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Ketton Ox
Engraving of the Ketton Ox - "To Sir Raplh Milbanke Bart - this print is most respectfully inscribed by his obliged and obedient servant Charles Colling. This Ox, 5 years old, was bred and fed by Mr Charles Colling of Ketton near Billingham in the County of Durham. (From the Estate of the Late Captain Parlour) See 17058 for colour.
Engraving of the Ketton Ox - "To Sir Raplh Milbanke Bart - this print is most respectfully inscribed by his obliged and obedient servant Charles Colling. This Ox, 5 years old, was bred and fed by Mr Charles Colling of Ketton near Billingham in the County of Durham. (From the Estate of the Late Captain Parlour) See 17058 for colour.
Ketton Ox
Engraving of the Ketton Ox - "To Sir Raplh Milbanke Bart - this print is most respectfully inscribed by his obliged and obedient servant Charles Colling. This Ox, 5 years old, was bred and fed by Mr Charles Colling of Ketton near Billingham in the County of Durham. (From the Estate of the Late Captain Parlour)
Engraving of the Ketton Ox - "To Sir Raplh Milbanke Bart - this print is most respectfully inscribed by his obliged and obedient servant Charles Colling. This Ox, 5 years old, was bred and fed by Mr Charles Colling of Ketton near Billingham in the County of Durham. (From the Estate of the Late Captain Parlour)
Clydesdale
Clydesdale stallion "Hayton" (14697) foaled 1905. kindly loaned to the Darlington, Durham & North Riding Chamber of Agriculture - season 1910 by the Most Noble the Marquis of Londonderry K.G. &c. from the estate of the Late Captain Parlour
Clydesdale stallion "Hayton" (14697) foaled 1905. kindly loaned to the Darlington, Durham & North Riding Chamber of Agriculture - season 1910 by the Most Noble the Marquis of Londonderry K.G. &c. from the estate of the Late Captain Parlour
Cricket team
Wolsingham Cricket Club, first team, 1928, Champions of the SW Durham League.
Wolsingham Cricket Club, first team, 1928, Champions of the SW Durham League.
Motor car
Motor car originally registered in Durham, November 1922. c1915 Model T Ford, Reg J314?
Motor car originally registered in Durham, November 1922. c1915 Model T Ford, Reg J314?
Group photo
Group photograph of Castel Eden Division of Durham County Constabulary (police), 1925.
Group photograph of Castel Eden Division of Durham County Constabulary (police), 1925.
Group photo
Group photograph of Durham County Constabulary (police) Headquarters Staff, 30th June 1913.
Group photograph of Durham County Constabulary (police) Headquarters Staff, 30th June 1913.
Group photo
Group photograph of Durham Division of Durham County Constabulary (police), 14th May 1924.
Group photograph of Durham Division of Durham County Constabulary (police), 14th May 1924.
Lead Mining personalities
Group of officials at Boltsburn lead Mine. L-r Prof Henry Loui, Mr Willis (Mine Manager), Capt Anthony Wilson (Weardale Lead Co Director). Prof Henry Louis is the man who saved the Minute Books from the London Lead Co from being burnt by the liquidator at Middleton in Teesdale. He was a Consultant Geologist for the Weardale Lead Company. Mr Willis, once told Sir Kingsley Durham that he was the last manager alive who managed a mine for the London Lead Company. This is thought to have been a Cornish Hush. Capt Anthony Wilson (Consultant Mining Engineer and Director of Weardale Lead Company also ...
Group of officials at Boltsburn lead Mine. L-r Prof Henry Loui, Mr Willis (Mine Manager), Capt Anthony Wilson (Weardale Lead Co Director). Prof Henry Louis is the man who saved the Minute Books from the London Lead Co from being burnt by the liquidator at Middleton in Teesdale. He was a Consultant Geologist for the Weardale Lead Company. Mr Willis, once told Sir Kingsley Durham that he was the last manager alive who managed a mine for the London Lead Company. This is thought to have been a Cornish Hush. Capt Anthony Wilson (Consultant Mining Engineer and Director of Weardale Lead Company also ...
Portrait
Portrait of John Theodore Merz from obituary in Durham University Philosophical Society, 1922.
Portrait of John Theodore Merz from obituary in Durham University Philosophical Society, 1922.
Laboratory
Teaching Laboratory, Durham College of Science, c1870.
Teaching Laboratory, Durham College of Science, c1870.
Chemical Works
Bulings at Allhusen's Bleach Works, Gateshead, 1870s. (Durham College Glass Slide)
Bulings at Allhusen's Bleach Works, Gateshead, 1870s. (Durham College Glass Slide)
Group photo
Group of limestone breakers for bleaching powder at Allhusen's Chemical Works, Gateshead. (Durham College Glass Slide)
Group of limestone breakers for bleaching powder at Allhusen's Chemical Works, Gateshead. (Durham College Glass Slide)
Chemical Works
General view of Allhusen's Bleach Works, Gateshead, 1870's. From old Durham College slide.
General view of Allhusen's Bleach Works, Gateshead, 1870's. From old Durham College slide.
Hall
General view of Wemmergill Hall, Durham.
General view of Wemmergill Hall, Durham.
Judging Fell ponies
Judging Fell pony class at a Durham Show.
Judging Fell pony class at a Durham Show.
Cathedral
General viewof Durham Cathedral from SW.
General viewof Durham Cathedral from SW.
Middleton Hall
The Hude. Middleton House which was from 1819 until 1903 the Headquarters in the North, for the London Lead Company. Now used as a shooting lodge. The architect was Ignatius Bonomi of Durham. Completed 1819 as Chief Agents House. At same time Bonomi was responsible for changes of New town suburb Middleton smelters homes at Eggleston & Agent's House & Butts Cottages Stanhope for London Lead Company. Bonomi was also the architect employed by the S & DR for the design of Skerne Railway Bridge in Darlington. Ceased to be Chief Agent's residence in 1884 as an economy measure. The Company tried uns...
The Hude. Middleton House which was from 1819 until 1903 the Headquarters in the North, for the London Lead Company. Now used as a shooting lodge. The architect was Ignatius Bonomi of Durham. Completed 1819 as Chief Agents House. At same time Bonomi was responsible for changes of New town suburb Middleton smelters homes at Eggleston & Agent's House & Butts Cottages Stanhope for London Lead Company. Bonomi was also the architect employed by the S & DR for the design of Skerne Railway Bridge in Darlington. Ceased to be Chief Agent's residence in 1884 as an economy measure. The Company tried uns...
Site of dam
Site of dam for Grassholme Reservoir. South side looking upstream from centre line of embankment, 11 March 1901. Junction of the Rivers Tees and Lune from the Durham side.
Site of dam for Grassholme Reservoir. South side looking upstream from centre line of embankment, 11 March 1901. Junction of the Rivers Tees and Lune from the Durham side.
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