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Petrol Station
1921 Ford Popular filling up with petrol from Mobilgas pumps at Young's new garage at Chester le Street. 27th March 1959. DA Box 319.
1921 Ford Popular filling up with petrol from Mobilgas pumps at Young's new garage at Chester le Street. 27th March 1959. DA Box 319.
Aunger's Garage
General view of Aungers Garage at Chester le Street selling Regent petrol. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
General view of Aungers Garage at Chester le Street selling Regent petrol. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
Aunger's Garage
General view of Aungers Garage at Chester le Street selling Regent petrol and dealer for BMC Commercials, Morris Wolseley and MG Cars and BSA motor cycles. Three cars are on the forecourt, one a new Wolseley and two old cars. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
General view of Aungers Garage at Chester le Street selling Regent petrol and dealer for BMC Commercials, Morris Wolseley and MG Cars and BSA motor cycles. Three cars are on the forecourt, one a new Wolseley and two old cars. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
Miniature Railway
Steam locomotive hauled passenger train on Chester le Street miniature railway, taken on the occasion of its opening. 14th August 1959. DA Box 361.
Steam locomotive hauled passenger train on Chester le Street miniature railway, taken on the occasion of its opening. 14th August 1959. DA Box 361.
Sea cadets
Sea cadets from Chester le Street on board their launch TS Donald O Clarke at Sunderland after the naming ceremony. 18th August 1959. DA Box 355.
Sea cadets from Chester le Street on board their launch TS Donald O Clarke at Sunderland after the naming ceremony. 18th August 1959. DA Box 355.
Beauty Contest
Beauty Contest for Miss Essoldo at Chester le Street. 29th July 1960. DA Box 534.
Beauty Contest for Miss Essoldo at Chester le Street. 29th July 1960. DA Box 534.
The Red Lion
Frontages of The Red Lion public house and A Leggett & Son Ltd's confectioners and tobacconists on Front Street, Chester le Street. 24th March 1961. DA Box 620.
Frontages of The Red Lion public house and A Leggett & Son Ltd's confectioners and tobacconists on Front Street, Chester le Street. 24th March 1961. DA Box 620.
Aungers Garage
General view of Aungers Garage, Chester le Street, selling Regent petrol, BMC Commercials, Morris, Wolseley and MG cars and BSA motorcycles. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
General view of Aungers Garage, Chester le Street, selling Regent petrol, BMC Commercials, Morris, Wolseley and MG cars and BSA motorcycles. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
Aungers Garage
General view of Aungers Garage, Chester le Street, selling Regent petrol. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
General view of Aungers Garage, Chester le Street, selling Regent petrol. 15th May 1959. DA Box 340.
Class photograph
School photograph of No 6 Class Victoria Boys, Chester le Street.
School photograph of No 6 Class Victoria Boys, Chester le Street.
Cross Roads
General view of Sacriston cross roads, c1926. Lloyds Bank is on the extreme left, theses premises were built in 1911 when the bank moved up from a small former newsagents premises on lower Front Street, the small branch was opened in 1905 and the cash payments were taken by pony and trap to the main branch in Chester le Street. The Queen's Head Hotel is on the extreme right.
General view of Sacriston cross roads, c1926. Lloyds Bank is on the extreme left, theses premises were built in 1911 when the bank moved up from a small former newsagents premises on lower Front Street, the small branch was opened in 1905 and the cash payments were taken by pony and trap to the main branch in Chester le Street. The Queen's Head Hotel is on the extreme right.
Front Street
General view looking down Front Street, Sacriston, early 1930s. Monarch card no 7745. Staffordshire Rows are clearly shown above and below the Memorial Institute (1997 now the Community Centre) - built to house an influx of Staffordshire men brought in to work in the local colliery, they were demolished in the early 1940s. Left foreground is the Sacriston Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society.
General view looking down Front Street, Sacriston, early 1930s. Monarch card no 7745. Staffordshire Rows are clearly shown above and below the Memorial Institute (1997 now the Community Centre) - built to house an influx of Staffordshire men brought in to work in the local colliery, they were demolished in the early 1940s. Left foreground is the Sacriston Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society.
