Stockton Collection (page 4)

Stockton West End Juniors, double winners, they have won the Teesside Junior Alliances Under 12 A Division title and their League Cup final. 8th May 1984. Youth Football Stockton Feature

The World Cup atmosphere comes to Cleveland when a touring under 14 schoolboys team from Hamburg met a Stockton Boys team, 3rd July 1982. Youth Football Stockton Feature

M Hill of Marske batting against Stockton at Stockton. 2nd June 1978

Views. A66 towards Teesside Leisure Park. 31st March 1995. Feature, Graystone White & Sparrow, Crane Hire Company. Managing Director, David Barrass, takes a ride in a basket, 140 foot above depot

Views. Thornby Rail Depot. 31st March 1995. Feature, Graystone White & Sparrow, Crane Hire Company. Managing Director, David Barrass, takes a ride in a basket, 140 foot above depot, Stockton

Stockton Railway Station, 1st December 1994. Watching the trains to go by, Joan Taylor, one of the residents in the Stockton Railway Station Housing Association Flats

Stockton Riverside Festival, 3rd August 1991

Crowds gathered to see The Flying Scotsman leave Stockton Station, on a last run over the Forth Bridge, 25th August 1968. The LNER Class A3 Pacific steam locomotive No

Views of Stockton. Feature, Graystone White & Sparrow, Crane Hire Company, 31st March 1995. Managing Director, David Barrass, takes a ride in a basket, 140 foot above depot, Stockton

Views, The Tees Barrage, 31st March 1995. Feature, Graystone White & Sparrow, Crane Hire Company, Managing Director, David Barrass, takes a ride in a basket, 140 foot above depot, Stockton

Stockton Riverside Festival 1994, an annual outdoor arts festival in Stockton-on-Tees, England. 6th August 1994

Stockton Riverside Festival 1994, an annual outdoor arts festival in Stockton-on-Tees, England. 1st July 1994. Preparations ahead of festival

Stockton Castings. 15th May 1996

Teesside Princess, based on the River Tees at Stockton, maiden voyage up the Tees from the Tees Barrage to Yarm, stopping at the Castlegate Quay. 15th May 1996

Captain James Cook, aka David Wheeler, appealing for volunteers to help man the Endeavour, at Stockton Castlegate Quay, 30th January 1997

Incinerator near A19, Stockton, 13th May 1997

Derelect areas around Bowesfield Lane, Stockton, 30th November 1981

Unemployed youngsters fromthe Bishopsgarth Youth and Community Centre spend an afternoon clearing rubbish from the beck which runs between the Bishopsgarth estate and Hardwick, Stockton

Stockton Flea Market near the Georgian Theatre in the Green Dragon Yard, 12th October 1983

Stockton Amateur Boxing Club, Stockton, 27th March 1984

Bridge Road Ticket Office Plaque, Stockton, 23rd September 1997. Stockton and Darlington Railway Company

The Princess of Wales Bridge Plaque, Stockton, 23rd September 1997

Stockton Market, 13th May 1962

Stockton Town Hall Plaque, Stockton, 23rd September 1997. Stockton on Tees Borough Council

Stockton High Street, 21st April 1981. Winpenny, a family outfitting business since 1896, recently bought by the Yorkshire based, Greenwoods, Menswear, Limited group

Stockton Riverside Development, 1st June 1995. Replica of the Tall Ship Endeavour, in background

Jubilee Hall, Leeds Street, Stockton, 12th October 1972. Bought a year ago by Stockton YMCA. Once owned by Stockton Cooperative Society

The Stockton Bridge Act Plaque, Stockton, 23rd September 1997

The Catle Way, which leads from John Walker Square through to the modern " Shambles", and down which pedestrians can wander away from traffic and noise

Bishopton Lane, Stockton, County Durham. 25th April 1978

Elton Hall, Elton Village, Stockton on Tees, Stockton, 2nd February 1954

Stockton Festival Community Carnival, 1st August 1998

Bishopton Lane, Stockton, 25th April 1978

Stockton Cenotaph, 14th May 1997

Stockton Cenotaph, 14th May 1997. Terry Thwaites

Stockton County Court Building, 13th May 1997

Workmen, busy knocking down the chimney at the old Tram Generating House in Boathouse Lane, Stockton, 21st April 1995. Stockton last link with the trams

Stockton High Street Shops, 29th June 1993. H Samuel Jewellery Shop

Stockton Cenotaph, 18th April 1995

Dodshons Fountain in Stockton High Street, 22nd August 1996. Pictured, Simon and Katie Martland, at the fountain, but there is no water to drink

Stockton Riverside International Festival, 6th August 1994

Cannon Cinema and Shops, along Prince Regent Street, Stockton, due to be demolished, Pictured 6th April 1993

Riverside Scene, Stockton, 29th October 1980

YMCA Building, Church Road, Stockton, 10th March 1977

New Council Business Units, North Oxbridge, Stockton, County Durham. 11th July 1979

Stockton Regatta, 16th May 1987

Stockton Market, Stockton High Street. Just 6 stall holders out of a normal 180, believed to be the worst turnout for 25 years, decided to brave the cold weather for todays market, 14th January 1987

Ropner Park fountain, a victorian fountain, being restored back to its former glory by Mike Dawson, a waterworks expert, Stockton, 27th February 1989

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Discover the rich history and charm of Stockton: a town steeped in innovation and heritage. Step back in time to 1830, when the first railway suspension bridge was built over the majestic River Tees, forever changing transportation as we know it. Stockton-Darlington Railway, also known as Open or Stockton-Darlington, holds a significant place in history as the birthplace of modern railways. Witness the Edward Pease Loco of 1856 that revolutionized locomotion and paved the way for progress. Take a stroll down High Street in early 1900s Stockton on Tees, where bustling shops and vibrant life create an enchanting atmosphere. Immerse yourself in history by exploring the first page of signatures on the Declaration of Independence – a testament to Stockton's influence even across continents. The Society of Friends welcomes you to their historic Friends Meeting House opened in 1814, showcasing Stockton's commitment to community and spirituality. Find tranquility at The Green & Duckpond in Norton, Yorkshire – a serene oasis amidst nature's beauty. Marvel at Thornaby's Five Lamps – an iconic symbol representing enlightenment and unity within this charming Yorkshire town. Browns Foundry stands tall as a reminder of industrial prowess during Stockton on Tees' thriving years in the 1970s. Witness locomotion come alive at Darlington Station with Locomotion - an ode to Stockton & Darlington Railway's legacy that shaped nations. And don't miss The Transporter Bridge spanning Middlesbrough – an engineering marvel connecting communities with its towering presence. Stockton is more than just a name; it represents resilience, progress, and timeless stories etched into its very fabric. Come explore this captivating town where past meets present seamlessly.