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Laundry brochure
Page 7 from a brochure issued by The Central Laundry, Fulwell, Sunderland, New Year 1938. Size 284 x 220mm. (See 82513 for cover)
Page 7 from a brochure issued by The Central Laundry, Fulwell, Sunderland, New Year 1938. Size 284 x 220mm. (See 82513 for cover)
Laundry brochure
Pages 9 & 10 from a brochure issued by The Central Laundry, Fulwell, Sunderland, New Year 1938. Size 284 x 220mm. (See 82513 for cover)
Pages 9 & 10 from a brochure issued by The Central Laundry, Fulwell, Sunderland, New Year 1938. Size 284 x 220mm. (See 82513 for cover)
High Grade School
General view of the High Grade School, Sunderland.
General view of the High Grade School, Sunderland.
Wear Bridges
General view of the Wear Bridges in Sunderland with coal drops in the foreground.
General view of the Wear Bridges in Sunderland with coal drops in the foreground.
"The Pit House Express"
Pen and ink sketch entitled "The Pit House Express" by Rev E B Lynn, 1984 depicting miners boarding a train to the pit. Size 190 x 265mm. Artists description "Brandon Colliery - in 1931, I think - the shaft was sunk and the buildings were erected at the top of Brandon Hill, about two miles west of Brandon. It was powered by electricity: railway lines serviced this Pit House Colliery, where goods trains and passenger trains ran, from Sunderland, up the Wear Valley to Bishop Auckland and beyond. It was a commanding position with an open view over Durham. My father, a winding engineer, told me on...
Pen and ink sketch entitled "The Pit House Express" by Rev E B Lynn, 1984 depicting miners boarding a train to the pit. Size 190 x 265mm. Artists description "Brandon Colliery - in 1931, I think - the shaft was sunk and the buildings were erected at the top of Brandon Hill, about two miles west of Brandon. It was powered by electricity: railway lines serviced this Pit House Colliery, where goods trains and passenger trains ran, from Sunderland, up the Wear Valley to Bishop Auckland and beyond. It was a commanding position with an open view over Durham. My father, a winding engineer, told me on...
Victoria Hall and lake
General view of Victoria Hall and the lake, Sunderland, c1910.
General view of Victoria Hall and the lake, Sunderland, c1910.
Men drawing wire
Wire drawing in a Sunderland factory in 1908
Wire drawing in a Sunderland factory in 1908
Loom
The Coir Mat Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland. This loom has been in use since 1881 and is now in the Beamish Museum in working order.
The Coir Mat Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland. This loom has been in use since 1881 and is now in the Beamish Museum in working order.
Loom
The Coir Mat Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland. This loom has been in use since 1881 and is now in the Beamish Museum in working order.
The Coir Mat Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland. This loom has been in use since 1881 and is now in the Beamish Museum in working order.
Loom
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland.
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland.
Loom
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland.
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland.
Mat loom
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland. Fred Smith at work.
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland. Fred Smith at work.
Mat loom
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland.
Loom in the Workshops for the Blind at Sunderland.
Loom in operation
Fred Smith at the Workshop for the Blind in Sunderland. He is showing the making of a Coir Mat - having raised the pile it is then consolidated. This loom is now in operation at Beamish Open Air Museum.
Fred Smith at the Workshop for the Blind in Sunderland. He is showing the making of a Coir Mat - having raised the pile it is then consolidated. This loom is now in operation at Beamish Open Air Museum.
Loom in use
Fred Smith of the Sunderland Blind Centre weaving a Coir Mat. At this stage he is wrapping the Weft Thread around the metal rod which is worked along from side to side. The loom is now part of the Beamish Museum.
Fred Smith of the Sunderland Blind Centre weaving a Coir Mat. At this stage he is wrapping the Weft Thread around the metal rod which is worked along from side to side. The loom is now part of the Beamish Museum.
Yarn Winding Machine
Fred Smith and another gentleman show the use of the Yarn Winding Machine in the basement of the Sunderland Blind Centre. This machine is now part of the Beamish Museum collection.
Fred Smith and another gentleman show the use of the Yarn Winding Machine in the basement of the Sunderland Blind Centre. This machine is now part of the Beamish Museum collection.
Mr Buscarlet's Class
Group photograph of Mr Buscarlet's Bible Class from Prospect Mission, Sunderland at their Lambton Park Picnic, 1911. Miss Maggie Binns is on the left.
Group photograph of Mr Buscarlet's Bible Class from Prospect Mission, Sunderland at their Lambton Park Picnic, 1911. Miss Maggie Binns is on the left.
People's Profit Sharing Store
General view of street in Herrington Burn, including the People's Profit Sharing Stores run by Geo Graham Ltd and a single deckerSunderland District Leyland Lion bus bound for Ryhope. c1928-30 (From glass plate)
General view of street in Herrington Burn, including the People's Profit Sharing Stores run by Geo Graham Ltd and a single deckerSunderland District Leyland Lion bus bound for Ryhope. c1928-30 (From glass plate)
Londonderry Steam Wagon
Works photograph of Londonderry Steam Wagon outside workshops at Seaham Harbour Engine Works, near Sunderland. From album "The Londonderry Steam Wagon."
Works photograph of Londonderry Steam Wagon outside workshops at Seaham Harbour Engine Works, near Sunderland. From album "The Londonderry Steam Wagon."
Londonderry Steam Wagon
Commencement of tests on Londonderry Steam Wagon made at the Seaham Harbour Engine Works, near Sunderland, showing a chauldron wagon being carried on the steam wagon, c1904. From album "The Londonderry Steam Wagon."
Commencement of tests on Londonderry Steam Wagon made at the Seaham Harbour Engine Works, near Sunderland, showing a chauldron wagon being carried on the steam wagon, c1904. From album "The Londonderry Steam Wagon."
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