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POW toys
Boys and girls eagerly scanning the toys which German Prisoners of war (POWs) had made to be presented to Durham Cathedral to be given to needy children, December 1946. Note the diamond patches on the prisoners clothing. Shown outside the north door. DA Box 30.
Boys and girls eagerly scanning the toys which German Prisoners of war (POWs) had made to be presented to Durham Cathedral to be given to needy children, December 1946. Note the diamond patches on the prisoners clothing. Shown outside the north door. DA Box 30.
Cathedral cleaners
A framed view of the Galilee Chapel and Durham Cathedral with two cleaners who had just finished sweeping the floor, February 1947. DA Box 38.
A framed view of the Galilee Chapel and Durham Cathedral with two cleaners who had just finished sweeping the floor, February 1947. DA Box 38.
Lace making
An old lady, the mother of Mrs R Davison, from Framwellgate Moor making a lace tea cloth, February 1947. The lace work was donated to raise funds for the Durham Youth Services. DA Box 38.
An old lady, the mother of Mrs R Davison, from Framwellgate Moor making a lace tea cloth, February 1947. The lace work was donated to raise funds for the Durham Youth Services. DA Box 38.
Easter Races
Mr A Pitt of Ushaw Moor being given an extra start in the young men's Easter Race on The Sands, Durham City,7 April 1947. DA Box 44.
Mr A Pitt of Ushaw Moor being given an extra start in the young men's Easter Race on The Sands, Durham City,7 April 1947. DA Box 44.
Easter Races
Veteran runners burning up the track at the Easter Races on The Sands, Durham City,7 April 1947. The winner was Mr T H Fenwick (left). On the right is 79 year old, Jack Hilton, who had previously won 11 races over the last 15 years (he was wearing the same running shoes he had used on the track for 40 years previous). DA Box 44.
Veteran runners burning up the track at the Easter Races on The Sands, Durham City,7 April 1947. The winner was Mr T H Fenwick (left). On the right is 79 year old, Jack Hilton, who had previously won 11 races over the last 15 years (he was wearing the same running shoes he had used on the track for 40 years previous). DA Box 44.
Miners
Two miners sitting on the steps of Durham Town Hall, April 1947. DA Box 48.
Two miners sitting on the steps of Durham Town Hall, April 1947. DA Box 48.
Derelict housing
Mr Marshall 'Cumberland Jack' enjoying a few monuments sitting outside his old derelict house in Durham City, possibly on Framwellgate (in 1930 a Mr J Marshall lived at 93 Framwellgate), April 1947. DA Box 48.
Mr Marshall 'Cumberland Jack' enjoying a few monuments sitting outside his old derelict house in Durham City, possibly on Framwellgate (in 1930 a Mr J Marshall lived at 93 Framwellgate), April 1947. DA Box 48.
Funeral
A detachment of Durham County Constabulary (police) leading the bodyguard and cortege for the funeral of the Mayor of Durham Cllr F Foster, 28th May 1947. The funeral was held at St Cuthbert's Church. Note granite setts in road. DA Box 51.
A detachment of Durham County Constabulary (police) leading the bodyguard and cortege for the funeral of the Mayor of Durham Cllr F Foster, 28th May 1947. The funeral was held at St Cuthbert's Church. Note granite setts in road. DA Box 51.
Funeral
Officers from Durham County Constabulary (police) carrying the coffin at the funeral of the Mayor of Durham Cllr F Foster, 28th May 1947. The funeral was held at St Cuthbert's Church. DA Box 51.
Officers from Durham County Constabulary (police) carrying the coffin at the funeral of the Mayor of Durham Cllr F Foster, 28th May 1947. The funeral was held at St Cuthbert's Church. DA Box 51.
School children
Large group of school children from Western Hill School at the opening of there annual concert, may 1947. The picture was taken in front of the obelisk in the grounds of St Leonard's RC School, Durham City. DA Box 50.
Large group of school children from Western Hill School at the opening of there annual concert, may 1947. The picture was taken in front of the obelisk in the grounds of St Leonard's RC School, Durham City. DA Box 50.
Playing Fields
General view of Durham High School playing fields (now the site of the Prince Bishops Shopping Centre), originally part of Paradise Gardens, May 1947. DA Box 49.
General view of Durham High School playing fields (now the site of the Prince Bishops Shopping Centre), originally part of Paradise Gardens, May 1947. DA Box 49.
Regatta trophy
Mr Erik Brown of Browns Boathouse handing over a handsome cup to the Regatta Committee outside Durham Town Hall, June 1947. The cup was in memory of his late father Mr Joseph Brown. DA Box 52.
