Stockton Collection (page 5)

Stockton Market, Stockton High Street. Just 6 stall holders out of a normal 180, believed to be the worst turnout for 25 years, decided to brave the cold weather for todays market, 14th January 1987

Ropner Park fountain, a victorian fountain, being restored back to its former glory by Mike Dawson, a waterworks expert, Stockton, 27th February 1989

Portrack Community Centre, Stockton, 15th January 1983

The Green Dragon Yard Georgian Theatre, Stockton, originally opened 1766, reopened 29th April 1980. Pictured 25th November 1985

Former home of Col. H E Kitching, will next year become Stocktons first youth and community centre, providing recreational activities for young and old residents of the town, Stockton

Stockton framed in the arches of Victoria Bridge, County Durham. 9th April 1978

Stockton Market, Body wear Stall, 9th April 1987

High Street, Stockton, 2nd December 1960. Electricity. Stockton Corporation

New Silver Street development, Stockton, 12th December 1988

Stockton Market Fair, Sylvia Old from Thornby is serenaded by stallholders Roy and Pauline Gray, 6th August 1988

New footbridge costing 130, 000 pounds, which runs across the Riverside dual carriageway, Stockton, 9th September 1982

The almshouses at Stockton which have now been cnverted into the Anchorage centre, Stockton, 9th June 1990

Yarm Road, Methodist Church, Stockton, Circa 1955

Yarm Parish Church, Stockton, Circa 1955

Wesley Methodist Church at Yarm, 18th January 1963

Stockton Yarm Road Congregational Church, Stockton, Circa 1954

Wesley Methodist Church at Yarm, Stockton, 18th January 1963

West Street Methodist Church, Yarm, Stockton, Circa 1950

Experimental reed beds at ICI Billingham. Frank Holliday, environmental office for Chemical Products Business at the plant, watches over the spot where liquid waste will be cleaned by nature

ICI, Billingham. Chicken production, with John Harvey (left) and technical manager Phil Jones, 21st August 1986

Abnormal load being transported from Redpath Engineering Services Ltd, Portrack, to ICIs Quorn plant at Billingham. The 240 foot long load turns off the A19 to go up Billingham Bank, 2nd May 1993

Lorry arriving at ICI Billingham site, 30th May 1991

ICI, Billingham. The two twin cooling towers are being systematically demolished. 26th June 1978

Youngsters are completing the finishing touches to the conversion of the 20 year old caravan as part of their youth training course at the ICI-backed centre

A birds eye view of ICI Billingham - the proposed site for the nuclear dump. 29th August 1984

Four shop stewards at ICI Billingham who served their union for a total of 137 years have been presented with tokens of appreciation

ICI Billingham, plants are springing up in central Middlesbrough. But instead of chemical plants, its the lush vegetation of Philodendron

The Yarm Road, Congregational Church, Stockton, 1st September 1955

The Queen and mayor of Stockton seen here meeting the crowds gathered to greet the Queen on her Silver Jubliee tour of Cleveland. 15th July 1977

Prince Philip waves to the crowds as the Queen signs the visitors book at Stockton town hall during the Royal Silver Jubilee tour of Cleveland. 14th July 1977

Centenary Pageant - Stockton and Darlington Railway
Centenary of British Rail Transportation Pageant - Stockton and Darlington Railway - visit by the Duke and Duchess of York - July, 1925. Date: 1925

Telford and Wrekin TF10 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Telford and Wrekin TF10 9

Powys SY21 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Powys SY21 8

Shropshire TF11 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Shropshire TF11 9

Suffolk NR34 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Suffolk NR34 0

Hereford HR6 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Hereford HR6 0

Stratford-on-Avon CV47 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Stratford-on-Avon CV47 8

Wiltshire BA12 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Wiltshire BA12 0

Stockton California US City Street Map
Vector Illustration of a City Street Map of Stockton, California, USA. Scale 1:60, 000. All source data is in the public domain. U.S

Hownes Gill Viaduct IoE 350551
Railway viaduct, now part of Waskerley Walk, County Durham. IoE 350551

George Stephensons railway engine making the journey from Stockton to Darlington in 1925 to mark its hundred years anniversary of the first journey in 1825. From These Tremendous Years, published 1938

Frank Richard Stockton, 1834 - 1902. American writer and humorist. From The International Library of Famous Literature, published c. 1900

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Discover the rich history and charm of Stockton: a town steeped in innovation and heritage. Step back in time to 1830, when the first railway suspension bridge was built over the majestic River Tees, forever changing transportation as we know it. Stockton-Darlington Railway, also known as Open or Stockton-Darlington, holds a significant place in history as the birthplace of modern railways. Witness the Edward Pease Loco of 1856 that revolutionized locomotion and paved the way for progress. Take a stroll down High Street in early 1900s Stockton on Tees, where bustling shops and vibrant life create an enchanting atmosphere. Immerse yourself in history by exploring the first page of signatures on the Declaration of Independence – a testament to Stockton's influence even across continents. The Society of Friends welcomes you to their historic Friends Meeting House opened in 1814, showcasing Stockton's commitment to community and spirituality. Find tranquility at The Green & Duckpond in Norton, Yorkshire – a serene oasis amidst nature's beauty. Marvel at Thornaby's Five Lamps – an iconic symbol representing enlightenment and unity within this charming Yorkshire town. Browns Foundry stands tall as a reminder of industrial prowess during Stockton on Tees' thriving years in the 1970s. Witness locomotion come alive at Darlington Station with Locomotion - an ode to Stockton & Darlington Railway's legacy that shaped nations. And don't miss The Transporter Bridge spanning Middlesbrough – an engineering marvel connecting communities with its towering presence. Stockton is more than just a name; it represents resilience, progress, and timeless stories etched into its very fabric. Come explore this captivating town where past meets present seamlessly.