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Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Margaret Herbison was only the fifth woman to be invited to speak in the history of the Gala. She said she was delighted to see the strength of solidarity among men and women of the Durham Coalfield. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p127 top left.)
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Margaret Herbison was only the fifth woman to be invited to speak in the history of the Gala. She said she was delighted to see the strength of solidarity among men and women of the Durham Coalfield. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p127 top left.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Mr Bevan receives water from Margaret Herbison after his 50 minute address. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p126 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Mr Bevan receives water from Margaret Herbison after his 50 minute address. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p126 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Bevan greets the crowd. He said "When I was watching the banners come in, I saw A J Cook's portrait, side by side with that of Peter Lee; and I remembered how they used to quarrel like 'Kilkenny cats'. Now they are no longer quarrelling. Why? Because they are dead." (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p126 top.)
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Bevan greets the crowd. He said "When I was watching the banners come in, I saw A J Cook's portrait, side by side with that of Peter Lee; and I remembered how they used to quarrel like 'Kilkenny cats'. Now they are no longer quarrelling. Why? Because they are dead." (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p126 top.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Crowds on The Racecourse, showing on the opposite side of the river the teacher traiing colleges of Bede (left) and St Hild's (right). (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p124 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Crowds on The Racecourse, showing on the opposite side of the river the teacher traiing colleges of Bede (left) and St Hild's (right). (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p124 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Aneurin Bevan (1897-1960) recognises a friend (on the right is Hugh Dalton). Bevan was one of 13 children and he began work in the South-East Wales coalfield at the age of 13. In the 1926 General Strike he led the Welsh miners. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p123 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Aneurin Bevan (1897-1960) recognises a friend (on the right is Hugh Dalton). Bevan was one of 13 children and he began work in the South-East Wales coalfield at the age of 13. In the 1926 General Strike he led the Welsh miners. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p123 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Among the group on the balcony this year was the Very Rev J H S Wild, Dean of Durham, who haaad accepted the invitation of teh DMA to join it. The banner passing by bears the portrait of James Keir Hardie. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p123 top.)
Durham Miners Gala, 26th July 1952. Among the group on the balcony this year was the Very Rev J H S Wild, Dean of Durham, who haaad accepted the invitation of teh DMA to join it. The banner passing by bears the portrait of James Keir Hardie. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p123 top.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 17th July 1954. Miners Day from The Gables, St Hild's Lane painted by Durham City Artist, Hilary C Webster, aged 14, this painting won a BBC Radio Children's Hour competition in 1954. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p149 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 17th July 1954. Miners Day from The Gables, St Hild's Lane painted by Durham City Artist, Hilary C Webster, aged 14, this painting won a BBC Radio Children's Hour competition in 1954. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p149 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Map of collieries operating on the Durham Coalfield in 1942. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p8.)
Map of collieries operating on the Durham Coalfield in 1942. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p8.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 16 July 1960. Peter Lee's great-granddaughter, Carol, with her mother (right), Winifred Coleman. They always followed Wheatley Hill banner which bore the portrait of their ancestor. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p230 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 16 July 1960. Peter Lee's great-granddaughter, Carol, with her mother (right), Winifred Coleman. They always followed Wheatley Hill banner which bore the portrait of their ancestor. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p230 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 18th July 1959. Bowburn's new banner, centre, which had been unfurled on the eve of the Gala by Christopher Mayhew MP. Jack Ramshaw of Bowburn is in the light trousers. It shows a distant view of The Racecourse from Pelaw Wood. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p221 top.)
Durham Miners Gala, 18th July 1959. Bowburn's new banner, centre, which had been unfurled on the eve of the Gala by Christopher Mayhew MP. Jack Ramshaw of Bowburn is in the light trousers. It shows a distant view of The Racecourse from Pelaw Wood. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p221 top.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 19th July 1959. A young child left in charge of the instruments. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p208 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 19th July 1959. A young child left in charge of the instruments. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p208 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 18th July 1959. The Shakespeare Band passing the Dunelm Hotel, led by the bandmaster, Mr R Clark. On the left is John Mollom from Sherburn Road. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p212 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 18th July 1959. The Shakespeare Band passing the Dunelm Hotel, led by the bandmaster, Mr R Clark. On the left is John Mollom from Sherburn Road. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p212 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 21st July 1956. Mr R H S Crossman, speaking from No 2 platform, makes a point. Mr R W WIlliams, far left (at the table), was the Durham miners solicitor from 1936-45; second left is Mr J Kelly, the Durham miners president; and third left is Mr E Moore. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p184.)
Durham Miners Gala, 21st July 1956. Mr R H S Crossman, speaking from No 2 platform, makes a point. Mr R W WIlliams, far left (at the table), was the Durham miners solicitor from 1936-45; second left is Mr J Kelly, the Durham miners president; and third left is Mr E Moore. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p184.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 17th July 1954. Mrs Lilian Crampton and her son David outside their shop in New Elvet. Gala Day was an idealopportunity to expand business. Donald later ran the shop until retirement. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p147 top.)
Durham Miners Gala, 17th July 1954. Mrs Lilian Crampton and her son David outside their shop in New Elvet. Gala Day was an idealopportunity to expand business. Donald later ran the shop until retirement. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p147 top.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 21st July 1956. Blackhall gypsy mascots bringing in their band, banner and followers past Staddon's toy shop, North Road. A Scottish pipe band, Old Elvet, lead Monkwearmouth banner. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p173 top.)
Durham Miners Gala, 21st July 1956. Blackhall gypsy mascots bringing in their band, banner and followers past Staddon's toy shop, North Road. A Scottish pipe band, Old Elvet, lead Monkwearmouth banner. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p173 top.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 16th July 1955. The unfurling of Ushaw Moor banner on the eve of the Gala by Mrs Attlee, showing the portrait of Jack Joyce. He had spent his working life at Ushaw Moor Colliery where he served fellow miners as check-weighman and compensation secretary. In January 1946 he was elected financial secretary of the DMA. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p171 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala, 16th July 1955. The unfurling of Ushaw Moor banner on the eve of the Gala by Mrs Attlee, showing the portrait of Jack Joyce. He had spent his working life at Ushaw Moor Colliery where he served fellow miners as check-weighman and compensation secretary. In January 1946 he was elected financial secretary of the DMA. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p171 bottom.)
Durham Miners Gala
Durham Miners Gala, 18th July 1953. Marsden banner, bearing the picture of the famous rock. The building behind was later demolished and in its place was built the Catholic Chaplaincy, Old Elvet. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p138 top.)
Durham Miners Gala, 18th July 1953. Marsden banner, bearing the picture of the famous rock. The building behind was later demolished and in its place was built the Catholic Chaplaincy, Old Elvet. (Used in Michael Richardsons Memory Lane book "The Durham Miners Gala", p138 top.)
Tony Blair at Big Meeting
Tony Blair (Prime Minister UK Prime Minister 1997-2007 ) on left following Trimdon Colliery banner on Silver Street, heading to the Miners Gala (Big Meeting), Durham City 1970s.
Tony Blair (Prime Minister UK Prime Minister 1997-2007 ) on left following Trimdon Colliery banner on Silver Street, heading to the Miners Gala (Big Meeting), Durham City 1970s.
Aged Miners Homes
General view of Aged Miners Homes, Throckley.
General view of Aged Miners Homes, Throckley.
Old Miners Hall
General view of the Old Miners Hall, North Road, Durham City.
General view of the Old Miners Hall, North Road, Durham City.
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