Teddy Boys Collection

Teddy Boys dancing in the streets of North East Britain Picture taken on Tyneside, North East, England. Picture taken 20th August 1977

Teddy Boys. Picture shows Rocking Jim Newark and his Teds. Picture taken on Tyneside, North East, England. Picture taken 5th June 1973

Teddy Boys in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England, Circa 1965

Karl Howman and David Essex
in a scene from That ll Be The Day

Young lads gather around the fountain in Stevenage Town Centre, Hertfordshire. 13th October 1959

Teddy Boys. Picture taken in the Manchester area in 1975. Picture taken 13th April 1975

Teddy Boys and Girls dancing in the streets of North East Britain Picture taken on Tyneside, North East, England. Picture taken 20th August 1977

Some young people Rock and Roll dancing at a club in Gateshead on February 15, 1980

Teddy Boys in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England, Circa 1965

Danny Kaye Actor Standing in between Sir Laurence Olivier and John Mills Dbase MSI

Punk Rocker and Teddy Boy youths in Kings Road, London. Pictured, scenes along Kings Road. 30th July 1977

Youths in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. 13th October 1959

New Brighton Promenade was taken back to 1955 when Granada TV filmed a documentary programme with the aid of scores of old time " Teddy Boys"

PC Roger Cox seen here dressed as a teddy boy. 17th January 1979

Teddy Boys in the Kings Road who clashed with a group of Punk Rockers

Teddy Boys - Bopping away at the Fforchneol Arms, Brynmair Road, Godreaman, near Mountain Ash are Teddy Boys - Left to right - Bobby Thomas, aged 27 of John Street, Abercomboi

Teddy Boys and girls in demo outside BBC tv studios, May 1976

Josephine Douglas Actress with Pete Murray and Freddie Mills pose for the casmeras as Teddy Boys for a Six Five special on the BBC " Pick up"

Models posing wearing fifties style fashion. man wearing jeans black t shirt and black leather jacket combing his hair standing next to a girl wearing a wide floppy skirt and beaded cardigan

Dressed for the occasion, Ron West (right) and his friends Dave Haycock (left) and Brian Sweatman (centre) have managed to secure their tickets for the Bill Haley

Dressed for the occasion, Ron West and his friends Dave Haycock and Brian Sweatman have managed to secure their tickets for the Bill Haley and the Comets concert at Bedworth Civic Hall

The Herald Angels... Teddy boys who attended the special service for youth given by 16
The Herald Angels.... Teddy boys who attended the special service for youth given by 16 year old American evangelist Renee Martz at the Kensington Temple Pentecostal Church at Notting Hill Gate

Rock and Roll dancers jiving on the dance floor at a Jerry Lee Lewis concert at the Mayfair Ballroom on 14th February 1980

A Teddy Boys hands out presents at the Christians Rendezous held at the Picton Hall Liverpool December 1954 Neg No E9022

Teddy boy Jeff Jenkins (left), known as Jinx, with fellow Teds (from left) Bobby Thomas (Rocky), Michael Gough (Guff) and Tony Collins (Zak) and one of their Tedmobiles, a Pontiac Parisienne

Teddy Boys - Dressed in their gear - left to right - John Roberts, of Maerdy; Brian Davies, of Maerdy; Meirion Mush Williams, of Ystrad; Rob Jailhouse George; Alwyn Phillips

Marriage founded on rock. Members of the Tyne Wear Rock n Roll society turned up in style for the wedding of John Bissett and Ruth Woods of Jarrow at St. Jamess Church, Hebburn

Former Teddy boys gathered outside the Rock n Roll cafe. May 1975

Former Teddy boys gathered outside the Rock n Roll cafe. May 1975

Former Teddy boys gathered outside the Rock n Roll cafe. May 1975

A Teddy Boys hands out presents at the Christians Rendezous held at the Picton Hall Liverpool December 1954 Neg No E9022

You can do anything but lay off my blue suede shoes - the boys show how its done

1962 Men standing on a street corner in East Grinstead, West Sussex watching girls go by. They are wearing drainpipe trousers and winkle picker shoes 1962

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In the vibrant streets of North East Britain, a captivating scene unfolds as Teddy Boys take center stage. Their rebellious spirit and distinctive fashion choices make them an iconic symbol of youth culture in the 1950s and beyond. Captured in a timeless photograph, we witness the energy and rhythm that emanates from these young rebels. With slicked-back hair, sharp suits, and crepe-soled shoes, they exude confidence as they dance to the beat of their own drum. Rocking Jim Newark and his Teds epitomize this subculture's essence - coolness personified. The Teddy Girls also leave their mark on history with their unique blend of fashion and attitude. Ken Russell's lens captures one such Teddy Girl who embodies resilience and style. These fearless females challenge societal norms with their edgy looks, showcasing that strength knows no gender boundaries. Celebrities like Karl Howman and David Essex further popularize the Teddy Boy movement through music and film. Their influence spreads far beyond North East Britain, inspiring countless youths to embrace this rebellious lifestyle. As time marches on, we find ourselves transported to Manchester in 1975 where another group proudly displays their allegiance to this subculture. The passion for rock 'n' roll remains unwavering as these youngsters continue to keep its flame alive. Moving forward into the 1980s, Gateshead becomes a hotspot for Rock 'n' Roll enthusiasts who gather at clubs to dance away their cares. The infectious energy radiating from these young people is palpable as they lose themselves in the music's rhythm. London's Kings Road witnesses an intriguing collision between Punk Rockers and Teddy Boys - two distinct subcultures merging together momentarily before diverging once again along different paths. This encounter serves as a testament to how youth cultures intertwine while maintaining individual identities. Back on familiar ground in North East Britain, we witness yet another display of unity among Teddy Boys and Girls.