The Duke's Piper
The Duke of Northumberland's Piper, Jimmy Byrne - lived in Barbican at Alnwick Castle.

Rear of Bondgate
Rear of No 46 Bondgate, Alnwick, showing location of Alnwick Electrical Services.

General view of the Market Place and Northumberland Hall, Alnwick.

Railway Station
General view of Hedgeley station on the Alnwick and Coldstream Branch. Note wagon on coal drops.

Mr George Craggs with a horse drawn logging wagon whilst working for Wears Timber Merchants of Hexham, 1925. Taken at Felton near Alnwick

Mechanical Horse
Electric Mechanical Horse. Height 1400mm; Length 990mm; Width 460mm. Made by Spencer Heath and George Limited, 'Gymnasium Outfitters', 18 - 52 Goswell Road London. Marked : ' Patent App. 22266/14 '., , , , Patent possibly applied for after 1891. See file for details. Early June 2004, the Patent Office confirmed patent applied in 1914, but not persued. Elizabeth Shaw, daughter of the Shaw who owned the mechanical horse prior to which they bought it. Father bought it from Wing Commander Collingwood of Liburn hall, Alnwick at a sale with some carriages. It is said to have been made for a man who...