Search results 4481 to 4500 of 5564
Search:
Everything
Photo Archive
Objects
Trade Catalogues
Library Books
Audio Files
Filter:
Only items with photos
Only high quality photos
Help:
To use this search list words you would like to find in the search above (hats scarves coats) and then click GO.
Football team
Group photograph of members of Stanley NGT (Northern General Transport) football team pictured outside the Grey Horse public house, Sherburn, after their loss against Sherburn Co-op team in the Durham Mid-week Cup Replay, February 1951. DA Box 391.
Group photograph of members of Stanley NGT (Northern General Transport) football team pictured outside the Grey Horse public house, Sherburn, after their loss against Sherburn Co-op team in the Durham Mid-week Cup Replay, February 1951. DA Box 391.
RAF display
An RAF display being held on the car park at Milburngate, Durham City, March 1951. DA Box 403.
An RAF display being held on the car park at Milburngate, Durham City, March 1951. DA Box 403.
Hay lorry crash
General view of a hay lorry on Saddler Street at its junction with Elvet Bridge, Durham City, March 1951. DA Box 411. The shops of F W Hunter and T Henderson are in the background.
General view of a hay lorry on Saddler Street at its junction with Elvet Bridge, Durham City, March 1951. DA Box 411. The shops of F W Hunter and T Henderson are in the background.
Portrait of Lady Mayor
To mark the advent of women into Durham City Council, citizens started a public subscription for a portrait of the first lady Mayor, Cllr Hannah Harrison Rushford, April 1951. Mr T W Pattison, a well known Newcastle artist, carried out the commission. DA Box 414.
To mark the advent of women into Durham City Council, citizens started a public subscription for a portrait of the first lady Mayor, Cllr Hannah Harrison Rushford, April 1951. Mr T W Pattison, a well known Newcastle artist, carried out the commission. DA Box 414.
Old Contemptibles banner
The laying up ceremony at Durham Cathedral of the banner of the Durham City Branch of the Old Contemptible, 29 April 1951. The banner, which as dedicated in 1934 by the Dean of Durham, was handed over at the start of evensong to Dean Alington who said, "Most gladly I receive the banner into the custody of the cathedral", it was however recently found discarded, but now hangs proudly in the Heritage Centre, North Bailey, Durham City. DA Box 414.
The laying up ceremony at Durham Cathedral of the banner of the Durham City Branch of the Old Contemptible, 29 April 1951. The banner, which as dedicated in 1934 by the Dean of Durham, was handed over at the start of evensong to Dean Alington who said, "Most gladly I receive the banner into the custody of the cathedral", it was however recently found discarded, but now hangs proudly in the Heritage Centre, North Bailey, Durham City. DA Box 414.
Chief Constables daughter
The daughter of the Chief Constable A A Muir, Alison Margaret, aged 19 months at their front gate on Potters Bank, Durham City, April 1951. There was a sign on the gate stating "Please shut this gate child loose". DA Box 413. Good infants costume.
The daughter of the Chief Constable A A Muir, Alison Margaret, aged 19 months at their front gate on Potters Bank, Durham City, April 1951. There was a sign on the gate stating "Please shut this gate child loose". DA Box 413. Good infants costume.
Guides and Rangers on parade
HRH Princess Margaret inspecting Girl Guides and Sea Rangers of the County on Palace Green, Durham City, May 1951. She was Commodore of the Sea Rangers. DA Box 419. The castle keep is in the background.
HRH Princess Margaret inspecting Girl Guides and Sea Rangers of the County on Palace Green, Durham City, May 1951. She was Commodore of the Sea Rangers. DA Box 419. The castle keep is in the background.
Guides and Rangers on parade
HRH Princess Margaret, talking to girls who had found the heat too much after the parade of Girl Guides and Sea Rangers of the County on Palace Green, Durham City, May 1951. Princess Margaret was Commodore of the Sea Rangers. DA Box 419.
HRH Princess Margaret, talking to girls who had found the heat too much after the parade of Girl Guides and Sea Rangers of the County on Palace Green, Durham City, May 1951. Princess Margaret was Commodore of the Sea Rangers. DA Box 419.
Festival of Youth
The County Festival of Youth, more than 5000 people attended at Hollow Drift, 2nd June 1951. There were numerous demonstrations and displays, 87 organisations took part. In the background is the water tower and signal box for Durham Elvet Station. DA Box 428.
The County Festival of Youth, more than 5000 people attended at Hollow Drift, 2nd June 1951. There were numerous demonstrations and displays, 87 organisations took part. In the background is the water tower and signal box for Durham Elvet Station. DA Box 428.
Women's Labour Gala
Section of the parade for the Durham Women's Labour Gala outside the Royal County Hotel, Old Elvet, Durham City, 9th June 1951. In view are banners from Durham City Pelaw Ward, Easington Lane Women's Section and Hetton Women's labour Section. Cllr Wilf Edge is in front of the Pelaw banner. DA Box 430. The day was marred by the news of the Easington Colliery Disaster.
