Demolition of Hurst Street in Stockton. c1967 
Demolition of Hurst Street in Stockton c1967rn
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Redmarshall Feast
Redmarshall Village Feast. c1908 
Furness Shipyards c1960
Furness Shipyards c1960
Stockton High Street. c1900
The High Street in Stockton. c1900 
Football in the Borough
ICI Billingham Synthonia c1929 
ICI in Billingham
The hydrogen plant at ICI in Billingham. At the hydrogen plant carbon monoxide and water were converted to carbon dioxide and hydrogen. 
Photos from the Past
The Dodshon Memorial Fountain was a public drinking fountain originally set in front of the shambles on Stockton High Street.
It was moved to Ropner Park in 1892 but then moved back to the High Street in 1995. The drinking fountain was also built with troughs for horses and dogs c1878.
Finkle Street in Stockton.
The first two photographs show Finkle Street during redevelopment. c1970. The third photograph of Finkle Street taken in August 2005, courtesy of Mr Alan Wealleans 
Port Clarence School netball team. 1950rn
Port Clarence School netball team. c1950 
70 Years Behind the Lens
Tree at Tarn Hows’ from the ’70 Years Behind The Lens’ exhibition by local artist Ray Wallace Thompson.
Haverton Hill (Furness) built cargo vessel. C1948
Haverton Hill (Furness) built cargo vessel. C1948 
North Tees Power Station, Billingham Reach. 1967
This picture shows a steam locomotive shunting coal wagons at the former Power Station at Billingham Reach in August 1967. There were at one time three generating stations on the site A, B amd C. The original A was built by the North Eastern Electrity Supply Co. I believe the building on the left is the B station, and the one in the centre C. The B station was demolished shortly after this picture was taken, the C station was at this time operational. The locomotive is an 0-4-0 saddle tank built in the North East by Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns. Photograph and information courtesy of Mr David Bate.
Football in he Borough
Norton v Stockton c1991 
Streets of Stockton
Sidney Street in Stockton. c1985 
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