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Shop window
Walter Willson Collection - West Stanley - shop window, September 1927.
Walter Willson Collection - West Stanley - shop window, September 1927.
Shop front
Walter Willson Collection - West Stanley - shop front.
Walter Willson Collection - West Stanley - shop front.
Shop front
Walter Willson Collection - West Stanley - shop front.
Walter Willson Collection - West Stanley - shop front.
Religious group
Group of men outside a cabin bearing a sign "Christ receiveth sinful men", possibly Stanley area.
Group of men outside a cabin bearing a sign "Christ receiveth sinful men", possibly Stanley area.
Wooden knitting sheath.
Wooden knitting sheath belonged to Mr & Mrs Waugh, 7, Stanley Homes, Cramlington. He was a coal miner at Hartley Main Pits, Cramlington. 30 mm long x 147.5 mm long x 17.5 mm wide. Short piece, well notched and with a carved out wooden chamber containing wooden ball. Voluted end. Well used. Engraved " GB. 1838 MWW ".
Wooden knitting sheath belonged to Mr & Mrs Waugh, 7, Stanley Homes, Cramlington. He was a coal miner at Hartley Main Pits, Cramlington. 30 mm long x 147.5 mm long x 17.5 mm wide. Short piece, well notched and with a carved out wooden chamber containing wooden ball. Voluted end. Well used. Engraved " GB. 1838 MWW ".
West Stanley pit disaster commorative mug
Glass handled mug decorated to commemorate the West Stanley pit disaster of 1909. Height 140mm Width 130mm
Glass handled mug decorated to commemorate the West Stanley pit disaster of 1909. Height 140mm Width 130mm
Comemmorative Pit Pony Shoe
Shoe has brass plate inscribed :- ' Memento of West Stanley Colliery Explosion Feb 16th 1909 - 168 Lives Lost '.
Shoe has brass plate inscribed :- ' Memento of West Stanley Colliery Explosion Feb 16th 1909 - 168 Lives Lost '.
West Stanley pit explosion medal
A West Stanley disaster (BurnsPit) explosion medal. Presented to Joseph Fairlamb, for rescue work in the disaster, that occured on 16th February 1909. Mr Fairlamb was a Shaftsman at the Beamish Mary, who helped to open the shaft before rescue brigade went in. Size:23mm x 23mm
A West Stanley disaster (BurnsPit) explosion medal. Presented to Joseph Fairlamb, for rescue work in the disaster, that occured on 16th February 1909. Mr Fairlamb was a Shaftsman at the Beamish Mary, who helped to open the shaft before rescue brigade went in. Size:23mm x 23mm
West Stanley pit explosion medal
A West Stanley disaster (Burns Pit) explosion medal. Presented to Joseph Fairlamb, for rescue work in the disaster, that occured on 16th February 1909. Mr Fairlamb was a Shaftsman at the Beamish Mary, who helped to open the shaft before rescue brigade went in. Size:23mm x 23mm.
A West Stanley disaster (Burns Pit) explosion medal. Presented to Joseph Fairlamb, for rescue work in the disaster, that occured on 16th February 1909. Mr Fairlamb was a Shaftsman at the Beamish Mary, who helped to open the shaft before rescue brigade went in. Size:23mm x 23mm.
Miners Patterson Lamp used in West Sanley Diaster
They previously belonged to Allan and Henry Miller, father and son, both killed in the West Stanley Disaster of 1909. The lamps were brought out of the pit. Lamp No :- 509, a later Patterson type. Burner missing. Made from brass and painted steel. Base marked with number:"509".
The bonnet is also marked "509" (stamped on to a brass plate). See file for details of family tree. There is a bent steel hook for hanging the lamp and a steel spike (80mm long) is attached to it. Height: 230mm x Diameter at base: 85mm. Weight: 1.22kgs. "446" and "53" are stamped on the top of the base. Locking is...
They previously belonged to Allan and Henry Miller, father and son, both killed in the West Stanley Disaster of 1909. The lamps were brought out of the pit. Lamp No :- 509, a later Patterson type. Burner missing. Made from brass and painted steel. Base marked with number:"509".
The bonnet is also marked "509" (stamped on to a brass plate). See file for details of family tree. There is a bent steel hook for hanging the lamp and a steel spike (80mm long) is attached to it. Height: 230mm x Diameter at base: 85mm. Weight: 1.22kgs. "446" and "53" are stamped on the top of the base. Locking is...
Memorial verses for the Burnhope Colliery disaster
In memoriam verses for the Burnhope colliery disaster November 23rd 1893. Verses by William Ross of West Stanley. Size: 255mm x 190mm.
In memoriam verses for the Burnhope colliery disaster November 23rd 1893. Verses by William Ross of West Stanley. Size: 255mm x 190mm.
Band
Group photograph of member of the Stanley band the TOKENS who met in Stanley Community Centre, Tyne Road, c1966. Back row: l-r: Reece Manley, Paul Vella, Bill Rutherford; front: Alan Grimes, Christine Stacey, Keith Butler.
Group photograph of member of the Stanley band the TOKENS who met in Stanley Community Centre, Tyne Road, c1966. Back row: l-r: Reece Manley, Paul Vella, Bill Rutherford; front: Alan Grimes, Christine Stacey, Keith Butler.
Band
Group photograph of member of the Stanley band the TOKENS who met in Stanley Community Centre, Tyne Road, c1966. Ll-r: Alan Grimes, Reece Manley, Christine Stacey, Paul Vella, Bill Rutherford, Keith Butler.
Group photograph of member of the Stanley band the TOKENS who met in Stanley Community Centre, Tyne Road, c1966. Ll-r: Alan Grimes, Reece Manley, Christine Stacey, Paul Vella, Bill Rutherford, Keith Butler.
Fish and Chip Shop
General view of a Fish and Chip Saloon and General Dealers owned by T Mould. Location unid but suggested as Stanley area.
General view of a Fish and Chip Saloon and General Dealers owned by T Mould. Location unid but suggested as Stanley area.
Street scene
General view of Front Street, West Stanley, c1910
General view of Front Street, West Stanley, c1910
Street scene
General view of the Royal Hotel and Stanley Inn at the foot of Front Street , Stanley. In the background is the Empire Cinema. At the top of Station Road is Johnsons Dry Cleaners, then Kelly's Bakers, then Shields Newsagents. Monarch card no 8888.
General view of the Royal Hotel and Stanley Inn at the foot of Front Street , Stanley. In the background is the Empire Cinema. At the top of Station Road is Johnsons Dry Cleaners, then Kelly's Bakers, then Shields Newsagents. Monarch card no 8888.
Burns Pit Disaster
Postcard listing the men and boys killed in the Burns Pit West Stanley Colliery Explosion, February 16th 1909. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
Postcard listing the men and boys killed in the Burns Pit West Stanley Colliery Explosion, February 16th 1909. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
Church opening
Procession for the opening of St Stephens Church at South Stanley by the Bishop of Durham, June 1954. DA Box 775.
Procession for the opening of St Stephens Church at South Stanley by the Bishop of Durham, June 1954. DA Box 775.
Church opening
Crowd gathered for the opening of St Stephens Church at South Stanley by the Bishop of Durham, June 1954. DA Box 775.
Crowd gathered for the opening of St Stephens Church at South Stanley by the Bishop of Durham, June 1954. DA Box 775.
Church opening
Bishop of Durham opening St Stephens Church of England Church at South Stanley, June 1954. DA Box 775
Bishop of Durham opening St Stephens Church of England Church at South Stanley, June 1954. DA Box 775
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