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Kitchen Range
Kitchen Range with round oven; at High Flatts Farm, near Chester le Street.
Kitchen Range with round oven; at High Flatts Farm, near Chester le Street.
Glen Terrace
General view of housing on Glen Terrace, Chester le Street.
General view of housing on Glen Terrace, Chester le Street.
Front Street
General view of Front Street, Chester le Street, looking toward the Market Place.
General view of Front Street, Chester le Street, looking toward the Market Place.
Engine House
Dismantling of Warden Law Engine, Hetton Railway, 1962, for preservation. Shows works plate of its maker, Thomas Murray of Chester le Street, in 1836.
Dismantling of Warden Law Engine, Hetton Railway, 1962, for preservation. Shows works plate of its maker, Thomas Murray of Chester le Street, in 1836.
Walter Willson's store
Shop front of the Walter Willsons store at Chester le Street, decorated for a Coronation.
Shop front of the Walter Willsons store at Chester le Street, decorated for a Coronation.
Walter Willson's store
Shop front of the Walter Willsons store at Chester le Street with staff outside, 1923.
Shop front of the Walter Willsons store at Chester le Street with staff outside, 1923.
Bridge and PM Church
Bridge at the foot of Front Street, Chester le Street with Primitive Methodist Church behind.
Bridge at the foot of Front Street, Chester le Street with Primitive Methodist Church behind.
Birdge and PM Church
Chester le Street looking towards the bridge and Primitive Methodist Church, up towards Newcastle Bank.
Chester le Street looking towards the bridge and Primitive Methodist Church, up towards Newcastle Bank.
Home and Colonial Stores
"Home and Colonial Stores" or "Meadow Stores" in Chester le Street. The manager was Robert Munro. Taken 1925-37.
"Home and Colonial Stores" or "Meadow Stores" in Chester le Street. The manager was Robert Munro. Taken 1925-37.
Rear of Chester Road
General view of the rear of a single storey stone house at the corner of Chester Road and Ann Street, East Stanley. Demolished 1974.
General view of the rear of a single storey stone house at the corner of Chester Road and Ann Street, East Stanley. Demolished 1974.
Shrove Tuesday football match
The annual Shrove Tuesday football match at Chester le Street
The annual Shrove Tuesday football match at Chester le Street
Perkinsville School.
Perkinsville School champions of the North 1910-11. (Chester le Street).
Perkinsville School champions of the North 1910-11. (Chester le Street).
Horse and cart
Horse and cart with passengers on the Sands at Chester le Street.
Horse and cart with passengers on the Sands at Chester le Street.
Northern Bus
Northern Bus with drivers grouped outside - Chester le Street, Grange Villa, Craghead, South Moor route.
Northern Bus with drivers grouped outside - Chester le Street, Grange Villa, Craghead, South Moor route.
Ropemaking
Ropemaking along Broadwood View, Chester le Street (from which Ropery Lane got its name) taken c1920.
Ropemaking along Broadwood View, Chester le Street (from which Ropery Lane got its name) taken c1920.
Birth Certificate.
Birth Certificate issued for John Jackson born on 25th August 1865 at Quality Row, Pit Hill, in Chester le Street.
Birth Certificate issued for John Jackson born on 25th August 1865 at Quality Row, Pit Hill, in Chester le Street.
Chapel members
Group photograph of twelve members of chapel congregation. Information given by oral history interviewee Mrs Race (nee Ratcliffe) Back row left - Robert Ratcliffe - Mrs Race's father Back row centre - Joseph Rodham, a builder Back row 2nd from right - Robert Leybourne (bank clerk) Middle row left - a Leybourne. Far right - another Leybourne. Middle row 2nd from left - Mr Woodcock - organist Middle row centre - George Rodham - a colliery clerk (interviewee's uncle) front row (left) - John Goland a printer later became editor of Chester-le-Street Chronicle.
Group photograph of twelve members of chapel congregation. Information given by oral history interviewee Mrs Race (nee Ratcliffe) Back row left - Robert Ratcliffe - Mrs Race's father Back row centre - Joseph Rodham, a builder Back row 2nd from right - Robert Leybourne (bank clerk) Middle row left - a Leybourne. Far right - another Leybourne. Middle row 2nd from left - Mr Woodcock - organist Middle row centre - George Rodham - a colliery clerk (interviewee's uncle) front row (left) - John Goland a printer later became editor of Chester-le-Street Chronicle.
DELIVERY VAN
CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY VAN. Mr CHARLTON OF EAST FARM, PELTON SOLD MILK THROUGH CHESTER-LE-STREET CO-OPERATIVE. THERE IS A TAPE RECORDING OF Mr CHARLTON IN MUSEUM COLLECTION.
CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY VAN. Mr CHARLTON OF EAST FARM, PELTON SOLD MILK THROUGH CHESTER-LE-STREET CO-OPERATIVE. THERE IS A TAPE RECORDING OF Mr CHARLTON IN MUSEUM COLLECTION.
Coal Pit
Representation of a Coal Pit when working, by E. Sarrab of Chester le Street.
Representation of a Coal Pit when working, by E. Sarrab of Chester le Street.
CRICKET CLUB
Chester-le-Street Cricket Club.
Chester-le-Street Cricket Club.
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