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Images Dated 1st January 1971 (page 3)

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Youth club boys clean cars. 1971

A car auction in Stockesley, North Yorkshire. 1971

Park Methodist Church, Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1971

A singer who looks like Tom Jones. 1971

Cubs at watching Middlesbrough players in training. 1971

Middlesbrough street scene. 1971

A Volvo car in Redcar, North Yorkshire. 1971

A car outside Redcar office, North Yorkshire. 1971

A man driving a Vauxhall car, Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1971

A Vauxhall car, Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1971

Mobile fish and chip van for Nunthorpe. 1971

Images Dated 1st January 1971: Nobby Stiles signs for Middlesbrough F. C. 1971

Nobby Stiles signs for Middlesbrough F. C. 1971
Nobby Stiles signs for Middlesbrough F.C. 1971

Images Dated 1st January 1971: Nobby Stiles signs for Middlesbrough F. C. He is pictured with Manager Stan Anderson. 1971

Nobby Stiles signs for Middlesbrough F. C. He is pictured with Manager Stan Anderson. 1971
Nobby Stiles signs for Middlesbrough F.C. He is pictured with Manager Stan Anderson. 1971

Neshams Garage, Redcar. 1971

Corpus Christi, at a Cathedral in Teesside. Circa 1971

Images Dated 1st January 1971: Dr Archibald Russell, the retiring chairman of the British Aircraft Corporation

Dr Archibald Russell, the retiring chairman of the British Aircraft Corporation, Filton Division, and the designer of Concorde, pictured at Filton in the hangar where Concorde 2 is being built

St Anthonys School volley ball team, Middlesbrough. 1971

Images Dated 1st January 1971: Chelsea v Crystal Palace Division One Football Steve Kember of Palace left

Chelsea v Crystal Palace Division One Football Steve Kember of Palace left and Chelseas Alan Hudson in action Circa 1971

Middlesbrough footballer Alan Moody. 1971

Norton leek show. 1971

Fishburn post office. 1971

Teesside industry in Britain in Bloom competition. 1971

Britain in Bloom judges in Guisborough. 1971

Rolling the last piece of steel of Britannia works. Teesside, circa 1971

A man having a Mohican haircut in Middlesbrough. Circa 1971

The mighty price slasher at the Co-op department store, Old Hall Street, Hanley 1971

Redcar toy factory. 1971

Images Dated 1st January 1971: Excavation at Temple Church, Bristol in 1971. It was bombed during the war but the famous

Excavation at Temple Church, Bristol in 1971. It was bombed during the war but the famous leaning tower still survives

The gardener at the Tall Trees Hotel and Nightclub in Yarm. 1971

Tall Trees Hotel and Nightclub in Yarm. 1971

Fairfield table tennis team. Circa 1971

School meals are fab at Eston Grange School. 1971

Children building a bonfire on Teesside. 1971

Nobby Stiles presents trophies at Sacred Heart YC, Linthorpe Road. 1971

Village scenes in Hornby in Hambleton, North Yorkshire. 1971

Loftus youngsters harvest gifts to Brotton Hospital. 1971

Harvest Festival gifts to patients at St Anne s, Stockton. 1971

Men watching a Redcar Rugby 30 a side game. 1971

Redcar Rugby 30 a side game. 1971

Eight foot shark landed at Redcar. 1971

Richard Hind school children leave for concert. 1971

Hustler School science class. 1971

Billingham school children leave for Spain. 1971

Cricket at Acklam Park. Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1971

Cricket match, Yorks versus Warwickshire. 1971

Harold Shepherdson presenting a football to a young boy. 1971

Marske Cheshire Homes Gala. 1971

Morris Men at a wedding in South Bank, Middlesbrough. 1971

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