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Trend Shirts
Exterior of Trend Shirts, Scotswood Road, Newcastle. Selling: school, men's, ladies' children's and babies wear.
Exterior of Trend Shirts, Scotswood Road, Newcastle. Selling: school, men's, ladies' children's and babies wear.
Trend Shirts
Exterior of Trend Shirts, Scotswood Road, Newcastle. Selling: school, men's, ladies' children's and babies wear.
Exterior of Trend Shirts, Scotswood Road, Newcastle. Selling: school, men's, ladies' children's and babies wear.
School children
School children working with slates during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994
School children working with slates during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994
Boy on bicycle
Alfred Herring, nicknamed "Kipper" on his bicycle. He was born in 1904, the fourth child of a Gateshead cycle builder and retailer. Alfred's father was so pleased at gaining a son (Alfred having three elder sisters) that he built a bicycle especially for him. The Herring family eventually totalled twelve children. The bicycle is now in Beamish Collections. Alfred's bicycle was the envy of all his school friends, they having tricycles or none at all. The bicycle has been stolen twice during its life, but it was so well known in the area that it was returned within a fortnight. The Family lived ...
Alfred Herring, nicknamed "Kipper" on his bicycle. He was born in 1904, the fourth child of a Gateshead cycle builder and retailer. Alfred's father was so pleased at gaining a son (Alfred having three elder sisters) that he built a bicycle especially for him. The Herring family eventually totalled twelve children. The bicycle is now in Beamish Collections. Alfred's bicycle was the envy of all his school friends, they having tricycles or none at all. The bicycle has been stolen twice during its life, but it was so well known in the area that it was returned within a fortnight. The Family lived ...
Children looking at museum
Two children from Red Rose School, Chester le Street looking at museum in the classroom in Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Two children from Red Rose School, Chester le Street looking at museum in the classroom in Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Children looking at museum
Two children from Red Rose School, Chester le Street looking at museum in the classroom in Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Two children from Red Rose School, Chester le Street looking at museum in the classroom in Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Children doing exercises
Children from West Pelton Primary School doing exercises in the playground at Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children from West Pelton Primary School doing exercises in the playground at Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children doing exercises
Children from West Pelton Primary School in line going into Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children from West Pelton Primary School in line going into Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children doing exercises
Children from West Pelton Primary School in line going into Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children from West Pelton Primary School in line going into Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Class in classroom
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street working in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street working in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Class in classroom
Pam Dixon with a child from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street using an abacus in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Pam Dixon with a child from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street using an abacus in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children looking at museum
Two children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street looking at the museum in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Two children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street looking at the museum in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children looking at museum
Two children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street looking at the museum in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Two children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street looking at the museum in the classroom of Beamish Board School, 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.98 for others)
Children in Board School
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63477 for colour.
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63477 for colour.
Children in Board School
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63476 for b/w.
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63476 for b/w.
Children in Board School
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63479 for colour.
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63479 for colour.
Children in Board School
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63478 for b/w.
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63478 for b/w.
Children in Board School
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63481 for colour.
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63481 for colour.
Children in Board School
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63480 for b/w.
Children from Red Rose Primary School, Chester le Street during a lesson in Beamish Board School, 1994. See 63480 for b/w.
Certificate
Certificate presented to Robert L Weatherspoon for Christmas Day Gifts from the School Children of the Empire who helped to bring happiness on Christmas Day to our brave sailors and soldiers, who are fighting for honour, freedom and justice. Size 205 x 125mm.
Certificate presented to Robert L Weatherspoon for Christmas Day Gifts from the School Children of the Empire who helped to bring happiness on Christmas Day to our brave sailors and soldiers, who are fighting for honour, freedom and justice. Size 205 x 125mm.
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