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Register of baptisms, 11 February 1912 - 13 July 1919

Register of baptisms, 16 July 1919 - 28 July 1940

Register of baptisms, 11 August 1940 - 4 November 1945

Register of baptisms, 7 November 1945 - 11 January 1953

Register of baptisms, 14 January 1953 - 30 May 1971

Register of baptisms in Dawdon Mission Room, 15 March 1911 - 8 May 1912

Register of baptisms, 9 June 1971 - 17 June 2007

Register of marriages, 6 June 1912 - 9 October 1915

Register of marriages, 16 November 1915 - 6 June 1927

Register of marriages, 12 June 1927 - 4 July 1942

Register of marriages, 4 July 1942 - 25 June 1952

Register of marriages, 5 July 1952 - 12 September 1964

Register of marriages, 12 September 1964 - 5 October 1974

Register of marriages, 5 October 1974 - 1 September 1990

Register of marriages, 16 February 1991 - 21 July 2007

Register of banns of marriage, 17 January 1954 - 19 June 1960

Register of banns of marriage, 12 June 1960 - 23 February 1969

Register of banns of marriage, 16 February 1969 - 26 October 1980

Register of banns of marriage, 12 October 1980 - 14 June 1987

Register of banns of marriage, 7 June 1987 - 24 June 2007

Transcriptions of baptisms at: Dawdon Mission church, 15 March 1911 - 4 February 1912 St. Hild and St. Helen's church, 11 February 1912 - 14 November 1999

Transcriptions of marriages at St. Hild and St. Helen's church, 6 June 1912 - 28 August 1999

Register of confirmations, 5 April 1911 - 12 March 1925

Register of confirmations, 15 March 1934 - 23 February 1994

Register of confirmations, 24 July 1995 - 16 July 2003

Register of services, 7 March 1943 - 10 July 1949

Register of services, 17 July 1949 - 4 March 1962

Register of services, 7 March 1962 - 4 April 1969

Register of services, 6 April 1969 - 23 November 1983

Register of services, 27 November 1983 - 16 November 1988

Register of services, 17 November 1988 - 7 February 1992

Register of services, 8 February 1992 - 29 March 1995

Register of services, 30 March 1995 - 20 February 1998

Register of services, 21 February 1998 - 30 December 2000

Register of services, 3 January 2001 - 20 July 2003

Register of services, 1 August 2003 - 16 December 2007

Notification from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1 Millbank, Westminster, to Rev. James Duncan, Dawdon Vicarage, Seaham Harbour, of a grant to augment the income of the benefice, 5 July 1933

Correspondence between the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1 Millbank, Westminster, and the incumbent, (Rev. James Duncan, and subsequently Rev. A.J. Ibbitson), Dawdon Vicarage, Seaham Harbour, concerning changes in payments of stipend resulting from investment decisions, 15 February 1935 - 1 April 1947

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1 Millbank, Westminster, to Rev. James Duncan, Dawdon Vicarage, Seaham Harbour, listing the payments that the Commissioners make annually towards the incumbent 's stipend, 9 April 1935

Statement of the annual stipend of, and dividends paid to, the benefice by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, as at 1 April 1939

Notice from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1 Millbank, Westminster, to the incumbent at Dawdon, of the withdrawal of a direct grant to support a curate, 9 August 1946

The London Gazette including an Order in Council altering the boundaries of "The new parish of Seaham Harbour, of the new parish of Christ Church, New Seaham, and of the new parish of St. Hild and St. Helen, Dawdon, all in the county and diocese of Durham on 17 July 1940", 19 July 1940 Originally enclosed in EP/Daw 1/5

Draft scheme for altering the boundaries of the parishes of Seaham Harbour; New Seaham, Christ Church; and Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, 28 May 1940

Map showing the alteration of the boundaries of the new parishes of Seaham Harbour; New Seaham, Christ Church; and Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, 1940

Order of service for the admission of Rev. James Duncan to the perpetual curacy, 16 December 1925

Order of service for the admission of Rev. Anthony John Ibbitson to the perpetual curacy, 30 April 1943

Notification of the Bishop of Durham' s intention to admit Rev. Thomas Swinney to the benefice of Dawdon, 16 July 1954

