Photograph courtesy of Ken Rhodes
The Radio Tees 5-a-side football team. 