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Held up at Manchester
Bonzo series of postcards entitled "Held up at Manchester - Another Funny PC for you", depicting Bonzo dressed as a policeman. Card No 1467
Bonzo series of postcards entitled "Held up at Manchester - Another Funny PC for you", depicting Bonzo dressed as a policeman. Card No 1467
Held up at Manchester
Bonzo series of postcards entitled "Held up at Manchester - Another Funny PC for you", depicting Bonzo dressed as a policeman. Card No 1467
Bonzo series of postcards entitled "Held up at Manchester - Another Funny PC for you", depicting Bonzo dressed as a policeman. Card No 1467
Tramway extension opening
Tram and bus crews with policeman (Magnus Larsen) standing in front of decorated tram No 264 ready for the opening of the tramway extension on 18th June 1993.
Tram and bus crews with policeman (Magnus Larsen) standing in front of decorated tram No 264 ready for the opening of the tramway extension on 18th June 1993.
Tramway opening
Official opening of Beamish Tramway Extension, 24th June 1993. Tram and bus crews lined up in front of florally decorated tram No 264 with Magnus Larsen (policeman) and Bill Tully (Transport Interpreter) at left end of line.
Official opening of Beamish Tramway Extension, 24th June 1993. Tram and bus crews lined up in front of florally decorated tram No 264 with Magnus Larsen (policeman) and Bill Tully (Transport Interpreter) at left end of line.
Police Station
Civic Trust Slide - Grade II listing. General view of the Police Station in Queen Street, Barnard Castle, May 1980.
Civic Trust Slide - Grade II listing. General view of the Police Station in Queen Street, Barnard Castle, May 1980.
Police arrest
Amos being arrested by Inspector Hutchinson. Amos appeared before the magistrates and was remanded to Newcastle gaol. The trial commenced on 2nd July 1913 and he was found guilty of wilful murder and sentenced to death. Amos was executed at 8am on 23rd July 1913 at Newcastle gaol.
Amos being arrested by Inspector Hutchinson. Amos appeared before the magistrates and was remanded to Newcastle gaol. The trial commenced on 2nd July 1913 and he was found guilty of wilful murder and sentenced to death. Amos was executed at 8am on 23rd July 1913 at Newcastle gaol.
Builders
Group photograph of workmen for Thomas Storey builders believed to be outside Beverley Terrace, Catchgate. Back row: Thomas Storey (father), Harry Storey (son), Neil Street (joiner), James 'Jim' Storey; front row: unknown boy, William Dover (joiner). Firm also built Century Terrace, Catchgate. Loaners father was James Storey (on right), his mother was Mary Alice Macdonald, a Catholic, who married James a Protestant, her father was the first Catholic police sergeant in Annfield Plain.
Group photograph of workmen for Thomas Storey builders believed to be outside Beverley Terrace, Catchgate. Back row: Thomas Storey (father), Harry Storey (son), Neil Street (joiner), James 'Jim' Storey; front row: unknown boy, William Dover (joiner). Firm also built Century Terrace, Catchgate. Loaners father was James Storey (on right), his mother was Mary Alice Macdonald, a Catholic, who married James a Protestant, her father was the first Catholic police sergeant in Annfield Plain.
Plate
An ornamental plate made in Austria, but sold at a market in Annfield Plain, depicting Front Street, Annfield Plain. Greencroft Lodge House is on left which later became the police house. The pub on the corner was called the corner house. Size 240mm diameter. See 83257 for colour.
An ornamental plate made in Austria, but sold at a market in Annfield Plain, depicting Front Street, Annfield Plain. Greencroft Lodge House is on left which later became the police house. The pub on the corner was called the corner house. Size 240mm diameter. See 83257 for colour.
Plate
An ornamental plate made in Austria, but sold at a market in Annfield Plain, depicting Front Street, Annfield Plain. Greencroft Lodge House is on left which later became the police house. The pub on the corner was called the corner house. Size 240mm diameter. See 83256 for b/w.
An ornamental plate made in Austria, but sold at a market in Annfield Plain, depicting Front Street, Annfield Plain. Greencroft Lodge House is on left which later became the police house. The pub on the corner was called the corner house. Size 240mm diameter. See 83256 for b/w.