Licence to Sidney George Key to perform the office of assistant stipendiary curate, 15 January 1923

Licence to Robert Tindale to perform the office of assistant stipendiary curate, 31 May 1931

Licence to Ronald Alfred Beddoes to perform the office of assistant stipendiary curate, 29 September 1936

Licence to Carl August Albert Mortensen to perform the office of assistant stipendiary curate, 25 September 1949

Returns of parochial statistics for the years ended 31 December 1920 - 1923

Parochial statistics, 1933; 1937 - 1939

Order of service in memory of the members, and sons of members, of the Dawdon Lodge of the Durham Miners ' Association, killed during the war, 2 December 1917 Includes: a list of names, 1914 - 1917

Order of service for the unveiling and dedication of the war memorial and window, 24 July, [ c.1920] Includes: transcript of the inscription and list of names, 1914 - 1918

Order of service for the armistice memorial service, printed by J. Greenwood & Sons, North Terrace, Seaham, n.d., [1920s]

Order of service for civic occasions, n.d., [1920s]

Order of service for a special service of evensong, to commemorate the golden jubilee of Dawdon County Primary Schools, 10 July [1960]

Order of service of the Durham Diocesan Union of the Church of England Men' s Society's annual festival, 8 October 1960

Order of service for a concelebrated sung Eucharist, 10 February 1987

Order of service of concelebrated sung Eucharist to mark the solemnity of St. Helen, 18 August 1987

Order of service of concelebrated sung Eucharist to mark the solemnity of St. Hilda, 17 November 1987

Programme for united services during Holy Week in Seaham, Dawdon and New Seaham, 26 - 30 March 1956 Originally enclosed in EP/Daw 6/4

Photograph of the nave looking towards the altar, decorated with flowers, n.d., [late 1980s]

Copy of two photographs of the altar frontal: one showing the whole altar, and the other a close-up of the figures depicted on it, that is St. Cuthbert, St. Helen, King of Glory, St. Hild and St. Oswald, n.d., [1990s]

Aerial photograph of the church and vicarage and surrounding streets, n.d., [1990s]

Design for screens at both sides of chancel and permanent low chancel screen, and ambones in oak at the church, by W.H. Wood, architect, Newcastle upon Tyne, November 1911 Scale: 1/2 inch to 1 foot [1:24]

Plan showing details of an oak credence table, by [Robert Thompson' s Craftsmen Ltd., Kilburn, York], 25 June 1959 No scale

Design for proposed oak screen and credence table, by R. Hedley, 30 June 1959 Scales: 1/4 inch to 1 foot [1:48]; 3 inches to 1 foot [1:4]; 1 inch to 1 foot [1:12] and full size [1:1]

Design for proposed font cover, by C.H. Gillom & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, Yorkshire, n.d., [1963] Scales: 1:4 and 1:1

Correspondence, and a specification and estimate, concerning the commissioning and installation of an organ, by Harrison & Harrison, organ builders, Durham, 5 January 1911 - 8 October 1920; a description of the new church at the date of its consecration, 10 February 1912; correspondence and a description of the figures and subjects depicted in the stained-glass windows, by W.H. Wood, architect, 20 Collingwood Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, 19 August 1915 - 30 September 1920; correspondence relating to the stipends of the vicar and curate, 22 May 1913 - 7 December 1922; and a plan approval notice and order of the Charity Commission, relating to the Mission Room, 29 March - 7 November 1922 This is an original file

Correspondence between Daniel R. Newman, 14 Randolph Street, Sunderland, and Rev. J. Duncan, The Vicarage, Dawdon, concerning a report on the condition of the church organ, 30 May - 2 June 1936

Order of service of a sung Eucharist for the dedication festival commemorating the church' s 90th anniversary, 10 February 2002

Order of service for a sung Eucharist to mark the Feast of St. Helen, in the church' s 90th anniversary year, 18 August 2002