Section of the parade for the Durham Women's Labour Gala outside the Royal County Hotel, Old Elvet, Durham City, 9th June 1951. In view are banners from Durham City Pelaw Ward, Easington Lane Women's Section and Hetton Women's labour Section. Cllr Wilf Edge is in front of the Pelaw banner. DA Box 430. The day was marred by the news of the Easington Colliery Disaster.
Easington Disaster
Easington Colliery banner draped in black outside Durham cathedral after the Memorial Service for those killed in the Disaster, July 1951. DA Box 441.
Easington Colliery banner draped in black outside Durham cathedral after the Memorial Service for those killed in the Disaster, July 1951. DA Box 441.
Easington Disaster
The rolled up Easington Colliery banner being carried into Durham Cathedral for the Memorial Service for those killed in the Disaster, July 1951. The banner is followed by Easington Public Band. DA Box 441. 83 men lost their lives in the disaster and over 4000 people attended the memorial service.
The rolled up Easington Colliery banner being carried into Durham Cathedral for the Memorial Service for those killed in the Disaster, July 1951. The banner is followed by Easington Public Band. DA Box 441. 83 men lost their lives in the disaster and over 4000 people attended the memorial service.
Easington Disaster
Mr Sam Watson(l) and Mr E H D Skinner, representing the Durham Miners Association and the National Coal Board carrying wreaths into Durham Cathedral for the Memorial Service for those killed in the Easington Colliery Disaster, July 1951. DA Box 441. 83 men lost their lives in the disaster and over 4000 people attended the memorial service.
Mr Sam Watson(l) and Mr E H D Skinner, representing the Durham Miners Association and the National Coal Board carrying wreaths into Durham Cathedral for the Memorial Service for those killed in the Easington Colliery Disaster, July 1951. DA Box 441. 83 men lost their lives in the disaster and over 4000 people attended the memorial service.
Deans retirement
Large gathering for the retirement presentation to Dr Alington (Dean of Durham Cathedral) after 18 years service, May 1951. DA Box 427.
Large gathering for the retirement presentation to Dr Alington (Dean of Durham Cathedral) after 18 years service, May 1951. DA Box 427.
Deans retirement
Col Sir Robert Chapman presenting a cheque for 1000 to Dr Alington (Dean of Durham Cathedral) after 18 years service, May 1951. He and his wife the Hon Mrs Hester Alington moved to Herefordshire on retirement. DA Box 427.
Col Sir Robert Chapman presenting a cheque for 1000 to Dr Alington (Dean of Durham Cathedral) after 18 years service, May 1951. He and his wife the Hon Mrs Hester Alington moved to Herefordshire on retirement. DA Box 427.
Installation of new Dean
Group of clergy taken at the installation of Dean Wild at Durham Cathedral, 11th October 1951. Seated l-r: Rev J H S Wild (the new dean), Dr Williams (Bishop of Durham) and the Rt Rev J A Ramsbotham (Bishop of Jarrow). DA Box 466.
Group of clergy taken at the installation of Dean Wild at Durham Cathedral, 11th October 1951. Seated l-r: Rev J H S Wild (the new dean), Dr Williams (Bishop of Durham) and the Rt Rev J A Ramsbotham (Bishop of Jarrow). DA Box 466.
Dean and choristers
Dean Wild with the choristers in the cloisters of Durham Cathedral just after preaching his first sermon since his installation, 14th October 1951. DA Box 467.
Dean Wild with the choristers in the cloisters of Durham Cathedral just after preaching his first sermon since his installation, 14th October 1951. DA Box 467.
Ferens Park Stadium
The first match played at the new Durham Football Ground, Ferens Park between Durham and Sunderland A, October 1951. DA Box 468.
The first match played at the new Durham Football Ground, Ferens Park between Durham and Sunderland A, October 1951. DA Box 468.
Ferens Park Stadium
Opening of the new Durham Football Ground, Ferens Park, October 1951. Farmer Bill Hopps, who provided the turf for the playing area kicking off the first game against Sunderland A team. Unfortunately Durham didn't celebrate the event as they lost 2-3. DA Box 468.
Opening of the new Durham Football Ground, Ferens Park, October 1951. Farmer Bill Hopps, who provided the turf for the playing area kicking off the first game against Sunderland A team. Unfortunately Durham didn't celebrate the event as they lost 2-3. DA Box 468.
Unveiling of window
The unveiling of the new stained glass window in Durham Town Hall by the Colonel of the Regiment Brigadier I A Churchill, November 1951. It commemorated the honour bestowed on the Durham Light Infantry (DLI) in 1944 to march through the streets of the City with bayonets fixed , colours flying and bands playing. DA Box 480.
The unveiling of the new stained glass window in Durham Town Hall by the Colonel of the Regiment Brigadier I A Churchill, November 1951. It commemorated the honour bestowed on the Durham Light Infantry (DLI) in 1944 to march through the streets of the City with bayonets fixed , colours flying and bands playing. DA Box 480.
| First | Previous | 4481 to 4500 of 5564 | Next | Last |