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Louisa Pit mechanics
Louisa Pit, Stanley. Group portrait of the pit mechanics.
Louisa Pit, Stanley. Group portrait of the pit mechanics.
Louisa Colliery
General view of Louisa Pit, Stanley, not long before closure and demolition in 1966; from the South. Main-line railway, to right, from Morrison pits at Annfield plain. 1950s.
General view of Louisa Pit, Stanley, not long before closure and demolition in 1966; from the South. Main-line railway, to right, from Morrison pits at Annfield plain. 1950s.
Louisa Colliery
General view of Louisa Pit, Stanley, from the South, with Black Hawthorn saddle tank engine on the left; pit timber to left and screens. Brick winderhouse (horizontal winder) and iron lattice headgear. c1910.
General view of Louisa Pit, Stanley, from the South, with Black Hawthorn saddle tank engine on the left; pit timber to left and screens. Brick winderhouse (horizontal winder) and iron lattice headgear. c1910.
Colliery messenger on horseback
George Graham, Colliery messenger for Holmside and South Moor Collieries, based at the Louisa Pit, Stanley. Messenger mounted, to minimise travelling time between pits. Job was to carry internal mail and deliver messages in South Moor and Stanley. Pony about 14.2 hh.
George Graham, Colliery messenger for Holmside and South Moor Collieries, based at the Louisa Pit, Stanley. Messenger mounted, to minimise travelling time between pits. Job was to carry internal mail and deliver messages in South Moor and Stanley. Pony about 14.2 hh.
Northern Bus crew
John (on bus step) & George Graham of Stanley who worked for Northern at Stanley Depot. Shown at Chester le Street Market Place.
John (on bus step) & George Graham of Stanley who worked for Northern at Stanley Depot. Shown at Chester le Street Market Place.
Undermanager
Brancepeth Colliery "C" Pit, Ballarat Seam (18" - 20" thick) Stanley North, 3rd East No. 1 face. First trial installation (1936) of Huwood bottom belt conveyor. Man is C H A Howe Esq undermanager for "C" Pit and Hutton Seam, who appears to be wearing an early (peakless) compressed paper helmet. June-Sept 1931
Brancepeth Colliery "C" Pit, Ballarat Seam (18" - 20" thick) Stanley North, 3rd East No. 1 face. First trial installation (1936) of Huwood bottom belt conveyor. Man is C H A Howe Esq undermanager for "C" Pit and Hutton Seam, who appears to be wearing an early (peakless) compressed paper helmet. June-Sept 1931
Theatre Royal
General view of the Theatre Royal, Station Road, Stanley.
General view of the Theatre Royal, Station Road, Stanley.
Front Street
General view of Front Street, Stanley, with the Council Offices on the left and the Methodist Chapel mid right.
General view of Front Street, Stanley, with the Council Offices on the left and the Methodist Chapel mid right.
Station Road
View of houses down Station Road, Stanley to Shield Row with the railway bridge visible at the bottom.
View of houses down Station Road, Stanley to Shield Row with the railway bridge visible at the bottom.
Drift Mine
General view of Stanley Cottage Drift No 1at Stanley Crook. Heapstead and tippler to left, hauler house to right.
General view of Stanley Cottage Drift No 1at Stanley Crook. Heapstead and tippler to left, hauler house to right.
Window cleaners
Window cleaners from Stanley Window Cleaning Co, standing beside their cart. The man on the right is Charlie Burnell.
Window cleaners from Stanley Window Cleaning Co, standing beside their cart. The man on the right is Charlie Burnell.
Public Houses
Public houses owned by Vaux - The Peacock, Tanfield and The Stanley, Stanley.
Public houses owned by Vaux - The Peacock, Tanfield and The Stanley, Stanley.
Public houses
Public houses owned by Vaux - The Blue Bell, Shield Row and The Commercial, Stanley. (Boots the Chemist's now occupies The Commercial site).
Public houses owned by Vaux - The Blue Bell, Shield Row and The Commercial, Stanley. (Boots the Chemist's now occupies The Commercial site).
Public Houses
Public houses owned by Vaux - The South Moor, South Moor, Stanley and The King's Head, Shotley Bridge.
Public houses owned by Vaux - The South Moor, South Moor, Stanley and The King's Head, Shotley Bridge.
Off licence and public house
Off-licence and public house owned by Vaux - W Bell's off-licence, Front Street, East Stanley, and The Red Ox, Dipton.
Off-licence and public house owned by Vaux - W Bell's off-licence, Front Street, East Stanley, and The Red Ox, Dipton.
Public houses
Public houses owned by Vaux - Rose and Thistle, Red Lion, Stanley Arms, Berwick upon Tweed.
Public houses owned by Vaux - Rose and Thistle, Red Lion, Stanley Arms, Berwick upon Tweed.
Louisa Colliery
General View of Louisa Colliery - Stanley. Monarch postcard (905)
General View of Louisa Colliery - Stanley. Monarch postcard (905)
Front Street
Looking down Front Street, Stanley with the Imperial Hotel on the left.
Looking down Front Street, Stanley with the Imperial Hotel on the left.
Stanley Inn
General view of High Street, Stanley with the Stanley Inn on the left and the police station mid right.
General view of High Street, Stanley with the Stanley Inn on the left and the police station mid right.
Community Centre
Members of the Crook - Stanley Community Centre physical training group.
Members of the Crook - Stanley Community Centre physical training group.
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