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Mr William Hall and two girls
Mr William Hall of Bradleyburn Farm near Wolsingham with girl farmworkers wearing pinafore dresses.
Mr William Hall of Bradleyburn Farm near Wolsingham with girl farmworkers wearing pinafore dresses.
General view
General view looking over Wolsingham from the railway bridge, with the River Wear in the foreground.
General view looking over Wolsingham from the railway bridge, with the River Wear in the foreground.
General view
General view of Wolsingham from South Humbles
General view of Wolsingham from South Humbles
Hoppyland Hall
General view of Hoppyland Hall , 3 1/2 miles south east of Wolsingham.
General view of Hoppyland Hall , 3 1/2 miles south east of Wolsingham.
Forge
General view of an old forge or smithy at Wolsingham.
General view of an old forge or smithy at Wolsingham.
Sheep
Thomas Milburn of Moss House, Cowshill with sheep and child with lamb. Taken in 1875 by itinerant photographer from Bradford, W H Delan. Moss House was located south of the burn between Cowshill and Lanehead, opposite the unoccupied Travellers Rest public house. The sheep grazed on Moss Moor. Weardale sheep breeders described the sheep as old fashioned Scotch black face or 'Moor Sheep' as they were described in old show catalogues (a type rather than a recognised breed). At Wolsingham Show as late as 1919 there were classes for both types. It is possible that this type of sheep was brought dow...
Thomas Milburn of Moss House, Cowshill with sheep and child with lamb. Taken in 1875 by itinerant photographer from Bradford, W H Delan. Moss House was located south of the burn between Cowshill and Lanehead, opposite the unoccupied Travellers Rest public house. The sheep grazed on Moss Moor. Weardale sheep breeders described the sheep as old fashioned Scotch black face or 'Moor Sheep' as they were described in old show catalogues (a type rather than a recognised breed). At Wolsingham Show as late as 1919 there were classes for both types. It is possible that this type of sheep was brought dow...
Dance Band
Dance band at Wolsingham.
Dance band at Wolsingham.
Buses
Buses belonging to Baldwin and Barlow after heavy snow at Wolsingham.
Buses belonging to Baldwin and Barlow after heavy snow at Wolsingham.
Hall
General view of Holywood Hall, Wolsingham.
General view of Holywood Hall, Wolsingham.
WOLSINGHAM
WOLSINGHAM - THE MARKET PLACE
WOLSINGHAM - THE MARKET PLACE
Horse
Horse at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA232
Horse at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA232
Horse
Horse at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA231
Horse at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA231
Horse
Horse at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA230
Horse at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA230
Stallion
Stallion at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA229
Stallion at Wolsingham, March 31st 1938. DA229
Interior of steelworks
Part of interior of Wolsingham Steelworks.
Part of interior of Wolsingham Steelworks.
Well wagon
Loading casting into a well wagon, possibly Wolsingham, 3rd February 1938. Box 230.
Loading casting into a well wagon, possibly Wolsingham, 3rd February 1938. Box 230.
Mares and foals
Mares and foals at Wolsingham Show, 10th Sept 1959. Box 372
Mares and foals at Wolsingham Show, 10th Sept 1959. Box 372
Plans
Map of the parish of Wolsingham - inclusive of Thornley - 1848
Map of the parish of Wolsingham - inclusive of Thornley - 1848
Licensed premises
The Wear Valley public house, Wolsingham; off licence in North Street, Sunniside, Tow Law and The Ketton Ox Inn, Yarm, owned by Vaux.
The Wear Valley public house, Wolsingham; off licence in North Street, Sunniside, Tow Law and The Ketton Ox Inn, Yarm, owned by Vaux.
Public Houses and hotels
The Royal Hotel and The Surtees Hotel, Tow Law; The Black Bull and The King's Head, Wolsingham, owned by Vaux
The Royal Hotel and The Surtees Hotel, Tow Law; The Black Bull and The King's Head, Wolsingham, owned by Vaux
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