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Rechabites
Group of young Rechabites girls. Man on left John Gowland, man on right Mr Woodcock both wearing Rechabites sashes. Beamish area.
Group of young Rechabites girls. Man on left John Gowland, man on right Mr Woodcock both wearing Rechabites sashes. Beamish area.
Reccabites
Young reccabites mixed boys & girls also Mr Gowland & Mr Woodcock, Beamish area.
Young reccabites mixed boys & girls also Mr Gowland & Mr Woodcock, Beamish area.
Football team
West Pelton School football team, 1924-5. Left to right back row are Mr C F Gowland (was head teacher when school closed), Charlton Waggott (former teacher then head at Pelton Primary School - died 1999 or 2000 aged 97). On right Mr Sheldon (headmaster late 1940's). Taken in "Girls" yard at the back of West Pelton School.
West Pelton School football team, 1924-5. Left to right back row are Mr C F Gowland (was head teacher when school closed), Charlton Waggott (former teacher then head at Pelton Primary School - died 1999 or 2000 aged 97). On right Mr Sheldon (headmaster late 1940's). Taken in "Girls" yard at the back of West Pelton School.
Land Army
Land Army girls with Farmer and his wife.
Land Army girls with Farmer and his wife.
Land Army
Group of women, likely to be Land Army Girls.
Group of women, likely to be Land Army Girls.
Land Army
Portrait of a group of land army girls at High Coniscliffe.
Portrait of a group of land army girls at High Coniscliffe.
Land Army girls
Two land army girls from Whalton with horse Blossom, Bothal, c1940.
Two land army girls from Whalton with horse Blossom, Bothal, c1940.
Land Army
Land army girls loading hay onto a cart, Bothal, c1940.
Land army girls loading hay onto a cart, Bothal, c1940.
School girls
Group of four girls from Bishop Auckland Girls School carrying satchels. 6 May 1954. DA Box 754.
Group of four girls from Bishop Auckland Girls School carrying satchels. 6 May 1954. DA Box 754.
Girls Life Brigade banner
Banner from Girls Life Brigade - North-Eastern Division (double sided). Size 890 x 1380mm. See 68862 for colour. Girls Life Brigade formed 1902, design on banner instituted in August 1937, banner may date between 1937-65. The Girls Life Brigade was founded in England in 1902 by the then National Sunday School Union (later known as the National Christian Education Council) which was a church based international movement with a varied programme for all age groups. Its aim was "To help and encourage girls to become responsible, self reliant and useful Christian women. In 1965 the Girls Life Briga...
Banner from Girls Life Brigade - North-Eastern Division (double sided). Size 890 x 1380mm. See 68862 for colour. Girls Life Brigade formed 1902, design on banner instituted in August 1937, banner may date between 1937-65. The Girls Life Brigade was founded in England in 1902 by the then National Sunday School Union (later known as the National Christian Education Council) which was a church based international movement with a varied programme for all age groups. Its aim was "To help and encourage girls to become responsible, self reliant and useful Christian women. In 1965 the Girls Life Briga...
Girls Life Brigade banner
Banner from Girls Life Brigade - North-Eastern Division (double sided). Size 890 x 1380mm. See 68861 for b/w. Girls Life Brigade formed 1902, design on banner instituted in August 1937, banner may date between 1937-65. The Girls Life Brigade was founded in England in 1902 by the then National Sunday School Union (later known as the National Christian Education Council) which was a church based international movement with a varied programme for all age groups. Its aim was "To help and encourage girls to become responsible, self reliant and useful Christian women. In 1965 the Girls Life Brigade ...
Banner from Girls Life Brigade - North-Eastern Division (double sided). Size 890 x 1380mm. See 68861 for b/w. Girls Life Brigade formed 1902, design on banner instituted in August 1937, banner may date between 1937-65. The Girls Life Brigade was founded in England in 1902 by the then National Sunday School Union (later known as the National Christian Education Council) which was a church based international movement with a varied programme for all age groups. Its aim was "To help and encourage girls to become responsible, self reliant and useful Christian women. In 1965 the Girls Life Brigade ...
School trip
Group photograph of pupils and teachers from Waldridge Lane School at Durham Railway Station, c1957 at the start of the only school trip abroad to Switzerland. Good ladies, boys and girls costume.Seated l-r: Olwin Peacock, Beverly Mallaby, Ann Davison, Carol Wardle, Irene Ward, Sammy Burrell; standing: Mrs Moor, Mr Moor, Sally Donkin, Harry Twin, Robin Bell, Jim Hutchinson, Alan Short, Morris Oughton, Allan Jones, Fred Cummings.
Group photograph of pupils and teachers from Waldridge Lane School at Durham Railway Station, c1957 at the start of the only school trip abroad to Switzerland. Good ladies, boys and girls costume.Seated l-r: Olwin Peacock, Beverly Mallaby, Ann Davison, Carol Wardle, Irene Ward, Sammy Burrell; standing: Mrs Moor, Mr Moor, Sally Donkin, Harry Twin, Robin Bell, Jim Hutchinson, Alan Short, Morris Oughton, Allan Jones, Fred Cummings.
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