Correspondence between Joseph Wilson, Newcastle upon Tyne; the Vicar of Dawdon, Dawdon Vicarage, Seaham Harbour; Robert Thompson ' s Craftsmen Ltd., Kilburn, York; Ralph Hedley (Craftsmen) Ltd., artistic and architectural carver, 52 St. Mary ' s Place, Newcastle upon Tyne; J.W. Alder & Sons (Sunderland) Ltd., decorative specialists, 5 Western Hill, Sunderland; Diocesan Registry, The College, Durham; Gordon Bell Ltd., building and public works contractors, 14 Viewforth Terrace, Newcastle Road, Sunderland; W.M. Glass Ltd., building contractors, Melrose House, Ryhope; Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster; S.P.C.K., publishers and booksellers, 8 Ridley Place, Newcastle upon Tyne; J. & T. Parker Ltd., builders and contractors, St. Oswald ' s House, Commercial Road, Sunderland; Rev. J.E. Ruscoe, secretary to the Durham Diocesan Advisory Committee for the Care of Churches, The Vicarage, South Hylton, Sunderland; Durham County Fire Brigade; John G. Lunn, 1 Egham Road, Chapel House Estate, Newcastle upon Tyne; Wm. Scott & Sons (Sculptors) Ltd., architectural and monumental masons, Princess Road, Seaham; D.N. Oliver, plumbing and heating engineer, 29 Greenbank Drive, South Hylton, Sunderland; Ecclesiastical Insurance Office Ltd., Beaufort House, Brunswick Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire; William Patterson Ltd., The City Wire Works, Walker Gate, Newcastle upon Tyne; and Radiant Superjet Ltd., Station Buildings, Maclure Road, Rochdale, Lancashire; concerning repairs and maintenance to the church, 25 September 1914 - 12 August 1981 This is an original bundle

Article, reprinted from Seaham Weekly News, concerning the success of Dawdon Church Restoration Fund in raising £1000 in nine months, 1 August 1941

Correspondence between Ministry of Town and Country Planning, 38 Onslow Gardens, London; Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster; and Rev. R.W.B. Richards, Dawdon Vicarage, Dawdon; concerning the inclusion of the church in the list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest, 8 - 21 August 1950

Newspaper cutting reporting the Bishop of Durham's sermon, preached on the occasion of the 21st anniversary of the consecration of the church of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, n.d., [1933]

Copy of a cutting, from the Sunderland Echo , reporting events commemorating the 90th anniversary of the consecration of the church of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, 28 January 2002

Quotation for adding 3 bells to peal to complete the octave, by Harrington, Holland and Co., tubular bell manufacturers, 164 Earlsdon Avenue, Coventry, Warwickshire, 9 March 1921

Correspondence between the Church Army, 55 Bryanston Street, London; Rev. Graham White, Dawdon Vicarage, Seaham Harbour; Rev. S.K. Knight, The Rectory, Houghton le Spring; W.J. Knowlden, secretary to the Durham Diocesan Board of Training and Maintenance of the Ministry, Clerical and Lay, St. Aidan 's Vicarage, West Hartlepool; Bishop of Durham' s Chaplain, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland; Captain Charles F. Mills, Church Army Social Centre, Chadwin Road, London; Janie Candlish, 30 Bramham Gardens, London; Rev. T. Verney, St. Cedd ' s Church, Canning Town, London; Rev. Canon A.H. Patterson, Durham Diocesan Lay Helpers ' Association, St. Helen' s Vicarage, Low Fell, Gateshead; Ella Campbell, property agent and insurance agent, 6 Marlborough Street, Seaham Harbour, and the agent to Lord Londonderry, Londonderry Offices, Seaham Harbour; concerning the conversion of the Robert Candlish Memorial Hall into a church army social centre, 10 October 1923 - 29 May 1925

Quotation for repairs to the Mission Hall, Dawdon, by Stewart Bros., builders and contractors, 10 Lambton Street, Sunderland, 7 June 1944

Quotation for repairs to the Mission Hall, Dawdon, by Stewart Bros., builders and contractors, 10 Lambton Street, Sunderland, 16 August 1944

Quotation for repairs to the parish hall, by Stewart Bros., builders and contractors, 10 Lambton Street, Sunderland, 1 October 1945

Ministry of Works licence for general repairs and minor alterations to the parish hall, Queen Alexandra Road, Seaham, 18 January 1947

