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School Fete
Durham School Summer Fete, may 1959. The ingenious contraption was made by boys from the school; a hit in the right place sent a bucket of sawdust down on the victim. DA Box 344.
Durham School Summer Fete, may 1959. The ingenious contraption was made by boys from the school; a hit in the right place sent a bucket of sawdust down on the victim. DA Box 344.
Ordinands
A presentation of 'letters of order' by the Bishop of Durham the Rt Rev M H Harland, to candidates who were ordained in the Cathedral, 24th May 1959. Pictured in the Mons Dormitory DA Box 348. The candidates were: Deacons: A Gales, A Hawell, R M C Jeffery, W W Lucas, A W D Ritson, J A Turner and M R Welsh. Priests: S R Burrows, C Charlton, L Constantine, J F Forbes, H H S L Hall, E G Lashnick, D O'Connor, M T Peach, P D Stubley, N L A Tidwell, K I Wodhouse and E Zachau.
A presentation of 'letters of order' by the Bishop of Durham the Rt Rev M H Harland, to candidates who were ordained in the Cathedral, 24th May 1959. Pictured in the Mons Dormitory DA Box 348. The candidates were: Deacons: A Gales, A Hawell, R M C Jeffery, W W Lucas, A W D Ritson, J A Turner and M R Welsh. Priests: S R Burrows, C Charlton, L Constantine, J F Forbes, H H S L Hall, E G Lashnick, D O'Connor, M T Peach, P D Stubley, N L A Tidwell, K I Wodhouse and E Zachau.
Regatta Day
Elvet bridge and Bown's Boat House on Regatta Day, Durham City, 20th June 1959. DA Box A. A record number of 200 entries took part this year.
Elvet bridge and Bown's Boat House on Regatta Day, Durham City, 20th June 1959. DA Box A. A record number of 200 entries took part this year.
Newspaper strike
The Durham County Advertiser display in Durham Market Place during the newspaper strike, 20th August 1959. DA Box 359.
The Durham County Advertiser display in Durham Market Place during the newspaper strike, 20th August 1959. DA Box 359.
County Show
J & G Archibald's Ltd, ironmongers, stand at Durham County Show, August 1959. Cllr Gordon McIntyre, Managing Director of Archibalds is on the far right. DA Box 365.
J & G Archibald's Ltd, ironmongers, stand at Durham County Show, August 1959. Cllr Gordon McIntyre, Managing Director of Archibalds is on the far right. DA Box 365.
Motor Cycle Club
Members of the newly formed Durham City Motor Cycle Club, gathered outside the city for the start of their first road trial, September 1959. Mr Bob Fletcher (holding the cup), of the Volunteer Arms public house, Gilesgate, donated a silver cup for the occasion, he started them on their 125 mile journey. Ian Carr of Spennymoor and his navigator, John Robinson of Sacriston won the Fletcher Cup. DA Box 374.
Members of the newly formed Durham City Motor Cycle Club, gathered outside the city for the start of their first road trial, September 1959. Mr Bob Fletcher (holding the cup), of the Volunteer Arms public house, Gilesgate, donated a silver cup for the occasion, he started them on their 125 mile journey. Ian Carr of Spennymoor and his navigator, John Robinson of Sacriston won the Fletcher Cup. DA Box 374.
Dancers
Group of dancers including Pauline Chamberlain, Durham City. 9th October DA Box 382.
Group of dancers including Pauline Chamberlain, Durham City. 9th October DA Box 382.
Rescued cat
A cat rescue from the River Wear in Durham City, 26th November 1959. After a one hour operation Sub Officer Reg James and Fire Officer Anthony Temple brought the cat to safety. Waiting at the riverside was Miss Gwen Wilkinson, secretary of the local RSPCA, who put 'Ginger' into a shopping bag and took it home for a meal and a dry-out. DA Box 405.
A cat rescue from the River Wear in Durham City, 26th November 1959. After a one hour operation Sub Officer Reg James and Fire Officer Anthony Temple brought the cat to safety. Waiting at the riverside was Miss Gwen Wilkinson, secretary of the local RSPCA, who put 'Ginger' into a shopping bag and took it home for a meal and a dry-out. DA Box 405.
Cat rescue
A cat rescue from the River Wear in Durham City, 26th November 1959. After a one hour operation Sub Officer Reg James and Fire Officer Anthony Temple brought the cat to safety. Waiting at the riverside was Miss Gwen Wilkinson, secretary of the local RSPCA, who put 'Ginger' into a shopping bag and took it home for a meal and a dry-out. DA Box 405.
A cat rescue from the River Wear in Durham City, 26th November 1959. After a one hour operation Sub Officer Reg James and Fire Officer Anthony Temple brought the cat to safety. Waiting at the riverside was Miss Gwen Wilkinson, secretary of the local RSPCA, who put 'Ginger' into a shopping bag and took it home for a meal and a dry-out. DA Box 405.
