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Policemen
Policemen supervising a crowd at Tynemouth, 1880-90. (Ref NS 12/4/82)
Policemen supervising a crowd at Tynemouth, 1880-90. (Ref NS 12/4/82)
Policemen
Group of policemen from Tynemouth, 1880-90. (Ref NS 12/4/82)
Group of policemen from Tynemouth, 1880-90. (Ref NS 12/4/82)
Florence May Turnbull's 4th Birthday Party
Florence May Turnbulls 4th birthday party, c1913. Her family lived in Stanley Villas (next to the police station on High Street, Stanley). Mrs Lord is 3rd from the left. At the party were 3 sisters and one brother and several cousins. Picture taken outside in garden showing food table and guests.
Florence May Turnbulls 4th birthday party, c1913. Her family lived in Stanley Villas (next to the police station on High Street, Stanley). Mrs Lord is 3rd from the left. At the party were 3 sisters and one brother and several cousins. Picture taken outside in garden showing food table and guests.
Rookhope Brass Band
The Rookhope Brass Band in the early part of the century. All of the members were miners except the conductor who was the local policeman.
The Rookhope Brass Band in the early part of the century. All of the members were miners except the conductor who was the local policeman.
Lead-smelters
Lead-smelters outside Lintzgarth smelt mill, Rookhope, 26/5/1902. Note village policeman (actually an "additional constable" paid for by Lintzgarth Smelt Mill and was really the "Works policeman" - PC Tomlison) in centre of photograph, pigs of lead on flags in front of group. Smelters with "protective" clothing & headgears. Front row: ?,?, Mr Ridley, Mr Wharton, Thomas Sanderson, Doctor Gray, ?, Monty Proud.
Lead-smelters outside Lintzgarth smelt mill, Rookhope, 26/5/1902. Note village policeman (actually an "additional constable" paid for by Lintzgarth Smelt Mill and was really the "Works policeman" - PC Tomlison) in centre of photograph, pigs of lead on flags in front of group. Smelters with "protective" clothing & headgears. Front row: ?,?, Mr Ridley, Mr Wharton, Thomas Sanderson, Doctor Gray, ?, Monty Proud.
Policemen
Group of Beamish policemen.
Group of Beamish policemen.
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