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Fishermen
Mr John Smith (left - Manager of the ice rink), pictured with Denis Smith (standing - a member of Cornsay Angling Club), John Ryans and Thomas Brown of Ushaw Moor, 5th August 1957. Denis is holding a 5lb sea trout which was caught near the rink in Durham City; they had started fishing around 4am. Milburngate Nursery is visible top right. DA Box 134.
Mr John Smith (left - Manager of the ice rink), pictured with Denis Smith (standing - a member of Cornsay Angling Club), John Ryans and Thomas Brown of Ushaw Moor, 5th August 1957. Denis is holding a 5lb sea trout which was caught near the rink in Durham City; they had started fishing around 4am. Milburngate Nursery is visible top right. DA Box 134.
Retiring station inspector
Percy Cooper of Mowbray Street, Durham City seen with his colleagues on his last day at work as Station Inspector at Durham Railway Station, 13th November 1957. He was presented with a certificate from British Railways, North Eastern Area in recognition of his 43 years service. DA Box 164.
Percy Cooper of Mowbray Street, Durham City seen with his colleagues on his last day at work as Station Inspector at Durham Railway Station, 13th November 1957. He was presented with a certificate from British Railways, North Eastern Area in recognition of his 43 years service. DA Box 164.
Freeman of Durham City
Mr James Ridley Brown (right) was the 3rd member of his family to be a Freeman of Durham City, 18th November 1957. His father Charles Brown (left), and his grandfather William Ridley Brown (seated) has been a Freeman since 1908. DA Box 167.
Mr James Ridley Brown (right) was the 3rd member of his family to be a Freeman of Durham City, 18th November 1957. His father Charles Brown (left), and his grandfather William Ridley Brown (seated) has been a Freeman since 1908. DA Box 167.
Bishop
Bishop blessing or dedicating a new churdh site, Durham City area. 1957 DA Box 174.
Bishop blessing or dedicating a new churdh site, Durham City area. 1957 DA Box 174.
Football trainer
Durham City's football trainer at Ferens Park - the man with the 'Magic' sponge, Herbie Ingram, December 1957. For many years he was also the sword bearer for the Mayor. DA Box 173.
Durham City's football trainer at Ferens Park - the man with the 'Magic' sponge, Herbie Ingram, December 1957. For many years he was also the sword bearer for the Mayor. DA Box 173.
Football Ground
Durham's football match against Tranmere Rovers, 2nd stage of the FA Cup tie at Ferens Park Footbal Stadium, Durham City, 7th December 1957. The record attendance was 7000, even the Bishop of jarrow turned up with his daughter. The last time the clubs had met was 7th January 1928 at Birkenhead, when Tranmere beat Durham 11-1. DA Box 173.
Durham's football match against Tranmere Rovers, 2nd stage of the FA Cup tie at Ferens Park Footbal Stadium, Durham City, 7th December 1957. The record attendance was 7000, even the Bishop of jarrow turned up with his daughter. The last time the clubs had met was 7th January 1928 at Birkenhead, when Tranmere beat Durham 11-1. DA Box 173.
Christmas Tree
Durham Round Tables Christmas tree in the Market Place, December 1957. Children had brouhgt gifts to the treee to be given out later to children who were less fortunate. DA Box 176.
Durham Round Tables Christmas tree in the Market Place, December 1957. Children had brouhgt gifts to the treee to be given out later to children who were less fortunate. DA Box 176.
Opening of Playing Field
Cllr Mrs E Robson, pictured with Mr George Brown, Clerk to the Parish Council, opening the King George V Memorial Playing Field at Framwellgate Moor, 22nd March 1958. The site was once a disused pit heap that had been purchased from Durham County Council for £120. The playing fields cost £8300 of which £2150 was from the King George V Memorial Fund. DA Box 206.
Cllr Mrs E Robson, pictured with Mr George Brown, Clerk to the Parish Council, opening the King George V Memorial Playing Field at Framwellgate Moor, 22nd March 1958. The site was once a disused pit heap that had been purchased from Durham County Council for £120. The playing fields cost £8300 of which £2150 was from the King George V Memorial Fund. DA Box 206.
Presentation
A presentation of a chiming clock to Earl Carlson by the Mayor Alderman Shepherd, a gift from his team mates and the ice rink management to mark his 500 goals for the Durham Wasps ice hockey team, January 1958. Third from the right standing is George Lye of Fillinghams (photographers) DA Box 187.
A presentation of a chiming clock to Earl Carlson by the Mayor Alderman Shepherd, a gift from his team mates and the ice rink management to mark his 500 goals for the Durham Wasps ice hockey team, January 1958. Third from the right standing is George Lye of Fillinghams (photographers) DA Box 187.
University Student Rag
University Student Rag activities on the River Wear, Durham City, February 1958. DA Box 191.
University Student Rag activities on the River Wear, Durham City, February 1958. DA Box 191.
University Student Rag
University Student Rag activities on Framwellgate Bridge, Durham City, February 1958. DA Box 190.
University Student Rag activities on Framwellgate Bridge, Durham City, February 1958. DA Box 190.
Peacocks
One of the white peacocks in the courtyard of Brancepeth Castle, which was then the Headquarters of the Durham Light Infantry, May 1958. The peacocks were under the personal charge of an NCO especially detailed to look after them. DA Box 217.
