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Lumley Castle
General view of Lumley Castle, near Chester le Street, c1911. (Dobson Baldwin Collection). Postcard
General view of Lumley Castle, near Chester le Street, c1911. (Dobson Baldwin Collection). Postcard
Dainty Dinah tin
Lid of tin for Dainty Dinah Malted Milk Toffee made by George Horner & Co, Chester le Street. Size 115 x 115 x 38mm. See 61177 for colour.
Lid of tin for Dainty Dinah Malted Milk Toffee made by George Horner & Co, Chester le Street. Size 115 x 115 x 38mm. See 61177 for colour.
Dainty Dinah tin
Lid of tin for Dainty Dinah Malted Milk Toffee made by George Horner & Co, Chester le Street. Size 115 x 115 x 38mm. See 61176 for b/w.
Lid of tin for Dainty Dinah Malted Milk Toffee made by George Horner & Co, Chester le Street. Size 115 x 115 x 38mm. See 61176 for b/w.
Calendar advert
March page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61364 for colour.
March page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61364 for colour.
Calendar advert
March page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61363 for b/w.
March page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61363 for b/w.
Calendar advert
April page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61366 for colour.
April page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61366 for colour.
Calendar advert
April page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61365 for b/w.
April page from advertising calendar produced by George W Horner & Co Ltd, Chester le Street. Size 107 x 207mm. See 61365 for b/w.
Bill
Bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62576 for colour.
Bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62576 for colour.
Bill
Bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62575 for b/w.
Bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62575 for b/w.
Bill
Detail of letterhead on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62578 for colour. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Detail of letterhead on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62578 for colour. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Bill
Detail of letterhead on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62577 for b/w. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Detail of letterhead on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62577 for b/w. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Bill
Detail of furnace on letterhead of bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62580 for colour. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Detail of furnace on letterhead of bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62580 for colour. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Bill
Detail of furnace on letterhead of bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62579 for b/w. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Detail of furnace on letterhead of bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62579 for b/w. Note unusual tapered form of furnace; also the blowing arrangement, which seems to consist of three bellows raised by Newcomen-type chains (rather than the blowing cylinders which Isaac Wilkinson recommended). The blister steel is probably from Derwentcote or Blackhall Mill - the date is just after Cookson's tentacles seem to have grabbed Derwentcote!
Bill
Detail of addressee on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62582 for colour.
Detail of addressee on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62582 for colour.
Bill
Detail of addressee on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62581 for b/w.
Detail of addressee on bill from Isaac Cookson of Whitehill Furnace near Chester le Street and Closegate Foundry, Newcastle to Mr John Walker, dated 11th July 1792. Size 205 x 260mm. See 62581 for b/w.
Houses
Row of houses next to old A1 (now A167, 1995) at Chester Moor. Taken from "This is your Town" - Chester le Street pamphlet.
Row of houses next to old A1 (now A167, 1995) at Chester Moor. Taken from "This is your Town" - Chester le Street pamphlet.
Tom & Lewis Reed
Tom and Lewis Reed outside Refreshment Rooms, possibly in Chester le Street.
Tom and Lewis Reed outside Refreshment Rooms, possibly in Chester le Street.
Class in classroom
Class from Red Rose School, Chester le Street being taught by Pam Dixon in the classroom in Beamish Board School. 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Class from Red Rose School, Chester le Street being taught by Pam Dixon in the classroom in Beamish Board School. 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Class in classroom
Class from Red Rose School, Chester le Street being taught by Pam Dixon in the classroom in Beamish Board School. 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Class from Red Rose School, Chester le Street being taught by Pam Dixon in the classroom in Beamish Board School. 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Class in classroom
Class from Red Rose School, Chester le Street working in the classroom in Beamish Board School. 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
Class from Red Rose School, Chester le Street working in the classroom in Beamish Board School. 1994. (See Patterson file JLH.97 for others)
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