Mr Erik Brown of Browns Boathouse handing over a handsome cup to the Regatta Committee outside Durham Town Hall, June 1947. The cup was in memory of his late father Mr Joseph Brown. DA Box 52.
Police Golf Team
Members of Durham County Police competing for the Durham County Constabulary Golfing Trophy at Mount Oswald Golf Course, Durham City, 9th June 1947. Competitors were Assistant Chief Constable J Wright, Inspector H W Coyne, Inspector J J Hughill, Superintendent T R Hammond, PC H Ross, PC R M Collinson and PC Carr. DA Box 53.
Members of Durham County Police competing for the Durham County Constabulary Golfing Trophy at Mount Oswald Golf Course, Durham City, 9th June 1947. Competitors were Assistant Chief Constable J Wright, Inspector H W Coyne, Inspector J J Hughill, Superintendent T R Hammond, PC H Ross, PC R M Collinson and PC Carr. DA Box 53.
University Rag Week
University Rag Week - procession through Market Place, Durham City, June 1947. Note granite setts. DA Box 51.
University Rag Week - procession through Market Place, Durham City, June 1947. Note granite setts. DA Box 51.
University Rag Week
University Rag Week - crowds watching the procession through Market Place, Durham City, June 1947. Note granite setts and old police box. DA Box 51.
University Rag Week - crowds watching the procession through Market Place, Durham City, June 1947. Note granite setts and old police box. DA Box 51.
Miners Memorial
General view of the Miners Memorial in Durham Cathedral, made from a fireplace surround in Ramside Hall, July 1947. DA Box 58.
General view of the Miners Memorial in Durham Cathedral, made from a fireplace surround in Ramside Hall, July 1947. DA Box 58.
Flower Show presentations
The presentation of the Durham County Press Cups at the Flower and Vegetable Show by Mr Arnold Rowntree (President of the show) outside Durham Town Hall, 5th September 1947. Mr Charlton of Wheatley Hill received cups for the best display of chrysanthemums, the allotment cup and also the trophy for best collection of vegetables on behalf of Thornley Allotment Society. The cup for best display of honey went to Teesside Beekeepers Association. DA Box 67.
The presentation of the Durham County Press Cups at the Flower and Vegetable Show by Mr Arnold Rowntree (President of the show) outside Durham Town Hall, 5th September 1947. Mr Charlton of Wheatley Hill received cups for the best display of chrysanthemums, the allotment cup and also the trophy for best collection of vegetables on behalf of Thornley Allotment Society. The cup for best display of honey went to Teesside Beekeepers Association. DA Box 67.
Tree Planting Ceremony
Tree planting ceremonies taking place at Bradford Crescent on the Sunderland Road Estate, Durham City, 18th January 1948. Dr E G Pace blessed the trees and offered prayers for the work of the Gardeners Guild, he said everyone wanted the new houses to be not only places in which to eat and sleep, but to be real homes in which to take pride. DA Box 85.
Tree planting ceremonies taking place at Bradford Crescent on the Sunderland Road Estate, Durham City, 18th January 1948. Dr E G Pace blessed the trees and offered prayers for the work of the Gardeners Guild, he said everyone wanted the new houses to be not only places in which to eat and sleep, but to be real homes in which to take pride. DA Box 85.
Tree Planting Ceremony
Tree planting ceremonies taking place on Sunderland Road Estate, Durham City, 18th January 1948. Dr E G Pace blessed the trees and offered prayers for the work of the Gardeners Guild, he said everyone wanted the new houses to be not only places in which to eat and sleep, but to be real homes in which to take pride. Jean Dodd, aged 11 of Annand Road is shown planting a silver birch tree. DA Box 85.
Tree planting ceremonies taking place on Sunderland Road Estate, Durham City, 18th January 1948. Dr E G Pace blessed the trees and offered prayers for the work of the Gardeners Guild, he said everyone wanted the new houses to be not only places in which to eat and sleep, but to be real homes in which to take pride. Jean Dodd, aged 11 of Annand Road is shown planting a silver birch tree. DA Box 85.
Tree Planting Ceremony
Tree planting ceremonies taking place on Sunderland Road Estate, Durham City, 18th January 1948. Dr E G Pace blessed the trees and offered prayers for the work of the Gardeners Guild, he said everyone wanted the new houses to be not only places in which to eat and sleep, but to be real homes in which to take pride. DA Box 85.
Tree planting ceremonies taking place on Sunderland Road Estate, Durham City, 18th January 1948. Dr E G Pace blessed the trees and offered prayers for the work of the Gardeners Guild, he said everyone wanted the new houses to be not only places in which to eat and sleep, but to be real homes in which to take pride. DA Box 85.
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