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General view
View looking down on Crookgate Crossing, Burnopfield with a saddle tank steam locomotive approaching the crossing from the Hobson Colliery. Housing in the background. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
View looking down on Crookgate Crossing, Burnopfield with a saddle tank steam locomotive approaching the crossing from the Hobson Colliery. Housing in the background. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view
General view looking down on Burnopfield with the Crookgate Level Crossing in the foreground. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view looking down on Burnopfield with the Crookgate Level Crossing in the foreground. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view
General view looking down on Crookgate level crossing with Grove Terrace and Chapel in the background. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view looking down on Crookgate level crossing with Grove Terrace and Chapel in the background. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view
General view of houses and chimneys (possibly from Crookbank Colliery) at Crook Bank, Burnopfield. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view of houses and chimneys (possibly from Crookbank Colliery) at Crook Bank, Burnopfield. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view
General view of the road to Crookgate, Grove Terrace, Burnopfield. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
General view of the road to Crookgate, Grove Terrace, Burnopfield. (From 35mm slide in Jack Uren Collection)
Musicians
Framed photograph of village orchestra at Crook.
Framed photograph of village orchestra at Crook.
Colliery model
MR E E Murray, blacksmith and his wife from Crook standing in front of a model colliery which it took him 12 years to build, 11th June 1936. (Box 96) (This model is now in the Beamish Collection)
MR E E Murray, blacksmith and his wife from Crook standing in front of a model colliery which it took him 12 years to build, 11th June 1936. (Box 96) (This model is now in the Beamish Collection)
Miners banner
Brancepeth (Roddymoor) - back. A renamed banner new in 1954 to Roddymoor, New Crook, sold to Brancepeth in 1963 and renamed. A view of Burnhope Reservoir, seen as being Peter Lee's memorial.
Brancepeth (Roddymoor) - back. A renamed banner new in 1954 to Roddymoor, New Crook, sold to Brancepeth in 1963 and renamed. A view of Burnhope Reservoir, seen as being Peter Lee's memorial.
Quilt
Quilt of cream sateen, quilted central rose, rose and leaf patterns with outer feathers. Made in Crawcrook area. Cat No. 38
Quilt of cream sateen, quilted central rose, rose and leaf patterns with outer feathers. Made in Crawcrook area. Cat No. 38
Miners banner
Front of renamed NUM miners banner for Brancepeth Lodge (new in 1954 to Roddymoor, near Crook, sold to Brancepeth in 1963 and renamed), image of Big Meeting Day on the Racecourse. See 27224 for back.
Front of renamed NUM miners banner for Brancepeth Lodge (new in 1954 to Roddymoor, near Crook, sold to Brancepeth in 1963 and renamed), image of Big Meeting Day on the Racecourse. See 27224 for back.
Miners banner
Back of renamed NUM miners banner for Brancepeth Lodge (new in 1954 to Roddymoor, near Crook, sold to Brancepeth in 1963 and renamed), image of Peter Lee's Memorial Burnhope Reservoir. See 27223 for front.
Back of renamed NUM miners banner for Brancepeth Lodge (new in 1954 to Roddymoor, near Crook, sold to Brancepeth in 1963 and renamed), image of Peter Lee's Memorial Burnhope Reservoir. See 27223 for front.
Miners banner
Front of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A very old allegorical picture with much concealed symbolism - Druid and ancient man, in front of Stonehenge pointing to a triangle with Latin motto. See 27276 for back. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the Un...
Front of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A very old allegorical picture with much concealed symbolism - Druid and ancient man, in front of Stonehenge pointing to a triangle with Latin motto. See 27276 for back. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the Un...
Miners banner
Back of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A standard Tutill "Bedside Scene" but the dress of the central figure is most unusual for a lodge banner. See 27275 for front. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the United Ancient Order of Druids in 1858. The s...
Back of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A standard Tutill "Bedside Scene" but the dress of the central figure is most unusual for a lodge banner. See 27275 for front. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the United Ancient Order of Druids in 1858. The s...
Furnishings
Coverlet made by Walter Scott, Master Tailor, of Crookham Village, Northumberland - Centre of Coverlet started in 1872, intended as a cot coverlet, but not used. Work continued to make it into a larger coverlet using offcuts of material from printings, etc. Also see negs. 27618 27621 for photos of Scott etc.
Coverlet made by Walter Scott, Master Tailor, of Crookham Village, Northumberland - Centre of Coverlet started in 1872, intended as a cot coverlet, but not used. Work continued to make it into a larger coverlet using offcuts of material from printings, etc. Also see negs. 27618 27621 for photos of Scott etc.
Furnishings
Coverlet made by Walter Scott, Master Tailor, of Crookham Village Northumberland - centre of coverlet started in 1872, intended as a cot coverlet, but not used. Work continued to make it into a larger coverlet using off cuts of material from printings, etc. Also see negs. 27618 - 27621 for photos of Scott etc.
Coverlet made by Walter Scott, Master Tailor, of Crookham Village Northumberland - centre of coverlet started in 1872, intended as a cot coverlet, but not used. Work continued to make it into a larger coverlet using off cuts of material from printings, etc. Also see negs. 27618 - 27621 for photos of Scott etc.
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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