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Water tower
Detail of the cast iron water tower at Belford Station. The printing is "Richardson and Sons. Castle Eden 1848". Parts of this tank were collected for the Museum.
Detail of the cast iron water tower at Belford Station. The printing is "Richardson and Sons. Castle Eden 1848". Parts of this tank were collected for the Museum.
Castle
General view of Castle Eden castle built before 1786.
General view of Castle Eden castle built before 1786.
Station platform
Castle Eden Railway Station and some of the staff standing beside some passengers on the platform pre 1914.
Castle Eden Railway Station and some of the staff standing beside some passengers on the platform pre 1914.
Station Road
General view of Station Road, Castle Eden Colliery showing some children beside a cart in the foreground.
General view of Station Road, Castle Eden Colliery showing some children beside a cart in the foreground.
Public Notice
A Public Notice issued by the Castle Eden District Society for the Prevention of the Spread of the Cattle Plague, suggesting quarantine measures to isolate the plague, symptoms and precaution to be taken if animals are infected.
A Public Notice issued by the Castle Eden District Society for the Prevention of the Spread of the Cattle Plague, suggesting quarantine measures to isolate the plague, symptoms and precaution to be taken if animals are infected.
Leather Works maintenance workers
Group of maintenance workers at Elswick Leather Works, Newcastle, in 1886. Back row: George Palmer, Chas Seers, William Pearson; middle row: Lance Armstrong, William Patterson, Matt Cowan; front row: Fred Palmer, William Harris, John Eden jnr.
Group of maintenance workers at Elswick Leather Works, Newcastle, in 1886. Back row: George Palmer, Chas Seers, William Pearson; middle row: Lance Armstrong, William Patterson, Matt Cowan; front row: Fred Palmer, William Harris, John Eden jnr.
Harrowing
Harrowing with chain harrows pulled by Jet and Beauty at the Bleachery. For harrowing grass fields - similar to those used today. Castle Eden
Harrowing with chain harrows pulled by Jet and Beauty at the Bleachery. For harrowing grass fields - similar to those used today. Castle Eden
Opening of Dene to public
Family group in Castle Eden Dene on the occasion of its opening to the public, 24th June 1954, it was officially opened by Councillor J Ainsley. The Dene had previously belonged to the Burdon family, Rowland Burdon last of the line died in 1944, the footpaths and bridges then fell into disrepair until bought by Peterlee Development Corporation under a compulsory Purchase Order in 1950. Box 772.
Family group in Castle Eden Dene on the occasion of its opening to the public, 24th June 1954, it was officially opened by Councillor J Ainsley. The Dene had previously belonged to the Burdon family, Rowland Burdon last of the line died in 1944, the footpaths and bridges then fell into disrepair until bought by Peterlee Development Corporation under a compulsory Purchase Order in 1950. Box 772.
Sheep
Sheep in ring at Castle Eden Christmas Cattle Show, December 14th 1934. Box 13.
Sheep in ring at Castle Eden Christmas Cattle Show, December 14th 1934. Box 13.
Underground workings
View of underground working at Castle Eden Colliery.
View of underground working at Castle Eden Colliery.
Belford Station Water Tank
Detail of cast iron water tank inscribed `Richardson & Sons/Castle Eden/1848'. Belford, 1965.
Detail of cast iron water tank inscribed `Richardson & Sons/Castle Eden/1848'. Belford, 1965.
Belford Station Water Tank
Full view of cast iron water tank and stone building on railway. Tank inscribed "Richardson & Sons/Castle Eden/1848". Belford, 1965.
Full view of cast iron water tank and stone building on railway. Tank inscribed "Richardson & Sons/Castle Eden/1848". Belford, 1965.
Flooding
View of damage to roadways in Castle Eden Colliery after flooding in 1934.
View of damage to roadways in Castle Eden Colliery after flooding in 1934.
Eden Colliery
General view of Eden Colliery, Leadgate. This Colliery was situated beside the Newcastle/Consett Road, beside the railway line near the Jolly Drovers pub. There was a 2nd shaft at Stony Heap below East Castle. Over the years the working moved and eventually the entire Colliery moved to Stony Heap taking the name `Eden' with it. The buildings shown hero were then demolished.
General view of Eden Colliery, Leadgate. This Colliery was situated beside the Newcastle/Consett Road, beside the railway line near the Jolly Drovers pub. There was a 2nd shaft at Stony Heap below East Castle. Over the years the working moved and eventually the entire Colliery moved to Stony Heap taking the name `Eden' with it. The buildings shown hero were then demolished.
Eden Colliery
General view of Eden Colliery, Leadgate. This Colliery was situated beside the Newcastle/Consett Road, beside the railway line near the Jolly Drovers pub. There was a 2nd shaft at Stony Heap below East Castle. Over the years the working moved and eventually the entire Colliery moved to Stony Heap taking the name `Eden' with it. The buildings shown here were then demolished. Note: chauldron waggons under screens and piles of pit props.
General view of Eden Colliery, Leadgate. This Colliery was situated beside the Newcastle/Consett Road, beside the railway line near the Jolly Drovers pub. There was a 2nd shaft at Stony Heap below East Castle. Over the years the working moved and eventually the entire Colliery moved to Stony Heap taking the name `Eden' with it. The buildings shown here were then demolished. Note: chauldron waggons under screens and piles of pit props.
Gamekeeper and family
Mr and Mrs Blenkinsop with Ida, Jack and Barbara outside The Kennels, Beamish Estate. Mr Blenkinsop was the estate gamekeeper. (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
Mr and Mrs Blenkinsop with Ida, Jack and Barbara outside The Kennels, Beamish Estate. Mr Blenkinsop was the estate gamekeeper. (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
Gamekeeper
G W Blenkinsop, gamekeeper on Beamish Estate. . (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
G W Blenkinsop, gamekeeper on Beamish Estate. . (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
Gamekeeper
G W Blenkinsop, gamekeeper on Beamish Estate. . (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
G W Blenkinsop, gamekeeper on Beamish Estate. . (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
Gamekeeper
G W Blenkinsop, gamekeeper on Beamish Estate. . (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
G W Blenkinsop, gamekeeper on Beamish Estate. . (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
Gamekeeper
G W Blenkinsop, game keeper on Beamish Estate. (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
G W Blenkinsop, game keeper on Beamish Estate. (Came from Summerhouse, Piercebridge. Was a game keeper on the Raby Estates and became gamekeeper for the Eden family before moving to Blenkinsop Castle where his daughter Laura Annie was born. He moved back to Beamish for 2nd time in 1919 to be gamekeeper for the Shafto family.)
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