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Indenture
Page 4 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Page 4 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Indenture
Page 3 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Page 3 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Indenture
Page 2 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Page 2 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Indenture
Page 1 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Page 1 of indenture between Alfred Routledge (builder), relating to land between Station Road and Ramsay Street, Stanley, dated 11th September 1907. Size 245 x 380mm. (Series 183839-183842)
Portrait
Portrait of Mr Mark Henderson, The Hero of Stanley Pit Disaster, who saved 26 lives, February 1909.
Portrait of Mr Mark Henderson, The Hero of Stanley Pit Disaster, who saved 26 lives, February 1909.
Shops
Two postmen standing outside the shops of A Laidler & Co drapers and dressmakers and M G Armstrong auctioneer and emigrant agent, on Station Road, Stanley. Detail taken from Photo No 6407.
Two postmen standing outside the shops of A Laidler & Co drapers and dressmakers and M G Armstrong auctioneer and emigrant agent, on Station Road, Stanley. Detail taken from Photo No 6407.
Excursion
Group of men beside a motor charabanc. Co-op premises in background, Departments for Stanley Co-op in background.
Group of men beside a motor charabanc. Co-op premises in background, Departments for Stanley Co-op in background.
Funeral procession
General view of the funeral procession at West Stanley after the Burns Pit Disaster of 1909.
General view of the funeral procession at West Stanley after the Burns Pit Disaster of 1909.
Soup kitchen
Group photograph of workers at Soup Kitchen at East Staney, 1926, beside the wall for East Stanley School.
Group photograph of workers at Soup Kitchen at East Staney, 1926, beside the wall for East Stanley School.
Programme
Portraits of minsters and laymen taking part in the opening services for the New Wesleyan Church and Schools at Stanley (junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street), Wednesday May 31st 1899.
Portraits of minsters and laymen taking part in the opening services for the New Wesleyan Church and Schools at Stanley (junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street), Wednesday May 31st 1899.
Outing
Large group of people in a charabanc or open topped touring bus for an outing from Stanley. Gentleman with pipe is Henry Greener with wife Annie Claire (nee Rishton), lady in front is Lilian Greener and child is Maurine Gibbon. Man wearing white cap (standing) is William Gibbon, wife with light coat directly behind child. Mabel Annie Rishton Gibbon (nee Greener)
Large group of people in a charabanc or open topped touring bus for an outing from Stanley. Gentleman with pipe is Henry Greener with wife Annie Claire (nee Rishton), lady in front is Lilian Greener and child is Maurine Gibbon. Man wearing white cap (standing) is William Gibbon, wife with light coat directly behind child. Mabel Annie Rishton Gibbon (nee Greener)
Brochure
Inside of brochure for proposed new Wesleyan Church and School Premises at Stanley at the junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street, dated March 1898, showing ground floor plan. Series 183243-183246.
Inside of brochure for proposed new Wesleyan Church and School Premises at Stanley at the junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street, dated March 1898, showing ground floor plan. Series 183243-183246.
Brochure
Inside of brochure for proposed new Wesleyan Church and School Premises at Stanley at the junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street, dated March 1898. Series 183243-183246.
Inside of brochure for proposed new Wesleyan Church and School Premises at Stanley at the junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street, dated March 1898. Series 183243-183246.
Brochure
Front cover of brochure for proposed new Wesleyan Church and School Premises at Stanley at the junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street, dated March 1898, showing exterior of proposed building. Series 183243-183246.
Front cover of brochure for proposed new Wesleyan Church and School Premises at Stanley at the junction of Thorneyholme Terrace and Front Street, dated March 1898, showing exterior of proposed building. Series 183243-183246.
Church
General view of the old Clifford Road Primitive Methodist Church, Stanley, in a derelict state, c1895.
General view of the old Clifford Road Primitive Methodist Church, Stanley, in a derelict state, c1895.
House
General view of house called Westholme, 61 Station Road, Stanley, built by Alfred Routledge in 1908.
General view of house called Westholme, 61 Station Road, Stanley, built by Alfred Routledge in 1908.
Street scene
Detail of a postcard of the bottom of Stanley Front Street, looking up, including several horses and arts. On the right is W Aynsley's shop, Anthony Street, then a wooden hut used by R T Wyatt, hairdresser, then the Zion tin chapel. c1895. See 183229 for original postcard.
Detail of a postcard of the bottom of Stanley Front Street, looking up, including several horses and arts. On the right is W Aynsley's shop, Anthony Street, then a wooden hut used by R T Wyatt, hairdresser, then the Zion tin chapel. c1895. See 183229 for original postcard.
Street scene
General view lookking down Stanley Front Street from the middle, near Clifford Street, c1895.
General view lookking down Stanley Front Street from the middle, near Clifford Street, c1895.
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