Correspondence between T.S. Wright, chartered architect, Londonderry Offices, Seaham; Rev. H.T. Rushford, Dawdon Vicarage, Seaham; Diocesan Office, The College, Durham; J.M. Clark & Sons, chartered land agents, 11 Eldon Square, Newcastle upon Tyne; Langden, Mann & Wright, solicitors, 6 Tempest Road, Seaham; Seaham Urban District Council, Council Offices, Seaham; Charles Bell, Sons and Barnes, surveyors & valuers, Manor House, Athenaeum Street, Sunderland; A.J. Siris Products Ltd., Lanchester; Charity Commission, Graeme House, Derby Square, Liverpool, Lancashire; and Smith, Roddam & Co., solicitors, 56 North Bondgate, Bishop Auckland; concerning alterations to the scheme of management of the Dawdon Mission Room Charity; the conveyance by the Londonderry Estate to the parish, of land adjoining the church in Melbury Street, Seaham, as the site for a new parish hall and an abortive attempt subsequently to sell the land as a building plot; the sale of the parish hall and verger 's house in Queen Alexandra Road, Seaham, 10 August 1961 - 19 May 1982 This is an original bundle

31 December 1962 (1) Harry Louis, Baron Nathan of Churt (2) The Parochial Church Council of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen (3) Durham Diocesan Board of Finance, The College, Durham Conveyance by (1) to (3) of a piece of land on the south west side of Melbury Street, Dawdon Includes: plan

Planning permissions, estimates, and schedules of works, required in connection with alterations to the parish hall, 28 November - 29 December 1967

Music, singing and dancing licences granted annually to the parish hall, 1 February 1967 - 7 February 1973

12 June 1913 (1) Charles Stewart, Marquis of Londonderry (2) Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England Conveyance by (1) to (2) of 3005 sq. yds. of land in the parish of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, with the house erected on it, for use as a parsonage house Plan attached

Elevations, plans, and section, of a proposed house near Princess Road, Seaham Harbour, for the Dawdon Parochial Church Council, by J.W. Claxton, architect, February 1924 Scales: 60 feet to 1 inch [1:720]; 8 feet to 1 inch [1:96]

Floor plans, and block plan, of a proposed curate's house, by J.W. Claxton, architect, February 1924 Scales: 8 feet to 1 inch [1:96]; 60 feet to 1 inch [1:720]

Quotation for replacing the kitchen range at the vicarage, by Stewart Bros., builders and contractors, 10 Lambton Street, Sunderland, 29 March 1946

Correspondence between Diocesan Office, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland; Rev. H.T. Rushford, The Vicarage, Dawdon; and Mrs. D. Saunders, 32 Ilchester Street, Dawdon; concerning the design and construction of a new vicarage, 8 September 1982 - 6 May 1983

Preliminary design report on a new vicarage, by Hayton, Lee & Braddock, Owengate House, Durham, March 1983

Elevations, floor plans, section, site plan, and location plan, of the proposed new vicarage at Dawdon Colliery, by Hayton, Lee & Braddock, chartered architects and surveyors, Owengate House, Durham, February 1983 Scales: 1:100; 1:200; 1:500

Faculty authorising the installation of stained glass in the clerestory windows, five windows in the south aisle, and four windows in the north aisle, a west window, windows at the west end of the north and south aisles, three windows in the baptistery, and four windows in the Lady Chapel, 14 July 1916

Faculty authorising the installation of electric lighting to replace the existing gas lighting, 23 August 1927

Faculty authorising the introduction of a plain blue carpet, 4 April 1951

Faculty authorising the introduction of standard candlesticks, a new altar-superfrontal and cupboard, 29 May 1953

Faculty authorising the interment of cremated remains in the Lady Chapel and the introduction of an oak table, 28 March 1958

Faculty authorising the introduction of a carved oak table at the west end, 24 January 1959

Faculty authorising the introduction of a credence table, erection of a screen and re-decoration of the church, 29 October 1959

Faculty authorising the installation of a new heating boiler and the introduction of an altar cross, two vases and a strip of carpet, 30 August 1960

Faculty authorising the introduction of a clergy seat and desk, 9 March 1962

Faculty authorising the introduction of a sanctuary lamp into the Lady Chapel, 10 January 1964

