Catalogue

Photograph of a group of Durham Constabulary Police Officers in battledress taken at the Primary Training Wing, Bridge-of-Don Barracks, Aberdeen, as follows: G. Williamson, F. Bellis, R. Cornforth, J. Aylesbury, L. Jopling, B. Redfern, C. Cranford, H. Wilkinson, Smith, L. Lindsay, C. Buchan and E. Barrass, 1943

Photograph of a group of police officers, including Sergeant 24, P.C. 741, P.C. 602, P.C. 3[5]4[6]7 and two other constables, n.d., c.1890

Photograph of a group of police constables, c.1895 Endorsed: P.C. 480, Thomas White, 'Dad'

Negative of a group of police constables with a sergeant and officers at the front, with an arcade as backdrop, n.d., c.1910

Negative of a group of policemen in waistcoats with a dog mascot and a sergeant standing at the side, with an arcade as a backdrop, n.d., c.1910

Negatives of a photograph of a group of unidentified police officers, wearing frockcoats, with constables and sergeants wearing peaked hats, n.d., c.1910

Photograph of a group of unidentified policemen, taken by R.O. Humpheys of Tow Law, c.1910

Photograph of a group of unidentified policemen, taken by S.E. Taylor, n.d., c.1935

Photograph of a group of unidentified senior police officers, possibly at Harperly Hall, with Woman Police Inspector Donnelly, n.d., c.1970

Photographs of a drawing of of C.F. White, c.1880 See: CCP 13/524/9

Photograph of an unidentified police officer, No. 240, n.d., c.1895

Photograph of a senior police officer, n.d., c.1898 See: CCP 13/404-418

Photograph of man, n.d., c.1910 Endorsed: 'Phillips'

Photograph of Police Constable J.R. Johnson, No. 987, n.d., c.1925 Endorsed: '160 Pegswood'

Negative of an unidentified police sergeant, no. 21, n.d., c.1915

Photograph of George Morley, Chief Constable of Durham, from 1 October 1922 to 13 October 1942, in ceremonial dress, n.d.

Photograph of Woman Chief Inspector Donnelly, 1946

Photograph of Woman Police Inspector Donnelly, n.d., c.1960

Photograph of Police Inspector, signed J. Lowery, n.d., c.1950

Photograph of unidentified man [possibly D.C. Ravell], c.1950 Originally enclosed in CCP 13/123

Photograph of a senior police officer, wearing a cap badge other that that of the Durham Constabulary, wearing seven medals, n.d., c.1950 Endorsed: M.C. Wright

Negative of an unidentified police constable outside a door, wearing three medals, n.d., c.1920

Photograph of an unidentified police officer possibly seconded from the Cyprus Police Force, n.d., 1950s

Photograph of Detective Constable A. McGuire and P.C. 930, Robert Miller, at the election of Ramsay MacDonald, at Seaham, 1931

Caption reading: 'Detective Constable A. McGuire, later Chief Superintendent of Darlington Division, and P.C. Robert Miller at the election of Ramsay MacDonald, Seaham 1931. Photograph presented by Mrs. McGuire', 1931

Photograph by Sergeant Arthur McGuire, no. 38, at a presentation ceremony, taken by The Sunderland Echo, n.d., c.1947

Photograph of a group of senior police officers, including Insp. [Robert] M. Robinson, Sup. [Thomas] R. Hammond, C. Insp. Sybil M. Finlay, Supt. Wilfred Pearson, Supt. N. Lee, Supt. Alexander Muir, D. Supt. Alfred Reay, D. Insp. [John] G. Rowell, D. Insp. Arthur McGuire, C. Insp. William R. Atkinson, Insp. Lawrence Lee, and A.J. Hall, with Lord Lawson outside Durham Police Station, Old Elvet, n.d. c.1948

Photograph of C.I.D. Conference outing to the Roman fort at Housesteads, Northumberland, 1948 - 1949 Originally in the possession of A. McGuire

Photograph of C.I.D. Conference outing to the Roman fort at Housesteads, Northumberland, 1948 - 1949 Originally in the possession of A. McGuire

Photograph of Supt. William Vickers, Chief Constable Alex Muir, and other men, in evening dress, accompanied by a woman in evening dress, n.d.

