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Post on 17 April 2011 by IM048
“ formerly Brougham St now Durham St ”
“ formerly Brougham St now Durham St ”
Post on 16 June 2011 by MF065
“ Gateshead 10(2) waits alongside McKinney's newspaper shop at Low Fell terminus. On the left three cars are heading south towards Chester-le-Street, Durham, or perhaps even further, because this is part of the Great North Road from Edinburgh to London. Behind the cars, there has been a tram shelter on the corner since steam tram days. Photo by W A Camwell on Monday 1st August 1938 ”
“ Gateshead 10(2) waits alongside McKinney's newspaper shop at Low Fell terminus. On the left three cars are heading south towards Chester-le-Street, Durham, or perhaps even further, because this is part of the Great North Road from Edinburgh to London. Behind the cars, there has been a tram shelter on the corner since steam tram days. Photo by W A Camwell on Monday 1st August 1938 ”
Post on 16 August 2011 by RL090
“ Date of photo C1933, positioned at 110 Gilesgate.
Became the Durham Light Infantryman. ”
“ Date of photo C1933, positioned at 110 Gilesgate.
Became the Durham Light Infantryman. ”
Post on 15 August 2015 by AV0451
“ This loco is on station pilot duty, the main purpose of which being to wait in a siding near Durham North signal box & assist stopping passenger trains out of platform 4 & over the viaduct by pushing at the rear of the train. Other station pilot duties included picking up a box van, open wagon and guards van from the loco shed area and delivering water and coal to signal boxes situated on the remote branch lines. Here, it is running back through the station to its siding to await the next train. ”
“ This loco is on station pilot duty, the main purpose of which being to wait in a siding near Durham North signal box & assist stopping passenger trains out of platform 4 & over the viaduct by pushing at the rear of the train. Other station pilot duties included picking up a box van, open wagon and guards van from the loco shed area and delivering water and coal to signal boxes situated on the remote branch lines. Here, it is running back through the station to its siding to await the next train. ”
Post on 17 March 2019 by CS0724
“ This banner was requested from Beamish in 1999 by Elemore Colliery Banner Action Group. Funds were raised for its restoration. It is now kept in a glass case at Easington Lane Primary School. A new banner was purchased by the group to march to Durham Miners Gala. ”
“ This banner was requested from Beamish in 1999 by Elemore Colliery Banner Action Group. Funds were raised for its restoration. It is now kept in a glass case at Easington Lane Primary School. A new banner was purchased by the group to march to Durham Miners Gala. ”
Post on 17 January 2021 by CM0826
“ In the Final, Hetton OB defeated Croxdale Wanderers by 6 – 0 on Hollow Drift, Durham City, the previous season 99/1900 they also reached the same Final losing to Empress Rovers (Hartlepool) 6 – 3 also on Hollow Drift. ”
“ In the Final, Hetton OB defeated Croxdale Wanderers by 6 – 0 on Hollow Drift, Durham City, the previous season 99/1900 they also reached the same Final losing to Empress Rovers (Hartlepool) 6 – 3 also on Hollow Drift. ”
Post on 17 January 2021 by CM0826
“ YMCA defeated West Hartlepool West End in the Final, played on Holy Drift, Green lane, Durham City and became a Senior Club in the County for a few seasons. ”
“ YMCA defeated West Hartlepool West End in the Final, played on Holy Drift, Green lane, Durham City and became a Senior Club in the County for a few seasons. ”
Post on 11 June 2021 by CM0826
“ This was the second consecutive Junior Cup Final for Hetton, in 1902 they had lost to Empress Rovers, Hartlepool, on Hollow Drift, Durham City in 1901. They made certain this time of lifting the Cup when they defeated Croxdale Wanderers again on Hollow Drift. The game needed two periods of extra time during which Marshall and Wilson crossed for tries to see Old Boys’ home by 6 – 0. ”
“ This was the second consecutive Junior Cup Final for Hetton, in 1902 they had lost to Empress Rovers, Hartlepool, on Hollow Drift, Durham City in 1901. They made certain this time of lifting the Cup when they defeated Croxdale Wanderers again on Hollow Drift. The game needed two periods of extra time during which Marshall and Wilson crossed for tries to see Old Boys’ home by 6 – 0. ”
Post on 11 June 2021 by CM0826
“ J Frame was the toast of South Shields, he scored the only points of the whole game, a try then worth 3 points, to see his side take the Cup against West Hartlepool on Ashbrooke, Sunderland, in front of a crowd of 10,000. Shields had a remarkable run to the Final overcoming, Ryton, Hartlepool Rovers and then Tudhoe whilst West Hartlepool had overcome equally tough opposition in Stockton, Sunderland, and the Durham City to make it to Ashbrooke. ”
