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Railway Station
General view of Wolsingham Railway Station. Note old type timber horse wagon in goods yard.
General view of Wolsingham Railway Station. Note old type timber horse wagon in goods yard.
Wolsingham Show
A decorated horse and rolley at Wolsingham Show. The turnout belongs to Mr J. E. Harrison a farmer of Hedley Hill Farm, Cornsay. Kenny Harrison and Arthur Hardy (horsekeeper at Tow Law) are on the rolley.
A decorated horse and rolley at Wolsingham Show. The turnout belongs to Mr J. E. Harrison a farmer of Hedley Hill Farm, Cornsay. Kenny Harrison and Arthur Hardy (horsekeeper at Tow Law) are on the rolley.
Sale poster
Notice for the sale of a dwelling house in Wolsingham with a brewhouse garden and a piece of rich meadow. 1818
Notice for the sale of a dwelling house in Wolsingham with a brewhouse garden and a piece of rich meadow. 1818
Ambulance
Electric ambulance for internal use at Leazes Sanatorium (Hospital), Wolsingham. 3rd April 1951. (Photographed for George & Jobling). Ward Philipson Ref H4540. Damaged neg.
Electric ambulance for internal use at Leazes Sanatorium (Hospital), Wolsingham. 3rd April 1951. (Photographed for George & Jobling). Ward Philipson Ref H4540. Damaged neg.
Wolsingham Show - decorated horse and rolley
J E Harrison's decorated horse and rolley at Wolsingham Show. The mare was called Dinah and the rolley came from Crookstone second-hand. Eric Robson is on the Rolley and Kenny Harrison is holding Dinah.
J E Harrison's decorated horse and rolley at Wolsingham Show. The mare was called Dinah and the rolley came from Crookstone second-hand. Eric Robson is on the Rolley and Kenny Harrison is holding Dinah.
Farm horses
Farm horses in decorative harnesses the Sunday morning after Wolsingham Show. Hedley Hill, Cornsay
Farm horses in decorative harnesses the Sunday morning after Wolsingham Show. Hedley Hill, Cornsay
Farm horses
Jack and Kenny Harrison with two decorated Shire horses with rosettes at Hedley Hill Farm, Cornsay, prepared for Wolsingham Show, 1958-60. Horses are Cappy on left and Dinah on right.
Jack and Kenny Harrison with two decorated Shire horses with rosettes at Hedley Hill Farm, Cornsay, prepared for Wolsingham Show, 1958-60. Horses are Cappy on left and Dinah on right.
Wackerfield Dignity and judges at Wolsingham Show
The Misses Clark (famous judges from Portobello near Edinburgh) viewing Wackerfield Dignity. Mr Townson of Wackerfield Hall is holding the mares halter. Wolsingham Show, 1957(Photograph 6120B)
The Misses Clark (famous judges from Portobello near Edinburgh) viewing Wackerfield Dignity. Mr Townson of Wackerfield Hall is holding the mares halter. Wolsingham Show, 1957(Photograph 6120B)
Goods train
General view of steam locomotive No 5671 at Wolsingham, c1948. Guard was Mawson.
General view of steam locomotive No 5671 at Wolsingham, c1948. Guard was Mawson.
School Dining Room
General view of the Dining Room at St Anne's Preparatory School, Wolsingham.
General view of the Dining Room at St Anne's Preparatory School, Wolsingham.
Chapel interior
Interior view of Durham Chapel at St Anne's Preparatory School, Wolsingham.
Interior view of Durham Chapel at St Anne's Preparatory School, Wolsingham.
Hospital
General view of the Administration block for Durham County Sanatorium, Wolsingham.
General view of the Administration block for Durham County Sanatorium, Wolsingham.
Wolsingham Steam Crane
Wolsingham steam crane built by Smith & Rodley circa 1930. This crane worked at Wolsingham Steel Works and had approximately 3 - 5 ton lifting capacity.
Wolsingham steam crane built by Smith & Rodley circa 1930. This crane worked at Wolsingham Steel Works and had approximately 3 - 5 ton lifting capacity.
Wolsingham Steam Crane
Wolsingham steam crane built by Smith & Rodley circa 1930. This crane worked at Wolsingham Steel Works and had approximately 3 - 5 ton lifting capacity.
Wolsingham steam crane built by Smith & Rodley circa 1930. This crane worked at Wolsingham Steel Works and had approximately 3 - 5 ton lifting capacity.
Boy scouts
1st Howden le Wear boy scouts on camp at Bradley Burn, Wolsingham, 1949.
1st Howden le Wear boy scouts on camp at Bradley Burn, Wolsingham, 1949.
Wedding
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride and father, Harold Wigham arriving at church.
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride and father, Harold Wigham arriving at church.
Wedding
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride and father, Harold Wigham arriving at church.
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride and father, Harold Wigham arriving at church.
Wedding
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride in front of altar.
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride in front of altar.
Wedding
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride and groom beside altar.
Wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975. Bride and groom beside altar.
Wedding permission certificate
Special permission certificate from Archbishop of Canterbury for the wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975.
Special permission certificate from Archbishop of Canterbury for the wedding of Hazel Fay Wigham of Smiddyshaw, Waskerley and Roland Hindmarsh of Mill Green, Wolsingham, the 1st ever wedding at Waskerley Mission Church, 23rd April 1975.
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