Photograph of D. Insp. Arthur McGuire in evening dress with a woman in evening dress, n.d., c.1950

Photograph of Kenneth More with the Mayor of Durham and D. Insp. McGuire, n.d. c.1950

Photograph of T.B. Humphries, Chief Constable, South Shields; Superintendent A. McGuire, D. Insp. in South Shields; D. Supt. Patterson of Northumberland; and two unidentified men, taken by the Shields Gazette, n.d., c.1950

Photograph of Chief Supt. McGuire and a woman being introduced to an unidentified couple, taken by The North of England Newspaper Co. Ltd., n.d., c.1960

Photograph of a group of unidentified police officers, including P.C. Allan Armstrong, no. 727; P.C. William Austin, no. 341; P.C. Andrew Blackburn, no. 456; n.d., c.1922 Endorsed: 'A Happy Family'

Number not used

Photograph of a group of superintendents, including Supt. William Vickers, at a conference held at Harperley Hall, 7 - 9 April 1949

Photograph of Superintendent [William] Vickers, Inspector [Andrew] Blackburn, and Chief Inspector [Robert E.] Dobson wearing medals, taken by Ernie Johnson of the Evening Gazette, Bishop Auckland, n.d. [c.1950]

Photograph of the Mayor of Durham; Lieutenant Colonel Sir Frank Brookes; another senior police officer, and a man in plain clothes, taken by The Northern Echo, Darlington, n.d. c.1948

Photograph of an inspection of 'J' Divison by Lieutenant Colonel Sir Frank Brook, H.M. Inspector of Constabulary; the Chief Constable of Durham; and the Mayor of an unidentified borough, taken by The Middlesbrough Gazette, 26 October 1948

Photograph of a group of senior officers of the Durham Constabulary, outside a station in Holland, during an official visit, June 1948

Number not used

Photograph of senior officers of the Durham Constabulary, and civilians, in the countryside in Holland, taken by Politie's Gravenhage Justitille Politie, 19 June 1948

Photograph of a presentation by Superintendent C. Middlewood, to Inspector M. Taylor, on his retirement as Secretary of the Northern Police League, 1951

Photograph of presentation to the Chief Constable Alexander Muir, of a silver-mounted African elephant-tusk by the Police Commissioner of Oman, , n.d., c.1970

Photograph of a group of officers of the Durham Constabulary Officers, 15 March 1974 The police officers are identified on the photograph

Photograph of Lord Barnard and Chief Constable at a police exhibition, n.d. c.1960

Photograph of Lord Barnard with D. Insp. Henry Scott of the police photographers' team, at a photography exhibition, n.d., c.1960

Photograph of a presentation being made to Henry Scott of the police photographers' team, on his retirement, n.d., c.1980

Photograph of police officers in plain clothes, including Henry Scott, Stan Davison and Hugh Geddes of the police photographic team, possibly at the retirement of Henry Scott, n.d., c.1980

Glass negative of a group of senior police officers outside a building, possibly a police station, n.d., c.1960

Photograph of the Forensic Department, possibly at Harperly Hall, with a police forensic scientist sitting at a desk, n.d., c.1950

Photograph of a group of police officers on parade at Aycliffe Headquarters, c.1970

Photograph of four police constables wearing various police uniforms, n.d., c.1890

Photograph of a group of seven police officers of unidentified rank, including officers nos. 181, 73, 9, 17, wearing uniforms in use at different times in the 19th century, 1864 See: CCP 13/524/10

Copy of a photograph of a [police] brass band, c.1920 Endorsed: Wm. Carter

Photograph of a [police] football team with three uniformed police officers, n.d., c.1930

Photograph of a police cricket team, with one uniformed police officer, outside a pavilion, n.d., c.1950

Photograph of members of a [Police] Golf Club outside the pavilion and with unidentified golfing trophy, n.d., c.1930 - 1940

Photograph of athletes competing in a hurdle race at the police sports, probably at Maiden Castle, c.1970

Police photograph of an American serviceman in forage cap and jacket, no military insignia visible, n.d., c.1943

Police photograph, possibly an American serviceman of World War II wearing battledress, n.d., c. 1940s

Police photograph of an American serviceman in battledress and forage cap, showing regimental badges, n.d., c. 1943

Photograph of a notice board at Houghton-le-Spring Police Station with six ration cards, n.d., c. 1940 - 44

Photograph of Martin Loftus, a corporal in the army, n.d., c.1914 - 1918

Photograph of an unidentified woman police officer, not in the Durham Constabulary, with a group of children, c.1965 Possibly used for recruitment or training purposes

Photograph of two mounted policemen, not in the Durham Constabulary, c.1970 Possibly used for recruitment or training purposes

Memorandum regarding the identity of nine people on a photograph, n.d. c.1973

List of policemen appearing on a photograph, n.d., 1950 - 1960

Negative of a police medal, n.d.

Copy of an address presented to Sergeant William Norman by the residents of Aycliffe on his leaving that division, with caption giving details of his subsequent career, 12 May 1881

Invitation to Inspector and Mrs. Murray from the Chief Constable, and Officers of the Borough of South Shields Police Force, to the first annual dinner dance at the Royal Assembly Hall, South Shields, 19 January 1892

Invitations from the Mayor and Mayoress of Durham, the Earl of Durham and Lady Anne Lambton, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, and Mr. W. Smith, Western Hill, Durham, to a function at Durham Town Hall, 14 December 1899

Stripes and, possibly a medal ribbon, in a box labelled, 1140 Durham, John Cullen, n.d.

