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Shooting party
Shooting party in Weardale with days catch. Bainbridges of Stanhope Castle.
Shooting party in Weardale with days catch. Bainbridges of Stanhope Castle.
Fishing party
Middleton family from Stanhope Castle fishingparty, Weardale.
Middleton family from Stanhope Castle fishingparty, Weardale.
Group
Possibly group of Middleton family gamekeepers from Stanhope Castle.
Possibly group of Middleton family gamekeepers from Stanhope Castle.
Hotel
General view of Newtown Hotel , Stanhope.
General view of Newtown Hotel , Stanhope.
Shooting party
Hunting party and beeters, Middleton family of Stanhope Castle.
Hunting party and beeters, Middleton family of Stanhope Castle.
Hunting party
Shooting party with end of day catch, Middleton family Stanhope.
Shooting party with end of day catch, Middleton family Stanhope.
Family group
Middleton family group, Shittlehopeside Farm, North Side, Stanhope.
Middleton family group, Shittlehopeside Farm, North Side, Stanhope.
Hay cart
Laden hay cart at Shittlehopeside Farm, North Side, Stanhope.
Laden hay cart at Shittlehopeside Farm, North Side, Stanhope.
Mrs Skinner
School - Morris dancing display. Poverty, free shoes, man smoking tea leaves. Could already do alphabet before went to school; learning history, cleanliness inspections. Doll for Christmas. Holidays in Stanhope. Father going to work as boilermaker on shipyards. Training as a milliner. During world war one, worked drying cordite in Scotland, then went into land army.
School - Morris dancing display. Poverty, free shoes, man smoking tea leaves. Could already do alphabet before went to school; learning history, cleanliness inspections. Doll for Christmas. Holidays in Stanhope. Father going to work as boilermaker on shipyards. Training as a milliner. During world war one, worked drying cordite in Scotland, then went into land army.
Mrs Bolam
Arthurs Hill. Father a photographer, helped in the studio and also cleaning aged 13-26. First went to a small private school, then the law changed and it closed. Describes process of learning to write. Drilling in the schoolyard. Other schools, teacher that realised she was getting sums wrong simply because she was short-sighted. Moving to bigger school, told to change writing style from what had been taught. Desks and ink wells. Taking the Labour Examination. Would have singing sessions with family and friends. Methodists, she joined the Templars at five. Medals for elocution. Cookery lessons...
Arthurs Hill. Father a photographer, helped in the studio and also cleaning aged 13-26. First went to a small private school, then the law changed and it closed. Describes process of learning to write. Drilling in the schoolyard. Other schools, teacher that realised she was getting sums wrong simply because she was short-sighted. Moving to bigger school, told to change writing style from what had been taught. Desks and ink wells. Taking the Labour Examination. Would have singing sessions with family and friends. Methodists, she joined the Templars at five. Medals for elocution. Cookery lessons...
Post on 1 August 2017 by Anonymous
“ The buildings in the background are the caretaker's house furthest to the right, and to the left Stanhope Road Infants'School which I attended 1963-1965. The lake was later filled in and bungalows and flats for OAPs built on it. The flats subsided and were demolished in the 1970s. My nana lived in an upstairs one, and the slope was so bad shehad to put wedges under her settee to stop it moving across the floor ”
“ The buildings in the background are the caretaker's house furthest to the right, and to the left Stanhope Road Infants'School which I attended 1963-1965. The lake was later filled in and bungalows and flats for OAPs built on it. The flats subsided and were demolished in the 1970s. My nana lived in an upstairs one, and the slope was so bad shehad to put wedges under her settee to stop it moving across the floor ”
Post on 22 February 2021 by PG0777
“ Stanhope in Weardale ”
“ Stanhope in Weardale ”
General view
General view of East Castle, known originally as Bantling Castle. The village took its name from the nearby lime kilns which resembled castles, built for the Stanhope and Tyne Railway Co. The name Bantling was supposedly due to the small stature of the miners who came to work at one of the pits in the village. Most of the village was demolished in 1957 leaving only a few railway houses and the lime kilns.
General view of East Castle, known originally as Bantling Castle. The village took its name from the nearby lime kilns which resembled castles, built for the Stanhope and Tyne Railway Co. The name Bantling was supposedly due to the small stature of the miners who came to work at one of the pits in the village. Most of the village was demolished in 1957 leaving only a few railway houses and the lime kilns.
Signal box
Detail of wooden signal box on the level crossings at Annfield Plain adjacent to the Stanhope and Tyne public house.
Detail of wooden signal box on the level crossings at Annfield Plain adjacent to the Stanhope and Tyne public house.
Witness Box
Witness Box from Stanhope Court House Weardale. The box is fitted with brass balustrades. Height: 1240mm x Width: 620mm x Depth: 720mm.
Witness Box from Stanhope Court House Weardale. The box is fitted with brass balustrades. Height: 1240mm x Width: 620mm x Depth: 720mm.
Rail chair.
Rail chair used by the Stanhope and Tyne Railway.
Rail chair used by the Stanhope and Tyne Railway.
Advert
Advertising postcard for Sharpe's "Milk Substance" depicting a group of calves 8 - 16 months old, fed exclusively on Sharpe's "Milk Substance" the property of Sir Walter Spencer Stanhope KCB of Cannon Hall, Barnsley.
Advertising postcard for Sharpe's "Milk Substance" depicting a group of calves 8 - 16 months old, fed exclusively on Sharpe's "Milk Substance" the property of Sir Walter Spencer Stanhope KCB of Cannon Hall, Barnsley.
Incline
View looking down Weatherhill Incline above Stanhope.
View looking down Weatherhill Incline above Stanhope.
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