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Harry Hume Wharton
Portrait of Harry Hume Wharton, died at age of 25, son of Moses Wharton (great grandfather of donor), who was Coke Ovens manager at Crook.
Portrait of Harry Hume Wharton, died at age of 25, son of Moses Wharton (great grandfather of donor), who was Coke Ovens manager at Crook.
Church and Schools
General view of the Presbyterian Church and Schools, Crookham. Monarch card 6985.
General view of the Presbyterian Church and Schools, Crookham. Monarch card 6985.
Alma Road
General view of Alma Road, Shildon, including J Crooks & Sons, high class grocers on the left.
General view of Alma Road, Shildon, including J Crooks & Sons, high class grocers on the left.
Crook Hall
Engraving of Crook Hall, Consett. Taken from a lantern slide.
Engraving of Crook Hall, Consett. Taken from a lantern slide.
Crook Hall
General view of Crook Hall, Consett in a ruinous state. Taken from a lantern slide.
General view of Crook Hall, Consett in a ruinous state. Taken from a lantern slide.
Crook Hall
General view of Crook Hall, Consett in a ruinous state. Taken from a lantern slide.
General view of Crook Hall, Consett in a ruinous state. Taken from a lantern slide.
Wesleyan Chapel
General view of the exterior of Crook Wesleyan Methodist Chapel.
General view of the exterior of Crook Wesleyan Methodist Chapel.
Wesleyan Chapel
General view of the interior of Crook Wesleyan Methodist Chapel.
General view of the interior of Crook Wesleyan Methodist Chapel.
Railway poster
Railway poster giving detail of passenger service by Wear and Derwent Junction Railway commencing from Cold Rowley and Crawley to Crook on the 1st April 1846. Taken from lantern slide in Leadgate Tip Collection.
Railway poster giving detail of passenger service by Wear and Derwent Junction Railway commencing from Cold Rowley and Crawley to Crook on the 1st April 1846. Taken from lantern slide in Leadgate Tip Collection.
Level Crossing
General view of Crook Level Crossing and signal box with remains of footbridge, c1960.
General view of Crook Level Crossing and signal box with remains of footbridge, c1960.
Hope Street
General view of Hope Street, Crook, including the Royal Hotel. Monarch card 5750.
General view of Hope Street, Crook, including the Royal Hotel. Monarch card 5750.
Clerical Directory
Entry in Crookford's Clerical Directory for 1916 for William Jeffries whilst at Seaton Delaval, he later became vicar of West Pelton (1925-33).
Entry in Crookford's Clerical Directory for 1916 for William Jeffries whilst at Seaton Delaval, he later became vicar of West Pelton (1925-33).
Bus
Bus built by J S Robson, coachbuilders of Durham Road, Blackhill, for J T Richards of Stanley Crook.
Bus built by J S Robson, coachbuilders of Durham Road, Blackhill, for J T Richards of Stanley Crook.
Grand Dance poster
Poster for Grand Dance organised by Crook & District Boy Scout Local Association to be held in Crook Social Services Centre with music by Harry Mangles and his Band. Size 380 x 505mm. Printed by E Paxton of Willington. CAUTION - EACH OF THE POSTERS IN THIS SERIES HAS AT LEAST ONE ERROR ON IT.
Poster for Grand Dance organised by Crook & District Boy Scout Local Association to be held in Crook Social Services Centre with music by Harry Mangles and his Band. Size 380 x 505mm. Printed by E Paxton of Willington. CAUTION - EACH OF THE POSTERS IN THIS SERIES HAS AT LEAST ONE ERROR ON IT.
Olde Time Dance poster
Poster for an Olde Time Dance organised by Crook and District Boy Scouts Local Association Dance Committee to be held in the Elite Ballroom, Crook with music by Jack Simpson & his Selmer Band. Size 380 x 500mm. Printed by E Paxton of Willington. CAUTION - EACH OF THE POSTERS IN THIS SERIES HAS AT LEAST ONE ERROR ON IT.
Poster for an Olde Time Dance organised by Crook and District Boy Scouts Local Association Dance Committee to be held in the Elite Ballroom, Crook with music by Jack Simpson & his Selmer Band. Size 380 x 500mm. Printed by E Paxton of Willington. CAUTION - EACH OF THE POSTERS IN THIS SERIES HAS AT LEAST ONE ERROR ON IT.