Caption describing a sword and hat, part of the ceremonial dress of Sir George Morley, Chief Constable of Durham Constabulary from 1 October 1922 to 13 October 1942, n.d.

Caption describing a photograph of a silver crucifix and candle holders in St. Oswald's Church, cast from the silver buttons of the Durham City Police on the amalgamation of that force with Durham Constabulary on 4 April 1921, n.d. The photograph has not been found

Memorandum giving details of ex-Inspector W. Gargate of Dales Farm, Cowshill, Bishop Auckland, stating that ex-Sergeant Taylor was Mr. Gargate's wife's grandfather, n.d.

Menu card for a meal at the Durham Constabulary Headquarters Officers' Mess to mark the retirement of Percy Moore as Catering Officer, 20 December 1972

Memoirs of an unidentified police constable describing his time at Stockton-on-Tees, n.d. c.1950

Description of Durham Constabulary crest, n.d. c.1970

Description of the arms of the Bishopric of Durham, n.d. c.1970

Numbers not used

Photograph of a removal van purchased to be used as a prison van, n.d. c.1933

Photograph of an accident investigation vehicle and equipment, c.1970 Endorsed: an outline map of the county with pictures of police activities

Photograph of police divers in a police launch possibly on the River Wear, c.1970

Photograph of an E.Type Jaguar with two Cortina police cars and a police or army helicopter, n.d., c.1966

Glass negatives of views of Pelaw Staithes, as follows: View of Pelaw Staithes at the Tyne, c.1950 Close up of Pelaw Staithes from the West, c.1950 Close up of Pelaw Staithes from the East, c.1950

Glass negatives of views of a building site at the Consett Iron Works, possibly taken by the police photographic team, n.d. Endorsed: 'Fatal at Consett'

Copper photographic plates of portraits of unidentified individuals, as follows: Portrait signed by John H. Eden, n.d., c.1900 Seated figure wearing academic robes, n.d., c.1900 An elderly gentleman with spectacles wearing a tweed jacket and waistcoat, n.d., c.1910 A moustached man in a dark suit, n.d., c.1930 A man in a dark suit, n.d, c.1930 A bald elderly gentleman with a goatee beard, wearing a jacket, n.d., c.1920 Standing figure of an officer with full dress uniform and medals, holding a hat under his right arm, n.d., c.1900 A gentleman with his hand touching his face, wearing a tweed jacket and waistcoat, with a bow tie and spectacles, n.d, c.1910 Etching of Major C.F. White, standing beside a fire place mantle with a book lying upon it, wearing a frock coat, waistcoat, and cravat, and holding a pair of gloves, n.d., c.1880 A group of seven policemen in various uniforms, n.d., c.1890

'The Story of St. Oswald's Church, Durham', by C.W. Gibby, n.d.

Telephone directory for Gateshead, Durham, and Bishop Auckland area, c.1920

Photograph of looms at Durham Carpet Factory, n.d. c.1960

Photograph of loom workers at Durham Carpet Factory, n.d. c.1960

Photograph of Whitbread's Castle Eden Brewery, n.d. c.1970

Photograph of print of Harrison and Harrison, organ builders, factory in Hawthorne Terrace, Durham, n.d. c.1900

Photograph of a print of a view of the banks at Durham, before the great flood in November 1771; print made, 1772; photograph taken, n.d.

Aerial photograph of Durham City from the north, n.d. c.1980

Aerial photograph of Durham City from the west, n.d. c.1980

Aerial photographs of Tuthill Quarry, Haswell, during infill, August 1983

Aerial photographs of Boldon colliery after demolition, August 1983

Aerial photographs of Dawdon colliery, August 1983

Aerial photographs of Easington colliery, August 1983

Aerial photographs of Hawthorn colliery, South Hetton, October 1983

Aerial photographs of Horden colliery, August 1983

Aerial photographs of Vane Tempest colliery, Seaham, October 1983

Aerial photograph of Dene Estate, Willington looking from the South, n.d. [August/September 1996]

Aerial photograph of Dene Estate, Willington looking from the North-East, n.d. [August/September 1996]

Aerial photograph of Dene Estate, Willington looking from the North-West, n.d. [August/September 1996]

Aerial photograph of Dene Estate, Willington looking from the South-West, n.d. [August/September 1996]

Aerial photograph of Bates colliery, Northumberland, August 1983

Aerial view of Ellington colliery, Northumberland, August 1983

Aerial photograph of Lynemouth colliery, Northumberland, August 1983