“ J Frame was the toast of South Shields, he scored the only points of the whole game, a try then worth 3 points, to see his side take the Cup against West Hartlepool on Ashbrooke, Sunderland, in front of a crowd of 10,000. Shields had a remarkable run to the Final overcoming, Ryton, Hartlepool Rovers and then Tudhoe whilst West Hartlepool had overcome equally tough opposition in Stockton, Sunderland, and the Durham City to make it to Ashbrooke. ”
Post on 11 June 2021 by CM0826
“ This County Junior Cup win marked the remarkable rise of YMCA as they went on to achieve County Senior Club status and join the fledgling Rugby League. Alec Smith scored the only try of the day converted by Baty for a 5 – 0 win against favourites West Hartlepool West End at Durham. Their route to the Final saw them account for Greatham, West Hartlepool Christ Church Inst and then Tyne Dock in the semis. ”
“ This County Junior Cup win marked the remarkable rise of YMCA as they went on to achieve County Senior Club status and join the fledgling Rugby League. Alec Smith scored the only try of the day converted by Baty for a 5 – 0 win against favourites West Hartlepool West End at Durham. Their route to the Final saw them account for Greatham, West Hartlepool Christ Church Inst and then Tyne Dock in the semis. ”
Post on 11 June 2021 by CM0826
“ This was a red-letter day for the South Shields club, they defeated West Hartlepool 6 – 0 on the Brewery Field, Spennymoor, the home of Tudhoe RFC., with tries from Archer and Deakin in front of a crowd of 5000 which included 1500 from Shields. As Durham Cup holders, they were then invited to join the Northern Rugby Union (now Rugby League). They accepted from June 1901; but they did not last long with the new organisation, being voted out in 1904. ”
“ This was a red-letter day for the South Shields club, they defeated West Hartlepool 6 – 0 on the Brewery Field, Spennymoor, the home of Tudhoe RFC., with tries from Archer and Deakin in front of a crowd of 5000 which included 1500 from Shields. As Durham Cup holders, they were then invited to join the Northern Rugby Union (now Rugby League). They accepted from June 1901; but they did not last long with the new organisation, being voted out in 1904. ”
Post on 7 January 2022 by SG0882
“ Are there any photos of High Moorsley Co. Durham in 1950’s please. ”
“ Are there any photos of High Moorsley Co. Durham in 1950’s please. ”
Station gardens
General view gardens at a Durham Railway Station, possibly Crook area.
General view gardens at a Durham Railway Station, possibly Crook area.
Engraving
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view of Durham City.
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view of Durham City.
Engraving
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view fo Durham Cathedral and Prebends Bridge.
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view fo Durham Cathedral and Prebends Bridge.
Engraving
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view of Durham City from the North Road.
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view of Durham City from the North Road.
Engraving
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view of Durham City from the river.
From album of engravings, c1845 - general view of Durham City from the river.
Banner and lodge members
Page Bank Colliery lodge banner and lodge members at Durham Miners Gala, 1920s. Banner later transferred to Whitworth Park Lodge.
Page Bank Colliery lodge banner and lodge members at Durham Miners Gala, 1920s. Banner later transferred to Whitworth Park Lodge.
Army Camp
General view of Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Training Centre at Brancepeth - arrival of Duke of Wellington's Regiment 14th August 1941.
General view of Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Training Centre at Brancepeth - arrival of Duke of Wellington's Regiment 14th August 1941.
DLI Officers
Group photograph of officers of the Infantry Training Centre, The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, 14th August 1941. Back row: 2 Lt P K Dimalow, 2 Lt H Lamb, Lt D G Clarke, Lt A H Shorter, 2 Lt C C H Worrall, Lt D C Rissik, 2 Lt W F McMichael, 2 Lt G B Wood, 2 Lt T H Vickers, 2 Lt P W Goss, 2 Lt W S Joseph, 2 Lt R Ellison; front row: Lt C A Bertram, Lt A Fairless, Capt P P Kelly, Capt J H Taylor, Capt G J M Longden, Maj J F Sumner, Lt Col J O C Hasted DSO, Maj F R Tubbs, Capt O H Pearson, Capt F H Perry, Capt A A T Willoughby, Capt S H Hammer.
Group photograph of officers of the Infantry Training Centre, The Durham Light Infantry, Brancepeth Castle, 14th August 1941. Back row: 2 Lt P K Dimalow, 2 Lt H Lamb, Lt D G Clarke, Lt A H Shorter, 2 Lt C C H Worrall, Lt D C Rissik, 2 Lt W F McMichael, 2 Lt G B Wood, 2 Lt T H Vickers, 2 Lt P W Goss, 2 Lt W S Joseph, 2 Lt R Ellison; front row: Lt C A Bertram, Lt A Fairless, Capt P P Kelly, Capt J H Taylor, Capt G J M Longden, Maj J F Sumner, Lt Col J O C Hasted DSO, Maj F R Tubbs, Capt O H Pearson, Capt F H Perry, Capt A A T Willoughby, Capt S H Hammer.
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