Revels Dance poster
Poster for a Revels Dance organised by Weardale Road Club to be held in the Elite Ballroom, Crook, on Friday 22nd October 1954 with music by Don Warner and his Band. Size 500 x 755mm. Printed by E Paxton of Willington. CAUTION - EACH OF THE POSTERS IN THIS SERIES HAS AT LEAST ONE ERROR ON IT.
Poster for a Revels Dance organised by Weardale Road Club to be held in the Elite Ballroom, Crook, on Friday 22nd October 1954 with music by Don Warner and his Band. Size 500 x 755mm. Printed by E Paxton of Willington. CAUTION - EACH OF THE POSTERS IN THIS SERIES HAS AT LEAST ONE ERROR ON IT.
Urban District Council
Group photograph of members of the Urban District Council of Crook and Willington in the Coronation Year of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953. Back row: Coun H Teasdale, Mr R Blacklock (Chief Finance Officer), Coun J E Swindale, Mr R Coates (Dep Clerk), Mr J B Wright (Dep Ch Finance Officer; third row: Mr A Cummings (Chief Sanitary Inspector), Mr J B Kelly (Dep Sanitary Inspector), Mr E L Relph, Mr R Fawcett, Mr E Moore, Mr C Thirling, Coun E Liddle, Coun W Langstaff, Coun E G Rushford, Coun T Strickland, Coun G White, Mr J Dent (Cemetery Superintendent), Coun B Butterton, Coun R Mullin, BEM, Coun J Si...
Group photograph of members of the Urban District Council of Crook and Willington in the Coronation Year of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953. Back row: Coun H Teasdale, Mr R Blacklock (Chief Finance Officer), Coun J E Swindale, Mr R Coates (Dep Clerk), Mr J B Wright (Dep Ch Finance Officer; third row: Mr A Cummings (Chief Sanitary Inspector), Mr J B Kelly (Dep Sanitary Inspector), Mr E L Relph, Mr R Fawcett, Mr E Moore, Mr C Thirling, Coun E Liddle, Coun W Langstaff, Coun E G Rushford, Coun T Strickland, Coun G White, Mr J Dent (Cemetery Superintendent), Coun B Butterton, Coun R Mullin, BEM, Coun J Si...
Eliza Brown
Eliza Brown (nee Jameson), born in Howden le Wear, Crook on 1st of March 1898. She was the youngest of 13 children. Her parents were Emma and Michael Henry Jameson. He was a miner at Annfield Plain. Eliza started work in a public house when she left school at 14. When the war started in 1914 she became a postwoman (see photo 35952) and held this job until 1918. She married George Brown a few month later and lived in Stanley. Her husband was a miner and member of the Mines Rescue Team. During the 2nd World War he was a member of the Home Guard. Eliza joined the Mothers Union and has been greatl...
Eliza Brown (nee Jameson), born in Howden le Wear, Crook on 1st of March 1898. She was the youngest of 13 children. Her parents were Emma and Michael Henry Jameson. He was a miner at Annfield Plain. Eliza started work in a public house when she left school at 14. When the war started in 1914 she became a postwoman (see photo 35952) and held this job until 1918. She married George Brown a few month later and lived in Stanley. Her husband was a miner and member of the Mines Rescue Team. During the 2nd World War he was a member of the Home Guard. Eliza joined the Mothers Union and has been greatl...
Local Board Notice
Notice issued by Tow Law Local Board, stating "Any person found depositing and timber, stone, iron, dung, manure, slops, or any other matter in the channels or street traps, or upon the streets or highways within the Board District, will be prosecuted. By order of the Board, W Garraway, inspector and J Hillary, surveyor. Printed by Myles Taylor, Gas Printing Works, Hope Street, Crook. Used in Beamish Guide Book 1998, page 34.
Notice issued by Tow Law Local Board, stating "Any person found depositing and timber, stone, iron, dung, manure, slops, or any other matter in the channels or street traps, or upon the streets or highways within the Board District, will be prosecuted. By order of the Board, W Garraway, inspector and J Hillary, surveyor. Printed by Myles Taylor, Gas Printing Works, Hope Street, Crook. Used in Beamish Guide Book 1998, page 34.
Jazz Band
An early Jazz Band in the Crook area. Writing on drum reads "Be .... Workmens". The instruments include on the front row a concertina and flutina and on the back row tin trumpets.
An early Jazz Band in the Crook area. Writing on drum reads "Be .... Workmens". The instruments include on the front row a concertina and flutina and on the back row tin trumpets.
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