Cat rescue
A cat rescue from the River Wear in Durham City, 26th November 1959. After a one hour operation Sub Officer Reg James and Fire Officer Anthony Temple brought the cat to safety. Waiting at the riverside was Miss Gwen Wilkinson, secretary of the local RSPCA, who put 'Ginger' into a shopping bag and took it home for a meal and a dry-out. DA Box 405.
A cat rescue from the River Wear in Durham City, 26th November 1959. After a one hour operation Sub Officer Reg James and Fire Officer Anthony Temple brought the cat to safety. Waiting at the riverside was Miss Gwen Wilkinson, secretary of the local RSPCA, who put 'Ginger' into a shopping bag and took it home for a meal and a dry-out. DA Box 405.
Nurses
Group of nurses with a visitng foreign nurse, Durham City, 1959. DA Box 415.
Group of nurses with a visitng foreign nurse, Durham City, 1959. DA Box 415.
Bishop of Durham
Everybody is 'pet' to Yatty Johnston, including Dr M H Harland, the Bishop of Durham, who accepted Yatty's advice when he as 'cracked out' by Jim English to a game of dominoes at Craghead British Legion Club, June 1960. This was the first game the Bishop had played, so he did well (thanks to Yatt) to be beaten by two spots. Dr Harland visited the club during his tour of Craghead. DA Box 509.
Everybody is 'pet' to Yatty Johnston, including Dr M H Harland, the Bishop of Durham, who accepted Yatty's advice when he as 'cracked out' by Jim English to a game of dominoes at Craghead British Legion Club, June 1960. This was the first game the Bishop had played, so he did well (thanks to Yatt) to be beaten by two spots. Dr Harland visited the club during his tour of Craghead. DA Box 509.
Chapel
Interior of the new Chapel at the Crematorium, South Road, 3rd August 1960. The Bishop of Durham Dr Maurice Harland dedicated it. DA Box 537.
Interior of the new Chapel at the Crematorium, South Road, 3rd August 1960. The Bishop of Durham Dr Maurice Harland dedicated it. DA Box 537.
Variety Theatre
Durham Town Hall was tranformed into a variety theatre, where star turns from the city and district gave a show, January 1960. One turn was The Sapphire Harmony Group: l-r: Billy Cole, Frank Gill, George Kell and Kenny Morgan. DA Box 425.
Durham Town Hall was tranformed into a variety theatre, where star turns from the city and district gave a show, January 1960. One turn was The Sapphire Harmony Group: l-r: Billy Cole, Frank Gill, George Kell and Kenny Morgan. DA Box 425.
Bus Depot
Durham bus depot's £80,000 extension, Waddington Street, January 1960. The work was carried out by a local firm, R E Coleman, Western Hill, further service pits were installed containing heating appliances and fluorescent lighting. DA Box 432.
Durham bus depot's £80,000 extension, Waddington Street, January 1960. The work was carried out by a local firm, R E Coleman, Western Hill, further service pits were installed containing heating appliances and fluorescent lighting. DA Box 432.
Student Rag
The 'paddle waht you like' race during Durham Universtity Student Rag Week, Febaruary 1960. The first prize was a barrel of beer, which was won by the Grey College Crew. Funds raised that year for the World Refugee Fund were £4,690 13s 11d. DA Box 446.
The 'paddle waht you like' race during Durham Universtity Student Rag Week, Febaruary 1960. The first prize was a barrel of beer, which was won by the Grey College Crew. Funds raised that year for the World Refugee Fund were £4,690 13s 11d. DA Box 446.
Sherburn Road
General view of shops at Empire Buildings, Sherburn Road, Durham City, February 1960. The private road in front of the shops was in such a bad state that the large pool of water was almost 10" deep. DA Box 438.
General view of shops at Empire Buildings, Sherburn Road, Durham City, February 1960. The private road in front of the shops was in such a bad state that the large pool of water was almost 10" deep. DA Box 438.
Crashed lorry
A six ton GPO supply wagon on its side after it crashed into a store yard used by the City Council in Providence Row, Durham City, February 1960. It was making a delivery to the Telephone Exchange. DA Box 452.
A six ton GPO supply wagon on its side after it crashed into a store yard used by the City Council in Providence Row, Durham City, February 1960. It was making a delivery to the Telephone Exchange. DA Box 452.
Student Rag
University Student 'Rag', 8th February 1958. A publicity stunt by the students in the icy river near Milburngate, Durham City. DA Box
University Student 'Rag', 8th February 1958. A publicity stunt by the students in the icy river near Milburngate, Durham City. DA Box
Crematorium
The new crematorium, South Road, March 1960. Inspiration for the whole design was drawn from Durham buildings it was designed by Mr Chaplin and cost £60,000. He chose the octagonal shape, as it was a feature of the cities ancient architecture, such as the castle keep and monks kitchen. The columns were rounded Norman style and made of local Dunhouse stone. DA Box 461.
The new crematorium, South Road, March 1960. Inspiration for the whole design was drawn from Durham buildings it was designed by Mr Chaplin and cost £60,000. He chose the octagonal shape, as it was a feature of the cities ancient architecture, such as the castle keep and monks kitchen. The columns were rounded Norman style and made of local Dunhouse stone. DA Box 461.
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