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.