Gardening group
Group in garden at either Pelton or Ouston, c1900. Ann Heel nee Reay is second from left with her daughter Margaret to her right, next is Alex a retired policeman who lodged with her, other daughter Isabella on right. Lady on left is thought to be a cousin. Ann's husband Michael was a miner who died at the age of 34 of complications as a result of an accident in the mines. Ann's eldest daughter Jane Ann was in service at this time. Ann was born in 1866 and died in 1933, Michael die in 1897. Ann was also the grandmother of Isobel Slater.
Group in garden at either Pelton or Ouston, c1900. Ann Heel nee Reay is second from left with her daughter Margaret to her right, next is Alex a retired policeman who lodged with her, other daughter Isabella on right. Lady on left is thought to be a cousin. Ann's husband Michael was a miner who died at the age of 34 of complications as a result of an accident in the mines. Ann's eldest daughter Jane Ann was in service at this time. Ann was born in 1866 and died in 1933, Michael die in 1897. Ann was also the grandmother of Isobel Slater.
Police Station
General view of the Police Station on Spout Lane, Washington, c1965, with Miners Welfare Hall on right. Note bus stop sign in foreground.
General view of the Police Station on Spout Lane, Washington, c1965, with Miners Welfare Hall on right. Note bus stop sign in foreground.
Sign post
A road sign post pointing to Birtley, Lamesley, Gateshead and Washington, situated in the Eighton Banks area, c1965. Note Gateshead Borough police telephone box in the background, also twin pitheaps of Washington F pit behind sign post.
A road sign post pointing to Birtley, Lamesley, Gateshead and Washington, situated in the Eighton Banks area, c1965. Note Gateshead Borough police telephone box in the background, also twin pitheaps of Washington F pit behind sign post.
Police inspector
Police inspector, Thomas Macdonald in is trap being pulled by his horse 'Paddy'. Paddy was called up during the 1914-18 war and killed. Inspector Macdonald was a Roman Catholic and served with the army before joining the police force.
Police inspector, Thomas Macdonald in is trap being pulled by his horse 'Paddy'. Paddy was called up during the 1914-18 war and killed. Inspector Macdonald was a Roman Catholic and served with the army before joining the police force.
Policeman
Portrait of a Police Sergeant in the Durham Constabulary, c1955. Mr John Hislop (b 2/5/1901, d 14/2/1990) outisde door of his home at 3 Mowden Terrace, Darlington. He served for 30 years in the police force and the final phase of his police career wasas a sergeant based in Darlington at the old police station at the corner of North Road and Chestnut Street.
Portrait of a Police Sergeant in the Durham Constabulary, c1955. Mr John Hislop (b 2/5/1901, d 14/2/1990) outisde door of his home at 3 Mowden Terrace, Darlington. He served for 30 years in the police force and the final phase of his police career wasas a sergeant based in Darlington at the old police station at the corner of North Road and Chestnut Street.
Police Cadets
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary Police Cadets. John Hislop is back row 2nd from right.
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary Police Cadets. John Hislop is back row 2nd from right.
Policemen
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary police officers outside a police station. Group includes Ruth Clarke's father in law Constable S Ferguson, c1910. Durham Constabulary issued straw helmets by standing order 15th July 1912, because of hot weather that summer.
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary police officers outside a police station. Group includes Ruth Clarke's father in law Constable S Ferguson, c1910. Durham Constabulary issued straw helmets by standing order 15th July 1912, because of hot weather that summer.
Policemen
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary police officers outside Consett police station and court. Group includes Ruth Clarke's father in law Constable S Ferguson, c1910.
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary police officers outside Consett police station and court. Group includes Ruth Clarke's father in law Constable S Ferguson, c1910.
Group of men
A group of men including a policeman involved in a sport, possibly a village cricket team.
A group of men including a policeman involved in a sport, possibly a village cricket team.
Policemen
Two policemen, in Brighton, 1930.
Two policemen, in Brighton, 1930.
"Bade her not be afraid"
Illustration entitled "Bade her not be afraid" showing a policeman guiding a young girl on crutches across a street busy with horse drawn traffic. Taken from the Band of Hope Review p48 January 1888.
Illustration entitled "Bade her not be afraid" showing a policeman guiding a young girl on crutches across a street busy with horse drawn traffic. Taken from the Band of Hope Review p48 January 1888.
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