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Seal
Seal of Sir Henry le Scrop, father of Sir Richard le Scrop, 1st Lord Scrop of Bolton. The seal is blasoned for him in the scroll of King Edward II: de azure a une bende de or en la bende un lion passanz de pourpre: round 3/4 " armorial on a bend a lion passant. Connected with Langley Hall near Langley Park. Seal located in Durham Dean and Chapter Muniments Misc Ch 4028.1.
Seal of Sir Henry le Scrop, father of Sir Richard le Scrop, 1st Lord Scrop of Bolton. The seal is blasoned for him in the scroll of King Edward II: de azure a une bende de or en la bende un lion passanz de pourpre: round 3/4 " armorial on a bend a lion passant. Connected with Langley Hall near Langley Park. Seal located in Durham Dean and Chapter Muniments Misc Ch 4028.1.
Seal
Seal of Sir Richard le Scrop, 1st Lord Scrop of Bolton: round 1 " armorial a bend. Connected with Langley Hall near Langley Park. Seal located in Durham Dean and Chapter Muniments 3,5,Ebor.12.
Seal of Sir Richard le Scrop, 1st Lord Scrop of Bolton: round 1 " armorial a bend. Connected with Langley Hall near Langley Park. Seal located in Durham Dean and Chapter Muniments 3,5,Ebor.12.
Bowling Club
Group photograph of members of the View Lane Bowling Club, North West Durham League Champions, 1956.
Group photograph of members of the View Lane Bowling Club, North West Durham League Champions, 1956.
Cricket Club
Members of the "Boldon Mutual Improvement Cricket Club", c1923, which was run on voluntary subscriptions until the miners welfare took over the running and finance of the club in 1933, when the name changed to Boldon Colliery Welfare Cricket Club. Back row: T Olson, Robert Heap, Sam Watson (later became general secretary of the Durham Miners Association), John George Telford, Stanley Holden, Tom Holden; middle row: B Horner, H Curry; front row: Jack Gray, J Hall and John William Franks.
Members of the "Boldon Mutual Improvement Cricket Club", c1923, which was run on voluntary subscriptions until the miners welfare took over the running and finance of the club in 1933, when the name changed to Boldon Colliery Welfare Cricket Club. Back row: T Olson, Robert Heap, Sam Watson (later became general secretary of the Durham Miners Association), John George Telford, Stanley Holden, Tom Holden; middle row: B Horner, H Curry; front row: Jack Gray, J Hall and John William Franks.
Horse and cart
Mr Baty and others with Graham Ltd greengrocers decorated horse and cart from Fence House which won Third Prize at Durham County Show.
Mr Baty and others with Graham Ltd greengrocers decorated horse and cart from Fence House which won Third Prize at Durham County Show.
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