Co-op store
General view of the Sacriston Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society, c1911. This branch opened c1908. Only the hardware department remained when the store moved to 8 Front Street c1977. The hardware business only continued for a few more years before finally closing. Gus Carter, bookmaker took over the premises.
General view of the Sacriston Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society, c1911. This branch opened c1908. Only the hardware department remained when the store moved to 8 Front Street c1977. The hardware business only continued for a few more years before finally closing. Gus Carter, bookmaker took over the premises.
Church football team
Group photograph of Sacriston Primitive Methodist Church football team, 1923-4 season. They were winners of Chester le Street league that season. Back row: l-r: R Clark (trainer), S Swinbank, R Hunter, J Moffat, J Seymour; middle row: G Seymour (secretary), E Hall, T Mordue, F R Cuthbert, T Shanks; front row: T Mordue, L Wilks, R Wheatman, R Mordue (captain), Rev J W Utley.
Group photograph of Sacriston Primitive Methodist Church football team, 1923-4 season. They were winners of Chester le Street league that season. Back row: l-r: R Clark (trainer), S Swinbank, R Hunter, J Moffat, J Seymour; middle row: G Seymour (secretary), E Hall, T Mordue, F R Cuthbert, T Shanks; front row: T Mordue, L Wilks, R Wheatman, R Mordue (captain), Rev J W Utley.
Co-op delivery lorry
Chester le Street Co-operative Society delivery lorry at the rear of Daisy Hill Branch store, c1912.
Chester le Street Co-operative Society delivery lorry at the rear of Daisy Hill Branch store, c1912.
Daisy Hill branch Co-op
General view of the Daisy Hill Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society, c1911. This branch opened October 1876. The whole block of premises and a large amount of stock was destroyed by fire on 6 June 1920. The total damage to the property and stock was about £40,000. A new building was quickly erected. Drapery and hardware departments closed in 1967. The store ceased trading when the grocery department closed down in 1968. The building was demolished in the early 1970s.
General view of the Daisy Hill Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society, c1911. This branch opened October 1876. The whole block of premises and a large amount of stock was destroyed by fire on 6 June 1920. The total damage to the property and stock was about £40,000. A new building was quickly erected. Drapery and hardware departments closed in 1967. The store ceased trading when the grocery department closed down in 1968. The building was demolished in the early 1970s.
Daisy Hill branch Co-op staff
Group of staff outside the Daisy Hill Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society, c1925. Front row: l-r: B Charlton (drapery manager), Mr Graham (cartman), J Cowings (general manager), W Coson (hardware manager), G Dunn (head butcher).
Group of staff outside the Daisy Hill Branch of Chester le Street Co-operative Society, c1925. Front row: l-r: B Charlton (drapery manager), Mr Graham (cartman), J Cowings (general manager), W Coson (hardware manager), G Dunn (head butcher).
Edward and Eleanor Shaw
Portrait of Edward and Eleanor Shaw (nee Barrass), married on the 15th April 1888 in Chester le Street Registry Office. Edward was a coalminer and had a reputation locally of being very strong. They had 10 children, 7 of whom survived. Edward and Eleanor were parents of Harry Barrass Shaw, father of Thomas Hewison Shaw, whose son was Ian Hewison Shaw.
Portrait of Edward and Eleanor Shaw (nee Barrass), married on the 15th April 1888 in Chester le Street Registry Office. Edward was a coalminer and had a reputation locally of being very strong. They had 10 children, 7 of whom survived. Edward and Eleanor were parents of Harry Barrass Shaw, father of Thomas Hewison Shaw, whose son was Ian Hewison Shaw.
District Schools Display
District Schools Display at Chester le Street, c1928. Mr Shaw leading with flag.
District Schools Display at Chester le Street, c1928. Mr Shaw leading with flag.
District Schools Display
District Schools Display at Chester le Street, c1928.
District Schools Display at Chester le Street, c1928.
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