Middlesbrough Collection (page 4)

Barmaid at The Laurel Pub, Middlesbrough, 1976, Barmaid of the Year Competition, Entrant

Barmaid, The Buccaneer, Middlesbrough, 1975, Barmaid of the Year Competition, Entrant

Barmaid of the Year Competition, Entrant, Middlesbrough, 1975

Barmaid at The Central Hotel, Middlesbrough, 1975, Barmaid of the Year Competition, Entrant

Middlesbrough, North East England, 1978

Jimmy Headridge, Trainer, Middlesbrough Football Club at Ayresome Park, April 1974

Middlesbrough 0 v Manchester United 3. FA Cup 5th round replay at Ayresome Park. (Picture) George Best (right) in action. 29th February 1972

Local factory, Meridian, on South Bank Road is beating the recession producing and selling underwear to major retailers. Pictured, a general view of machinists. 11th August 1993

Middlesbrough 1-0 Wycombe Wanderers, FA Cup Replay at Ayresome Park, Tuesday 7th January 1975. Wycombe Wanderers reached the third round proper for the first time in their history

Pyrgis restaurant in Linthorpe Village has been presented with a Heartbeat award as the first of 400 catering establishments in the town to satisfy stringent requirements under a scheme aimed at

First and second year pupils at Langbaurgh School, Middlesbrough, taking part in a new scheme called active tutorial work

Southlands School children, Middlesbrough. 1976

Southalnds School, Middlesbrough. Mr John Dawes with some of the pupils from Southlands School on a nautical studies course on the Tees. 25th April 1983

Pupils at Southlands School, Middlesbrough. 9th July 1982

Julie Grafton, Terence Wall and Lisa Maxwell test the effect of air pressure on a wing section of a model plane. Langbaurgh School, Middlesbrough. 7th October 1983

Donald Burluraux, A Level Student from North Skelton, recently celebrated his 17th Birthday (8th June) and has signed as a full time professional with Middlesbrough FC

Scenes at Hills Bakery, Middlesbrough. 1977

Newbolds Butchers, Middlesbrough, 13th September 1983

Sausage eating record, Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough. 1971

Butchers, Middlesbrough, Circa 1973

Chris Manson, his wife Jackie and their daughter Nicky, in their family butchers shop, Cs Manson, in Crescent Road, Middlesbrough, 26th July 1996

New abattoir supplying Teesside with fresh meat, Marton, Middlesbrough, 8th March 1967

Cleveland Butchers Association held a Food Fantasia at Marton Hotel & Country Club, to promote butchers and boost meat sales, 3rd July 1996. Crown of Lamb

Middlesbrough nightclub Arena. Happy Birthday Club: Arena crew (left to right) Debbie Miller, Graham Ramsay, Geoff Smith and John Gollogly. 14th December 1992

Members of North Ormesby Workmens Club who joined in the outdoor dart marathon. April 1988

Eston Institute, a social club in Middlesbrough. May 1974

Cleveland Centre during the Christmas period. Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, 1972

Carol singers in Cleveland Centre. Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, 1973

Middlesbrough F. C. physiotherapist Jimmy Headridge. 3rd January 1975
Middlesbrough F.C. physiotherapist Jimmy Headridge. 3rd January 1975

Boro FC trainer - physiotherapist Jimmy Headridge, whose delight is plain to see as wife Margaret cradles Gary James at Guisborough maternity hospital. 14th August 1973

Copy of James Bond Boat, similar to one used in film, Live and Let Die, arrives for display at the Odeon Middlesbrough, Corporation Road, Middlesbrough, 1973. Our Picture Shows

Henderson House at St Hilda s, Middlesbrough. 26th January 1980

The towers of ICI Billingham across the roofs of St Hildas Estate. 3rd April 1991

Flats in St Hilda s, Middlesbrough. 1973

Slum clearance at St Hilda s, Middlesbrough. 28th November 1955

Roary the Boro mascot and a fan at Middlesbrough Football Clubs Half Term Fun Day help at the Riverside Stadium. 30th May 1996

Whinney Banks carnival. 1976

Middlesbrough F. Cs Nobby Stiles. 1971
Middlesbrough F.Cs Nobby Stiles. 1971

Cannon Street scenes, Middlesbrough. 1972

Cleveland Park, Middlesbrough, which is being demolished. 8th May 1997

Roller skating champs, Middlesbrough. 1976

Hill Street Outdoor Market, Middlesbrough, 24th May 1982

Under construction, Hill Street Centre, Middlesbrough, 30th May 1980

Middlesbrough manager Lennie Lawrence celebrates promotion to the Premier League after victory at Wolves 2nd May 1992

Middlesbrough player Uwe Fuchs relaxs away from the pitch. Circa April 1995

Middlesbrough Chief Scout Gary Gill shows off his skills in the street after being named Boros Football in the Community officer. 28th April 1993

Middlesbrough Football Club 1908 (Back Row) 1 T. Heslop, 2. J C Brown (Assistant Secretary) 3. A Campbell, 4. A E Forbes (Director) 5. A A Hassell 6. F France (Director) 7. D Gordon. 8

Middlesbrough player Gary Gill as a trainee, now Boro Chief Scout 11th March 1986

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Middlesbrough, a city steeped in history and sporting excellence. From the iconic Ayresome Park Stadium Fine Art to the legendary Middlesbrough Football Club, this place is a haven for football enthusiasts. The Ayresome Park Art captures the essence of this club's rich heritage, reminding us of the glory days that unfolded within its walls. But Middlesbrough isn't just about football; it boasts other remarkable landmarks too. The Riverside Stadium Art stands tall as a symbol of modernity and progress, showcasing how this city has evolved over time. And let's not forget about the majestic Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge, an engineering marvel that connects England with its proud inhabitants. The heart beats at its Town Hall, where countless cultural events have taken place throughout history and has witnessed extraordinary performances like McCoy Tyner mesmerizing crowds at the Newport Jazz Festival in July 1978 – a moment etched forever in our memories. As we stroll through Linthorpe Road, we are transported back to the vibrant streets of Teesside during their heyday. The Foundry Clock serves as a reminder of bygone eras when hard work was celebrated and time seemed to move at a different pace. Even amidst all these historical gems lies room for lightheartedness. A Spot of Bother occurred at Ayresome Park in March 1973 – perhaps an amusing incident that brought laughter to both players and spectators alike. And then there's Southbank - Free to Roam - where residents found solace and freedom amidst nature's embrace during the 1970s. This serene spot offered respite from bustling city life while still being part of something bigger: Middlesbrough's ever-evolving story. Lastly, Steve Bloomer stands tall as one of England's finest footballers and managers hailing from this very place. His legacy embodies passion, dedication, and the unwavering spirit of Middlesbrough.