Faculty authorising the cleaning and overhaul of the organ, the completion of the stops for which the organ was originally designed, and the replacement of the present painted front with a plain, panelled casework in light oak, 25 March 1965

Faculty authorising the installation of a sound amplification system, 8 September 1969

Faculty authorising the introduction of two baptistry seats and two flower-vase stands, 9 December 1970

Faculty authorising the erection of two memorial screens on either side of the sanctuary, 5 April 1972

Faculty authorising the introduction of a sanctuary lamp in the sanctuary, 24 August 1983

Faculty authorising the introduction of an aumbry and white light into the north wall of the sanctuary, 12 June 1985

Archdeacon' s certificate authorising work at the church, 10 August 1950

Archdeacon' s certificate authorising repairs to the church chimney, 13 September 1954

Archdeacon' s certificate authorising the pointing and re-decoration of the church' s exterior, 26 June 1961

Archdeacon' s certificate authorising the re-decoration of the interior and exterior of the church, and general repairs and maintenance, 9 January 1978

Terrier, n.d., [1912 - January 1924]

Terrier, 3 March 1967

Inventory, 4 February 1939 - 10 May 1954

Terrier and inventory, 1998

Quinquennial inspection report on the church, by Cordingley and McIntyre, chartered architects, Owengate, Durham, 30 December 1957

Quinquennial inspection report on the church, by Cordingley and McIntyre, chartered architects, Owengate House, Durham, 25 April 1963

Quinquennial inspection report on the church, by Hayton & Lee, chartered architects, Owengate House, Durham, January 1973

Quinquennial inspection report on the church, by A.O. Lee, Diocesan Architect, Owengate House, Durham, August 1977

Quinquennial inspection report on the church, by Hayton, Lee & Braddock, Owengate House, Durham, June 1982

Quinquennial survey report on dilapidations at the vicarage and detached outbuildings, by Richard Wylie, diocesan surveyor, 51 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, 26 April 1941

Schedule of dilapidations at the vicarage, noted at the quinquennial inspection by A.O. Lee, diocesan surveyor, Owengate House, Durham, March 1982

Church Commissioners' assessment of the parish's annual payments towards repairs, identified at the quinquennial inspection of the vicarage, 23 November 1966

Statement of accounts of the Church Fund, for the year ended December 1939

Statement of accounts of Dawdon parish hall, for the years ended 31 December 1933 - 1938

Weekly collection accounts, 2003 - 2008

Accounts of Dawdon Church bazaar, 1936 - 1938

Sequestration order during the vacancy following the cessation of the Rev. Robert William Bruce Richards, 23 June 1954

Sequestration Fund receipts and payments accounts, 20 January - 3 October 1984

Vestry meetings minute book, 7 May 1912 - 2 April 1921

Canvasser's guide in the Christian Responsibility campaign by the church of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, May 1961 Originally enclosed in EP/Daw 6/4

Church Council meetings minute book, 9 December 1911 - 4 March 1919 Includes: Annual General Meetings minutes, 24 February 1912 - 22 February 1919 At end: minutes of joint meetings of the church council and working party, 8 July 1914 and 1 December 1914 and joint meeting of Church Council and Mothers' Union, 12 January 1915

Church Council meetings minute book, 27 March 1919 - 19 February 1920; Parochial Church Council meetings minutes, 29 July 1920 - 3 December 1930 Includes: annual meetings minutes, 10 April 1920 - 1 April 1930

Parochial Church Council meetings minute book, 22 January 1931 - 16 March 1949 Includes: Annual General Meetings minutes, 14 January 1931 - 11 November 1949

Parochial Church Council meetings minute book, 29 March 1965 - 28 January 1974

Page recording part of the minutes of the Parochial Church Council meetings of 13 June 1961 Originally enclosed in EP/Daw 6/4

Income and expenditure accounts of the Parochial Fund, the Church Fund and the parish hall, for the year ended December 1938

Income and expenditure accounts of the Parochial Fund and the Parish Hall Fund, for the year ended 31 December 1939

Income and expenditure account, for the year ended 31 December 1983

Income and expenditure accounts for the years ended 31 December 1998 - 2002 Includes balance sheet for 2002

