Teesside Collection (page 15)

A lifeboat at Runswick. November 1951

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales seen here arriving at Middlesbrough Station during a visit to Teesside. 18th March 1987

Smiles all round as the Queen arrives at Tees Dock, Middlesbrough, at the start of her Cleveland Silver Jubilee tour. 14th July 1977

Prince Phillip the Duke of Edinburgh seen here chatting with the crowds gathered in Saltburn Gardens to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Darlington to Stockton railway. 27th September 1975

Elizabeth The Queen Mother waves to the cheering crowds at Shildon. She is seen here arriving at the towns tiny station in the Royal train to give patronage to part of the Stockton

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales seen here talking to handicapped and helpers at the Middlesbrough Red X HQ during a visit to Teesside. 18th March 1987

Pupils from St Augustine school wait for Prince Charles and Princess Diana to arrive at Sunnyside School Middlesbrough. 16th July 1985

The Duke and Duchess of York seen here during a rain soaked visit to the Aycliffe Centre for Children, Newton Aycliffe 10th April 1989

Princess Margaret greets Great Ayton children after attending the church service. 7th July 1971

Princess Diana shaking hands with well wishers at the Middlesbrough Enterprise Centre during a royal tour of Teesside. 16th July 1985

Runswicks new lifeboat, the Royal Thames is hauled up the beach watched by a large crowd, after her arrival the day before. 21st September 1970

Holidaymakers and local residents join a seashore service to rededicate Runswick Bays 37ft lifeboat, the Royal Thames. Conducted by the Venerable Stanley Linsley

The Queen seen here watching a tug of war display during a visit to the Caterrick Garrison. 9th November 1978

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

Princess Anne seen here chatting with well wishers during her visit to the Tees Docks for the official opening of the new facilities. 25th September 1984

Princess Diana seen here during her visit to South Bank in Teesside, speaking to teachers and pupils at a local school. 7th December 1989

Mr Stan Wright Tees Dock manager seen here with the Queen after she unveiled the plaque to commemorate the opening of the new dock. 14th July 1977

The first Teessiders to greet the Queen watch the Royal Yacht Britannia as she sails past the South Gare on her way into the Tees. 14th July 1977

Prince Charles is greeted by large crowds after visiting Captain Cooks house in Grape Lane, Whitby during the Royal Tour of Cleveland. 1st June 1978

A smiling Prince Charles talks to villagers as he walks around the streets of Great Ayton during the Royal Tour of Cleveland. 1st June 1978

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

Princess Anne is greeted by well wishers during her walkabout in Saltburn. 21st February 1986

The oldest resident of Staithes 86 year old Mrs Hannah Theaker, wearing a traditional bonnet when she presented a model of a coble

Prince Charles seen here talking to local children during a charity event at Ayresome Park. 5th July 1989

Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh talking to members of President Carters " Friendship Force", who are on an exchange visit to Newcastle from Atlanta, Georgia

Princess Diana seen here shaking the hand of an elderly resident during her visit to South Bank, Teesside. 7th December 1989

Prince Charles is greeted by large crowds on his arrival at Whitby during the Royal Tour of Cleveland. 1st June 1978

Leanne Venison finds it a little to much to present a posy to Princess Diana during her visit to South Bank, Teesside. 7th December 1989

The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh seen here returning to the Royal Yacht Britannia at Tees Docks after their first day of the Silver Jubilee tour of Cleveland. 14th July 1977

Princess Anne admires the Glenhow School Olympic appeal poster during here tour of Saltburn 21st February 1986

Prince Philip seen here in Hartlepool to visit HMS Warrior and Locomotion Enterprises Ltd the company charged with the restoration of the ship by the Maritime. 19th March 1980

Well wishers wait to greet the Prince and Princess of Wales in Middlesbrough. 17th July 1985

Princess Anne seen here at the official opening of the new facilities at the Tees Dock. 25th September 1984

The Queen admires the new statue during her visit to Catterick Garrison. 10th July 1975

Yarm Agricultural Show. Winner in the best flower arranging section Audrey Nicholson, left, and show secretary Joyce Taylor with one of the winning exhibits. 27th August 1990

The Jane built by Tees Marine seen here at Normanby Wharf waiting to be lowered into the water. The Jane has been built for the British Antarctic Survey

HMS Marlborough seen here approaching the Teesside coast on her inaugural visit to Middlesbrough. 18th November 1993

The restored twin mast Dutch sailing barge The Albatros seen here leaving the River Tees after picking up a cargo of fertiliser destined for Norfolk. 7th August 1990

The dredger Wilton seen here passing under the Newport lifting bridge. 9th July 1971

The crew of HMS Diomede can drum up money with the best of them. Especially when its for a good cause like Dormanstown Delegates Juvenile Jazz band

Three mini bulk carriers lie side by side at Hartlepools Jackson Dock the latest victims of the world wide shipping recession. 27th January 1976

The Furness Bridge seen here leaving for Teesside as she prepares for her sea trials 19th May 1971

The 261 metre long Gautama Buddha the biggest ship in the Indian merchant fleet seen here unloading 50, 000 tons of iron ore at the British Steel Corporations Redcar ore terminal. 15th July 1974

Tankers Torvanger and Lauenburg seen here berth at Teesport. 26th March 1984

The Oil Tanker Pan Oak pictured at Tees Dockyard where it is undergoing repairs 12th January 1989

The coastal oil tanker Polarisman seen here leaving Middlesbrough docks for Immingham after discharging her cargo of petrol and gas-oil. 6th June 1978

The sail training ship The Winston Churchill seen here awaiting to berth at Middlesbrough Dock 15th June 1973

David Wharton a boat fitter and joiner and David Carter seen here near the end of the project to make and errect three masts and a bowsprit for the schooner Regina Caelis

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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.