One of the white peacocks in the courtyard of Brancepeth Castle, which was then the Headquarters of the Durham Light Infantry, May 1958. The peacocks were under the personal charge of an NCO especially detailed to look after them. DA Box 217.
Swimming instructor
The Peter Pan of Durham Swimming Baths, Robert Mackay, aged 69 of Craghead, who made weekly visits to the baths, where he taught youngsters to swim and dive, April 1958. DA Box 215.
The Peter Pan of Durham Swimming Baths, Robert Mackay, aged 69 of Craghead, who made weekly visits to the baths, where he taught youngsters to swim and dive, April 1958. DA Box 215.
Old Girls
The three oldest past students of St Hilds College, Durham City, attending the reunion at the college's centenary celebrations, may 1958. L-r: Mrs M S Fletcher (95), Mrs F Bennett (94) and Mrs M Martin (87). It was the custom at the college to present a pot of flowers to the three oldest students attending. DA Box 222.
The three oldest past students of St Hilds College, Durham City, attending the reunion at the college's centenary celebrations, may 1958. L-r: Mrs M S Fletcher (95), Mrs F Bennett (94) and Mrs M Martin (87). It was the custom at the college to present a pot of flowers to the three oldest students attending. DA Box 222.
Royal visit
The first visit of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra to the regiment since being appointed by the Queen as Colonel in Chief, 17th May 1958. She was taking part in the Regiments bi-centenary celebrations. Durham Market Place was crowded to watch her take the salute at the march past of the entire regiment including 220 of the old comrades and representatives from the army cadet forces of the county. DA Box 223.
The first visit of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra to the regiment since being appointed by the Queen as Colonel in Chief, 17th May 1958. She was taking part in the Regiments bi-centenary celebrations. Durham Market Place was crowded to watch her take the salute at the march past of the entire regiment including 220 of the old comrades and representatives from the army cadet forces of the county. DA Box 223.
School
Durham City Senior School, Whinney Hill, Durham City, June 1958, showing the girls entrance. The school was opened by Brig Gen Sir Conyers Surtees KT, 15th September 1932. The architect was the city engineer, Mr J W Green. The tall chimney belongs to the prison boiler house.. DA Box 229.
Durham City Senior School, Whinney Hill, Durham City, June 1958, showing the girls entrance. The school was opened by Brig Gen Sir Conyers Surtees KT, 15th September 1932. The architect was the city engineer, Mr J W Green. The tall chimney belongs to the prison boiler house.. DA Box 229.
Bishops
The Mayor Cllr J A Naylor, centre, welcoming overseas bishops who were attending the Lambeth Conference. While here they visited the Diocese of Durham accompanied by the Bishop of Durham, 11th June 1958. the Rt Rev Ezra Douglas Martinson (Asst Bishop of Accra), the Rt Rev M H Harland (Bishop of Durham), the Rt Rev Allen Howard Johnson (Bishop of Dunedin) and the Rt Rev Lucian Charles Usher-Wilson (Bishop of the Upper Nile.) DA Box 232.
The Mayor Cllr J A Naylor, centre, welcoming overseas bishops who were attending the Lambeth Conference. While here they visited the Diocese of Durham accompanied by the Bishop of Durham, 11th June 1958. the Rt Rev Ezra Douglas Martinson (Asst Bishop of Accra), the Rt Rev M H Harland (Bishop of Durham), the Rt Rev Allen Howard Johnson (Bishop of Dunedin) and the Rt Rev Lucian Charles Usher-Wilson (Bishop of the Upper Nile.) DA Box 232.
RC Church Fair
The Roman Catholic Churches of Durham held their Garden Fete in the grounds of St Leonards School, June 1958. The Mayor Cllr J A Naylor had a go at the shooting gallery after he opened the fair, behind the children, wearing glasses is Cllr W Edge. DA Box 234.
The Roman Catholic Churches of Durham held their Garden Fete in the grounds of St Leonards School, June 1958. The Mayor Cllr J A Naylor had a go at the shooting gallery after he opened the fair, behind the children, wearing glasses is Cllr W Edge. DA Box 234.
Young Farmers Rally
The Young Farmers Club County Rally at Houghall, 21st June 1958. Lads of the Federation had the 'Tossing of the Sheaf' competition to themselves, until Durham farmers daughter Joy Kingston came a long to stake a calim for the lassies. Over 3000 visitors attended their 17th annual rally.DA Box 236.
The Young Farmers Club County Rally at Houghall, 21st June 1958. Lads of the Federation had the 'Tossing of the Sheaf' competition to themselves, until Durham farmers daughter Joy Kingston came a long to stake a calim for the lassies. Over 3000 visitors attended their 17th annual rally.DA Box 236.
New Scout Hut
Assistant Commissioner of Durham County Association, Dr J A Chalmers, 'Skip' at the opening of the new headquarters for the 1st Brandon Scout Troop, 16th July 1958. The building was formerly the premises of Brandon Social Club. DA Box 247.
Assistant Commissioner of Durham County Association, Dr J A Chalmers, 'Skip' at the opening of the new headquarters for the 1st Brandon Scout Troop, 16th July 1958. The building was formerly the premises of Brandon Social Club. DA Box 247.
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