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Tobacconists
Tobacconists shop on Coffin Row, Shiney Row.
Tobacconists shop on Coffin Row, Shiney Row.
Roman coffin
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman coffin
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman coffin
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman coffin
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Roman stone coffin discovered at Greta Bridge during road works. Skeleton preserved at Bowes Museum.
Washington Colliery disaster
Funeral procession of coffins through the streets of Washington after Washington Colliery Disaster, 1908.
Funeral procession of coffins through the streets of Washington after Washington Colliery Disaster, 1908.
Colliery disaster funeral
Funeral procession of coffins through the streets of Washington after Washington Colliery Disaster, 1908.
Funeral procession of coffins through the streets of Washington after Washington Colliery Disaster, 1908.
Sawmill
Interior of the cart and coffin shop, Brown's Sawmill, Mitford, 1976.
Interior of the cart and coffin shop, Brown's Sawmill, Mitford, 1976.
Sawmill
Side view of the cart and coffin shop at Brown's Sawmill, Mitford, 1976.
Side view of the cart and coffin shop at Brown's Sawmill, Mitford, 1976.
Ornaments
Two wooden objects. Sizes: boot 100mm long x 40mm high; coffin 95mm long x 35mm high. Darlington Museum Ref 69.1195.
Two wooden objects. Sizes: boot 100mm long x 40mm high; coffin 95mm long x 35mm high. Darlington Museum Ref 69.1195.
Funeral
General view of coffin and floral tributes for a masonic funeral in America, 21st November 1931.
General view of coffin and floral tributes for a masonic funeral in America, 21st November 1931.
Bill
Funeral bill for Mr Russell who was a resident at Dunston Lodge private lunatic asylum, dated July 13th 1869, sent to Mr E Sharp. Size 200 x 125mm. The bill is itemised as 13 days medical care £2 6s 6d, coffin (covered) £3 10s, hearse 15s, burial fees 5s 6d, sundries 7s 6d.
Funeral bill for Mr Russell who was a resident at Dunston Lodge private lunatic asylum, dated July 13th 1869, sent to Mr E Sharp. Size 200 x 125mm. The bill is itemised as 13 days medical care £2 6s 6d, coffin (covered) £3 10s, hearse 15s, burial fees 5s 6d, sundries 7s 6d.
Bill
Bill from Leybourne Urwin, plumber, gasfitter, heating and sanitary engineers of Front Street, Shotley Bridge and West Stanley for making zinc coffin lining at a cost of £2 17s 6d, dated 26th October 1921. Size 205 x 170mm.
Bill from Leybourne Urwin, plumber, gasfitter, heating and sanitary engineers of Front Street, Shotley Bridge and West Stanley for making zinc coffin lining at a cost of £2 17s 6d, dated 26th October 1921. Size 205 x 170mm.
Man carrying coffin
Taken from "A History of British Birds" by Thomas Bewick. Vol. 1 1885. Page 296 Man carrying Coffin with inscription "A wonderful fish".
Taken from "A History of British Birds" by Thomas Bewick. Vol. 1 1885. Page 296 Man carrying Coffin with inscription "A wonderful fish".
Walking sticks
Collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks in Beamish Collection, made by Ted Dunwiddie (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He was a founder member of t...
Collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks in Beamish Collection, made by Ted Dunwiddie (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He was a founder member of t...
Walking sticks
Collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks in Beamish Collection, made by Ted Dunwiddie (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He was a founder member of t...
Collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks in Beamish Collection, made by Ted Dunwiddie (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He was a founder member of t...
Walking sticks
Ted Dunwiddie in a television studio with collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks now in Beamish Collection (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He wa...
Ted Dunwiddie in a television studio with collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks now in Beamish Collection (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He wa...
Walking sticks
Ted Dunwiddie in a television studio with collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks now in Beamish Collection (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He wa...
Ted Dunwiddie in a television studio with collection of dressed sticks, including swagger sticks, thumb sticks and shepherd crooks now in Beamish Collection (b21/3/1908, d28/2/1992 - made his first dressed stick at the age of 16 in 1924, a billiard cue. Apprenticed to Andrew Houliston of Shotley Bridge, he learnt his trade making coffins, etc. later became a Clerk of Works for Derwent Valley Reservoir, English National Estates (Team Valley) and finally Consett District Council before retirement. All sticks made by hand. Exhibited at many shows in the North East often winning first prize. He wa...
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