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Children at Board School
Beamish Board School - Keeper of Education Stephen Manion showing children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) writing on the blackboard in the Schoolroom, 1996.
Beamish Board School - Keeper of Education Stephen Manion showing children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) writing on the blackboard in the Schoolroom, 1996.
Children at Board School
Beamish Board School - Keeper of Education Stephen Manion showing children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) writing on the blackboard in the Schoolroom, 1996.
Beamish Board School - Keeper of Education Stephen Manion showing children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) writing on the blackboard in the Schoolroom, 1996.
Children at Board School
Beamish Board School - museum demonstrator with Emma Bowmaker (wearing period costume) from West Pelton Primary School in the Classroom, 1996.
Beamish Board School - museum demonstrator with Emma Bowmaker (wearing period costume) from West Pelton Primary School in the Classroom, 1996.
Children at Board School
Beamish Board School - museum demonstrator with Sally Gall (wearing period costume) from West Pelton Primary School in the Classroom, 1996.
Beamish Board School - museum demonstrator with Sally Gall (wearing period costume) from West Pelton Primary School in the Classroom, 1996.
Children at Board School
Beamish Board School - group of children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) looking at the museum cabinet in the Classroom, 1996.
Beamish Board School - group of children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) looking at the museum cabinet in the Classroom, 1996.
Harvest Festival
Pit Hill Chapel - children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) adding items to the Harvest Festival display, 1996.
Pit Hill Chapel - children from West Pelton Primary School (wearing period costume) adding items to the Harvest Festival display, 1996.
Schoolchildren in costume
Group of school children in costume at Pockerley Bottom, Beamish, 30th May 1995.
Group of school children in costume at Pockerley Bottom, Beamish, 30th May 1995.
School children
Group of school children sitting on the platform edge at Beamish Station, 30th May 1995.
Group of school children sitting on the platform edge at Beamish Station, 30th May 1995.
School children
Group of school children wearing hard hats prior to a visit down the Drift Mine at Beamish, 30th May 1995.
Group of school children wearing hard hats prior to a visit down the Drift Mine at Beamish, 30th May 1995.
Board School
Museum demonstrator, Pam Dixon, teaching a class of school children in the Board School at Beamish, 30th May 1995.
Museum demonstrator, Pam Dixon, teaching a class of school children in the Board School at Beamish, 30th May 1995.
Armstrong Whitworth Car
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Andrew Cowan pointing out features of the car to children from East Stanley Primary School.
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Andrew Cowan pointing out features of the car to children from East Stanley Primary School.
Armstrong Whitworth Car
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Andrew Cowan sitting in driving seat with children from East Stanley Primary School looking on.
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Andrew Cowan sitting in driving seat with children from East Stanley Primary School looking on.
Armstrong Whitworth Car
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Andrew Cowan sitting in driving seat with children from East Stanley Primary School looking on.
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Andrew Cowan sitting in driving seat with children from East Stanley Primary School looking on.
Armstrong Whitworth car
Group of children from East Stanley Primary School with Andrew Cowan beside the recently acquired Armstrong Whitworth car built at Elswick Works, Newcastle, c1909. Outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, March 1998.
Group of children from East Stanley Primary School with Andrew Cowan beside the recently acquired Armstrong Whitworth car built at Elswick Works, Newcastle, c1909. Outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, March 1998.
Armstrong Whitworth Car
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Jim Rees (Keeper of Industry) showing children from East Stanley Primary School the engine. Julian Harrop taking photographs and Karen Teasdale looking on.
Photocall prior to handover of original Armstrong Whitworth car outside Beamish Motor and Cycle Works, Town Street, Beamish, 1998. Jim Rees (Keeper of Industry) showing children from East Stanley Primary School the engine. Julian Harrop taking photographs and Karen Teasdale looking on.
Eliza Brown
Eliza Brown (nee Jameson), born in Howden le Wear, Crook on 1st of March 1898. She was the youngest of 13 children. Her parents were Emma and Michael Henry Jameson. He was a miner at Annfield Plain. Eliza started work in a public house when she left school at 14. When the war started in 1914 she became a postwoman (see photo 35952) and held this job until 1918. She married George Brown a few month later and lived in Stanley. Her husband was a miner and member of the Mines Rescue Team. During the 2nd World War he was a member of the Home Guard. Eliza joined the Mothers Union and has been greatl...
Eliza Brown (nee Jameson), born in Howden le Wear, Crook on 1st of March 1898. She was the youngest of 13 children. Her parents were Emma and Michael Henry Jameson. He was a miner at Annfield Plain. Eliza started work in a public house when she left school at 14. When the war started in 1914 she became a postwoman (see photo 35952) and held this job until 1918. She married George Brown a few month later and lived in Stanley. Her husband was a miner and member of the Mines Rescue Team. During the 2nd World War he was a member of the Home Guard. Eliza joined the Mothers Union and has been greatl...
Mayday parade
Mayday parade of children from West Stanley Infant School (1998 now demolished on left). In background is Presbyterian Church at the top of Church Bank, Stanley.
Mayday parade of children from West Stanley Infant School (1998 now demolished on left). In background is Presbyterian Church at the top of Church Bank, Stanley.
School group
Group of children Consett Senior Boys and Girls Choir at Newcastle Festival with the Municipal Trophy, late 1920s.
Group of children Consett Senior Boys and Girls Choir at Newcastle Festival with the Municipal Trophy, late 1920s.
Children with boolers
Children in period costume playing with boolers in the playground at Beamish Board School in the Colliery Village. 1998.
Children in period costume playing with boolers in the playground at Beamish Board School in the Colliery Village. 1998.
Children with boolers
Children in period costume playing with boolers in the playground at Beamish Board School in the Colliery Village. 1998.
Children in period costume playing with boolers in the playground at Beamish Board School in the Colliery Village. 1998.
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