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School dinners
Children having school dinners at Murton.
Children having school dinners at Murton.
Portrait
Curran children group taken as a school photograph at Parkin Street, Lower Spennymoor - John Tom, Agnes and Michael. c1908
Curran children group taken as a school photograph at Parkin Street, Lower Spennymoor - John Tom, Agnes and Michael. c1908
School group
Group photograph of children at South Street School, Gateshead dressed up for Empire Day 1922-23.
Group photograph of children at South Street School, Gateshead dressed up for Empire Day 1922-23.
Class photo
Class photograph taken at Mount Pleasant Infant School, 1888. Good children's costume. Newcastle upon Tyne possibly
Class photograph taken at Mount Pleasant Infant School, 1888. Good children's costume. Newcastle upon Tyne possibly
Bridge
Large group of children on and around Blackpool Bridge, West Allen near Allendale, possibly a Sunday School outing, c1914.
Large group of children on and around Blackpool Bridge, West Allen near Allendale, possibly a Sunday School outing, c1914.
BOARD SCHOOL
Beamish School- close-up of Jim Carr sitting at his desk pointing a child whilst working with a modern school group in the Schoolroom.
Beamish School- close-up of Jim Carr sitting at his desk pointing a child whilst working with a modern school group in the Schoolroom.
MUSEUM SCHOOL
Beamish School- general view of the Schoolroom with two children working at desks.
Beamish School- general view of the Schoolroom with two children working at desks.
Classroom photo
Class of children in their classroom at West Pelton School.
Class of children in their classroom at West Pelton School.
Election leaflet
An Annfield Plain Urban District Council election leaflet including a photograph, put out by Mrs Amy Dobinson for polling day, Monday 7th April 1919. The reverse of the leaflet states: Friends and fellow electors,- Women have now attained to full Citizenship. They desire to co-operate with men on local governing bodies like the Urban District Council. I am deeply interested in Housing Reform, Sanitation, the Public Health and Child Welfare. My long residence in Dipton and my school work have enabled me to become well aquainted with the needs of the locality in these important matters. At the r...
An Annfield Plain Urban District Council election leaflet including a photograph, put out by Mrs Amy Dobinson for polling day, Monday 7th April 1919. The reverse of the leaflet states: Friends and fellow electors,- Women have now attained to full Citizenship. They desire to co-operate with men on local governing bodies like the Urban District Council. I am deeply interested in Housing Reform, Sanitation, the Public Health and Child Welfare. My long residence in Dipton and my school work have enabled me to become well aquainted with the needs of the locality in these important matters. At the r...
Childrens event compilation
Combined photograph of maypole dancing and a school harvest festival from archive collection. Top 26360, bottom 22335.
Combined photograph of maypole dancing and a school harvest festival from archive collection. Top 26360, bottom 22335.
School children
Group of children playing with string puppets in a school hall. Location unknown.
Group of children playing with string puppets in a school hall. Location unknown.
School children
Group of children playing with model stages and actors. Location unknown.
Group of children playing with model stages and actors. Location unknown.
School outing
Group photgraph of children from Chatton School on an outing, pre 1914.
Group photgraph of children from Chatton School on an outing, pre 1914.
Annie Swinbank (nee Metcalfe)
Portrait of Annie Elizabeth Swinbank (nee Metcalfe), 1905. Born 1882, died July 1973. Eldest daughter of Thomas & Mary Anne Metcalfe of Rutherford Farm, Scargill. They moved to Castle Farm, Scargill when aged two. Schooling at Scargill School which was used as a Methodist Chapel on Sundays. School teacher was Miss Goldsbrough. She walked to the opening of Bowes Museum when a small girl. Christmas treat was tea aropund the christmas tree at Lady Milbanks, Baringham Hall also sports in the summer for the children from Scargill School. Lady Milbank gave the girls sewing lessons at school.
Portrait of Annie Elizabeth Swinbank (nee Metcalfe), 1905. Born 1882, died July 1973. Eldest daughter of Thomas & Mary Anne Metcalfe of Rutherford Farm, Scargill. They moved to Castle Farm, Scargill when aged two. Schooling at Scargill School which was used as a Methodist Chapel on Sundays. School teacher was Miss Goldsbrough. She walked to the opening of Bowes Museum when a small girl. Christmas treat was tea aropund the christmas tree at Lady Milbanks, Baringham Hall also sports in the summer for the children from Scargill School. Lady Milbank gave the girls sewing lessons at school.
Down the Barrington Burn
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "Down the Barrington Burn", depicting a children swimming in Barrington Burn. Size 400 x 295 mm. (See 45892 for colour) - "Swimming down the Barrington Burn that was normally at school in the summer time the lads at the school would say, we're building a dam the night. They would dam the river up which, was only a stream really, but dammed it would be about 3ft 6 inches or something deep and they would swim there, no costumes nothing and a fire to get dried and that was the summer occupation."
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "Down the Barrington Burn", depicting a children swimming in Barrington Burn. Size 400 x 295 mm. (See 45892 for colour) - "Swimming down the Barrington Burn that was normally at school in the summer time the lads at the school would say, we're building a dam the night. They would dam the river up which, was only a stream really, but dammed it would be about 3ft 6 inches or something deep and they would swim there, no costumes nothing and a fire to get dried and that was the summer occupation."
Down the Barrington Burn
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "Down the Barrington Burn", depicting a children swimming in Barrington Burn. Size 400 x 295 mm. (See 45882 for b/w) - "Swimming down the Barrington Burn that was normally at school in the summer time the lads at the school would say, we're building a dam the night. They would dam the river up which, was only a stream really, but dammed it would be about 3ft 6 inches or something deep and they would swim there, no costumes nothing and a fire to get dried and that was the summer occupation."
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "Down the Barrington Burn", depicting a children swimming in Barrington Burn. Size 400 x 295 mm. (See 45882 for b/w) - "Swimming down the Barrington Burn that was normally at school in the summer time the lads at the school would say, we're building a dam the night. They would dam the river up which, was only a stream really, but dammed it would be about 3ft 6 inches or something deep and they would swim there, no costumes nothing and a fire to get dried and that was the summer occupation."
School procession
Lantern Slide of a school procession with children waving union jacks, c1902.
Lantern Slide of a school procession with children waving union jacks, c1902.
Mrs Jennie Liddle
Portrait of Mrs Jennie Liddle, original owner of butter scales, stamped weights and clothes now in Beamish Collection. The following details were written by her great grand-daughter, Eileen Shaw. "John Liddle and his wife, Jennie, lived at Lower Garth, Witton le Wear during the latter part of the 19th and early part of this century. My mother was her grand-daughter and lived with her after her mother died when she was four years old. They were a gentle couple, and my mother had a happy childhood in Witton le Wear. She tells me that Jennie Liddle was the prize-winning buttermaker of the village...
Portrait of Mrs Jennie Liddle, original owner of butter scales, stamped weights and clothes now in Beamish Collection. The following details were written by her great grand-daughter, Eileen Shaw. "John Liddle and his wife, Jennie, lived at Lower Garth, Witton le Wear during the latter part of the 19th and early part of this century. My mother was her grand-daughter and lived with her after her mother died when she was four years old. They were a gentle couple, and my mother had a happy childhood in Witton le Wear. She tells me that Jennie Liddle was the prize-winning buttermaker of the village...
Gateshead School group
Children from a Gateshead School.
Children from a Gateshead School.
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