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Brickworks
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. View along top of old kiln (after closure), September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. View along top of old kiln (after closure), September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Brickworks
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. View new kiln from top of old kiln (after closure), September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. View new kiln from top of old kiln (after closure), September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Brickworks
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. View new kiln from top of old kiln (after closure), September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. View new kiln from top of old kiln (after closure), September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Brickworks
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. Old North Bitchburn bricks in top of old kiln, September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Newton Cap Firebrick Works (previously North Bitchburn Brick Works), Bishop Auckland, the last firebrick works in Co Durham, last firing took place July 1998. Old North Bitchburn bricks in top of old kiln, September 1998. (See short report by Julian Harrop and video produced).
Charabanc Crash
Portrait of two of the members of Consett Co-op choir, Mr William Barron (boiler fireman, aged 36 of 18 Belle Vue Terrace, Consett) and Mr John Thomas Carr (schoolmaster at Perkinsville, Pelton, secretary of the NW Durham Labour Association, Superintendent of the Consett Wesleyan Sunday School and a member of the Consett Co-operative Society Committee) killed in the motor charabanc crash at Medomsley in which 10 people were killed. Taken from the Souvenir of the Medomsley Charabanc Crash, Saturday 20th August 1911, produced by the "Consett Guardian". (See photocopy of report in Beamish Library...
Portrait of two of the members of Consett Co-op choir, Mr William Barron (boiler fireman, aged 36 of 18 Belle Vue Terrace, Consett) and Mr John Thomas Carr (schoolmaster at Perkinsville, Pelton, secretary of the NW Durham Labour Association, Superintendent of the Consett Wesleyan Sunday School and a member of the Consett Co-operative Society Committee) killed in the motor charabanc crash at Medomsley in which 10 people were killed. Taken from the Souvenir of the Medomsley Charabanc Crash, Saturday 20th August 1911, produced by the "Consett Guardian". (See photocopy of report in Beamish Library...
Bellringers
Group photograph of members of the Chester le Street Branch of Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers, who on Monday June 13th 1910, the first local peal of Treble Bob Major was run in their belfry in 3 hours and 16 minutes, being 5,184 changes in the Kent Variation, tenor bell 21 cwt. John Crawford (treble), James Anderson (2), George Siddle (3), Anthony Meyers (4), William Brown (5), George Albert Ward (6), Frederick Sheraton (7), James Robinson (tenor), conducted by James Robinson.
Group photograph of members of the Chester le Street Branch of Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers, who on Monday June 13th 1910, the first local peal of Treble Bob Major was run in their belfry in 3 hours and 16 minutes, being 5,184 changes in the Kent Variation, tenor bell 21 cwt. John Crawford (treble), James Anderson (2), George Siddle (3), Anthony Meyers (4), William Brown (5), George Albert Ward (6), Frederick Sheraton (7), James Robinson (tenor), conducted by James Robinson.
Bellringers certificate
Certificate issued to William Brown who became a member of the Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers at Sunderland on the 2nd June 1884. Size 510 x 380mm. See 84147 for colour.
Certificate issued to William Brown who became a member of the Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers at Sunderland on the 2nd June 1884. Size 510 x 380mm. See 84147 for colour.
Bellringers certificate
Certificate issued to William Brown who became a member of the Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers at Sunderland on the 2nd June 1884. Size 510 x 380mm. See 84146 for b/w.
Certificate issued to William Brown who became a member of the Durham & Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers at Sunderland on the 2nd June 1884. Size 510 x 380mm. See 84146 for b/w.
Firemen
Group of firemen from Red Watch of Durham Fire Brigade at Park Avenue, Consett c1948. L-r: Bob Bed, Jack Emmerson, Robert Lisle, Morris Lambert, Tony Redmond.
Group of firemen from Red Watch of Durham Fire Brigade at Park Avenue, Consett c1948. L-r: Bob Bed, Jack Emmerson, Robert Lisle, Morris Lambert, Tony Redmond.
Association of Bellringers
Group photograph of members of the Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers Chester le Street Branch who on Tuesday June 22nd 1897 who rang the first local peal of 5040 changes in their belfry in 5 hours and 20 minutes being seven 720 changes in the following treble bob methods: Kent, Oxford, Violet, Woodbine, Duke of York, College, Exercise and College Pleasure. The ringers were Frederick Sheraton (treble), James Anderson (2), William Brown (3), George Albert Ward (4), Anthony Meyers (5), William Sheraton (tenor 21 cwt). This peal was rung to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of...
Group photograph of members of the Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Association of Bellringers Chester le Street Branch who on Tuesday June 22nd 1897 who rang the first local peal of 5040 changes in their belfry in 5 hours and 20 minutes being seven 720 changes in the following treble bob methods: Kent, Oxford, Violet, Woodbine, Duke of York, College, Exercise and College Pleasure. The ringers were Frederick Sheraton (treble), James Anderson (2), William Brown (3), George Albert Ward (4), Anthony Meyers (5), William Sheraton (tenor 21 cwt). This peal was rung to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of...
Newton Cap Firebrick Works
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). Brick making machinery.
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). Brick making machinery.
Newton Cap Firebrick Works
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). Pug mill for grinding seggar to a fine powder.
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). Pug mill for grinding seggar to a fine powder.
Newton Cap Firebrick Works
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). Machine for moulding bricks.
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). Machine for moulding bricks.
Newton Cap Firebrick Works
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). View down north side of old brick kilns.
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). View down north side of old brick kilns.
Newton Cap Firebrick Works
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). View between the old and new bank of kilns, looking east.
Newton Cap Firebrick Work (Premier Refractories), Bishop Auckland shortly before closure, September 1998. (last firebrick working Co Durham and last using same process in Britain). View between the old and new bank of kilns, looking east.
Policeman
Portrait of a Police Sergeant in the Durham Constabulary, c1955. Mr John Hislop (b 2/5/1901, d 14/2/1990) outisde door of his home at 3 Mowden Terrace, Darlington. He served for 30 years in the police force and the final phase of his police career wasas a sergeant based in Darlington at the old police station at the corner of North Road and Chestnut Street.
Portrait of a Police Sergeant in the Durham Constabulary, c1955. Mr John Hislop (b 2/5/1901, d 14/2/1990) outisde door of his home at 3 Mowden Terrace, Darlington. He served for 30 years in the police force and the final phase of his police career wasas a sergeant based in Darlington at the old police station at the corner of North Road and Chestnut Street.
Police Cadets
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary Police Cadets. John Hislop is back row 2nd from right.
Group photograph of Durham Constabulary Police Cadets. John Hislop is back row 2nd from right.
Assizes outrider
Portrait of Constable 235, John Hislop, a Durham Constabulary Assizes Court outrider wearing his uniform, c1925.
Portrait of Constable 235, John Hislop, a Durham Constabulary Assizes Court outrider wearing his uniform, c1925.
Special Constable
Portrait of Durham Special Constable Mr Kaye, No 1060SC, 1950s.
Portrait of Durham Special Constable Mr Kaye, No 1060SC, 1950s.
Special Constables
A parade of Durham County Special Constables at Peterlee, 1950.
A parade of Durham County Special Constables at Peterlee, 1950.
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