Monthly income and expenditure accounts, January 2003 - November 2007

Yearly income and expenditure accounts for the years 2005 - 2007

Order of the Charity Commissioners establishing a scheme, including appointment of trustees and vesting, for the Dawdon Mission Room Charity, 5 July 1962

Order of the Charity Commission establishing an amended scheme for the Dawdon Mission Room Charity, 18 March 1982

Photograph of members of the Church Lads' Brigade at Whitby Camp, Yorkshire, including members of Dawdon church: John Seth, Don Richardson, Sid Howarth, Charles Johnston and Gordon Gascoigne, 1948

Cash book of 3753 St. Hild and St. Helen (Dawdon) Company of the Durham Regiment of the Church Lads' Brigade, 1 January 1960 - 1 February 1965

Sunday School cash book, [January] 1962 - 11 March 1987

Photograph of [Mothers' Union] picnic, in the parish of Dawdon, depicting Rev. R. Tindale, seated, with Mary, Emily Mersall, Nalda Mackey, Babsie Blackburn, Rachel Reed, Freda Johnson and Evelyn Brown, n.d., [ c.1930]

Photograph of Alma Doughty and Elsie Dent, in costume for their role in the Mothers' Union production of The Gradely Day in London , photographed by the Princess Studio, 86 Princess Road, Seaham, 1957

Photograph depicting 12 members of the cast of the Mothers' Union minstrel show, photographed by W. Oughtred, commercial and portrait photographer, 3 North Railway Street, Seaham, 1958 Caution: the original photograph caption 'Nigger Minstrels (Gwyneth and Judith, centre front)' uses words considered offensive, outdated and upsetting today

Photograph depicting 14 members of the cast of the Mothers' Union minstrel show, photographed by W. Oughtred, commercial and portrait photographer, 3 North Railway Street, Seaham, 1958 Caution: the original photograph caption 'Nigger Minstrels (Judith and Gwyneth, centre front)' uses words considered offensive, outdated and upsetting today

Photograph of the Mothers' Union with Rev. Harold Tilney Rushford, in the vicarage garden, 1975

The Mothers' Union Golden Book: a Remembrance of the Building of the Mary Sumner House, 1923-1924, compiled by Mary G. Woodward, editorial secretary of the Mothers' Union, 8 Dean's Yard, Westminster, and printed by Harrison & Sons Ltd., 44 - 47 St. Martin's Lane, London, n.d., [1924]

Minute book for Youth Fellowship, 25 October 1942 - 10 September 1944

Photograph of the Youth Club, carol singing in Park Street, Seaham, [c. 1962]

Copy of a photograph of Joe Bell as a server, n.d., [c. 1930], and of a photograph of Joe Bell in procession with the Church of England Men's Society, n.d., [1960s]

Copy of a group portrait of the scout troop featuring the leader, Bill Farn, back row, third left, and of a photograph of the scouts on church parade outside the parish hall, n.d., [ c.1949]

Photograph of the choir with choir-master, Mr. Pollock, at the entrance to the vestry, c.1949

Photograph of Rev. Carl Mortensen, on an outing with the church choir, 1950

Church year book, 1962

Cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, of an article by C.A. Smith on the parish of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, 22 July 1965

History of the church and its clergy, by Tom McNee, compiled to commemorate the church's 75th anniversary, [1987]

Parish magazine, May 1940

Photograph of a cake produced to celebrate the 21st birthday of the church of Dawdon, St. Hild and St. Helen, 1933

Photograph of maypole dancing on the vicarage lawn at a garden party, photographed by W. Oughtred, commercial and portrait photographer, 3 North Railway Street, Seaham, 1945

Copy of five photographs depicting a pilgrimage to Holy Island, Northumberland, 11 June 1960

Photograph of a harvest festival display, photographed by the Princess Studio, 86 Princess Road, Seaham, n.d., [ c.1964]

Photograph of a display of miners' equipment arranged on the chancel steps, put together to mark Harvest Festival, photographed by the Princess Studio, 86 Princess Road, Seaham, 1969

Photograph of Rev. Graeme Pollock with confirmation candidates, standing on the chancel steps, n.d., [late 1980s]