Teesside Collection (page 10)

Children from Hemlington Hall Infant school carol singing in Hemlington, Middlesbrough. December 1985

Berwick Hills Primary School, children who took part in the Christmas Nativity play. Middlesbrough, December 1985

A young girl holding a Christmas lamb, December 1985

A clown and Father Christmas visiting Kemplah Primary School, Guisborough. December 1985

Pantomime rehearsals for Aladdin. Teesside, December 1985

Father Christmas arrives to Newbiggin by lifeboat. Northumberland, December 1985

Young children collecting a Christmas tree. Teesside, December 1985

Rede House, 66-77 Corporation Road, Middlesbrough, 4th January 1990

Countryside Scenes, Teesside, North Yorkshire, 2nd January 1980

Ormesby Hall, North Yorkshire. 20th June 1949

Childrens Halloween party at Willows Centre. October 1994

Children dressed up for Halloween. 19th October 1992

ElringKlinger, German car spare parts manufacturer, new factory opens at Kirkleatham Industrial Estate, Redcar and Cleveland, North Yorkshire, 31st October 1997

An aerial view of the centre of Middlesbrough, 30th March 1967

An East Cleveland Day Centre based at North Skelton Village Hall celebrates its 10th anniversary with a celebration lunch

Fishing cobles are drawn up on the sea shore at Skinningrove where once boats arrived to do business with the villages Iron Works. 6th February 1992

North Skelton war memorial in the Garden of Remembrance. 16th June 1994

High tides batter the sea front at Redcar where police closed a stretch of the Esplanade. 19th February 1996

Rachel Horner of Velma entertaining the crown at the Redcar Free Festival to raise funds for the South Cleveland lung Fund. 17th April 1995

Stockton Mayor Ken Craggs sets off the Thornaby Impasse centre members on their third annual fun run, members are dressed as Robin Hood and his merry men. 28th August 1986

The three men at the centre of the discussion oh how to beat the football rowdies. Left to right, Chief Superintendent Ken Thurlbeck

Mr Les Mackay, Chairman of the FA Commission looking into the violence at the Middlesbrough V Leeds match. On the right is Mike McCullagh (Chairman), and Keith Varley (Vice Chairman) on the left

Making quite a picture for the Saltburn Victorian Week parade album are, from left, Alexander Neale, two, Emily Neale, Four, Hannah Tranter, six, Lucy Short, six, Scott Tranter, eight

The bails are sent flying as Hartlepool pace bowler Tommy Fountain dismisses Guisborough batsman Graham Street with wicket keeper Des Playfor looking on. 14th May 1984

M Hill of Marske batting against Stockton at Stockton. 2nd June 1978

Thornaby (batting) V Middlesbrough, in the Macmillan Cup Final. Pictured, Jamie Stewart for Middlesbrough. 8th July 1993

Alan Old kept Middlesbrough on the title trail with his match-winning 7-52 against second placed Guisborough. August 1970

Billingham Synphonia V Marske, cricket at Billingham. Billingham batsman Dennis Wing in action against Marske. 3rd July 1993

Greg Hill of Middlesbrough CC, 1st July 1978

Khwaja Akhtar Hussain, batsman for Boro Electronics. 18th July 1987

Waiting their turn to go out to bat are the members of Middlesbrough cricket team who were playing Saltburn in the North Yorks and South Durham League Division A match

Guisborough Priory, North Yorkshire, circa 1963

A touch of the ancient among the modern at Guisborough is this packhorse-type bridge over a stream near the Stump Cross housing development

Patten Lane, a stones throw from the The Market Cross, will be demolished as part of Guisborough Urban Councils scheme of housing development in the Northgate area, North Yorkshire. 20th January 1972

Westgate, Guisborough, North Yorkshire. 1st October 1954

The five-year-old conservation area at Guisborough, of which Westgate (pictured) is the heart, North Yorkshire. 16th December 1977

Ashley Mahoney, 3 years, of Stockton. One of the youngsters who took part in the sponsored Toddle to launch the Health and Sun Campaign in Stockton. 28th June 1994

Children from Kids & Co. Nursery spend the morning playing with the sand in Darlingtons Market Place. 11th August 1998

As temperatures rise at last the people of Teesside cast off those winter woolies and bask in the sun. 13th June 1994

Children and parents who took part in the sponsored toddle to launch the Health and Sun Campaign in Stockton. Pictured are children with Stanley the Starfish. 28th June 1994

Stockton Riverside Festival, 3rd August 1991

Middlesbroughs first multi cultural summertime festival at the Abingdon Road School complex. Pictured, (left to right), Lisa Graham 4 years, Purvin souchit 3 years and Raxan Ravegother 4 years

Gnomes basking in the sun, while trainees paint a training centre. Teesside, 30th May 1989

Sun worshippers in Victoria Square, Middlesbrough, during lunch time. 27th July 1983

Darlingtons 35th annual show, South Park, Circa 1986

Workmen busily building a new scorebox at Middlesbroughs home of top class cricket - Acklam Park. 12th August 1981

Nick Noble surfing on the crest of a wave off Saltburn pier. 20th May 1988

One of the free-fall parachutes arrives safety - and on target- on Skelton Carnival field, during the Stockton and Brotton Carnival at the weekend. 28th June 1984

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Teesside, a region steeped in history and brimming with diverse attractions. From the iconic Transporter Bridge that proudly stands as a symbol of Middlesbrough's industrial heritage to the bustling Linthorpe Road, it offers something for everyone. Step back in time with an engraving capturing Stockton on Tees, Durham, showcasing the rich historical tapestry woven into this area. And let's not forget about the Teessaurus, a magnificent triceratops sculpture crafted by Genevieve Glatt and brought to life by Harts of Stockton. Travel back to 1969 when Barefoot Days Thornaby took place - a vibrant event that brought joy and laughter to the people of Teesside. Stroll through St Hilda's in Middlesbrough on a winter day in 1992, immersing yourself in its charming scenes. Love is celebrated at Church of Christ the King in Thornaby during Alan Foster and Lorraine Good's wedding - a testament to enduring love within this community. Witness records being broken at Boulby Mine as shaft sinking reaches new depths in 1971. The Universal Beam Mill at Lackenby showcases Teesside Steel's prowess on February 2nd, 1989 - an industry that has shaped this region for generations. Even royalty graces these lands as Prince Charles waves to adoring crowds after visiting Marton Church. Honoring its iron trade legacy, Middlesbrough hosts an Iron Trade Jubilee - commemorating years of hard work and dedication from those who built this thriving community. Finally, witness the grandeur of supertanker Golar Nikko docked at Teeside oilport; it serves as a reminder of our connection to global commerce. Teesside captures hearts with its blend of history, culture, industry, and natural beauty, and is more than just a place; it is home to a resilient and vibrant community that continues to shape its destiny.