Durham Hospitals
Reference: H/Du Catalogue Title: Durham Hospitals Area: Catalogue Category: Public Records Description: Dryburn Hospital, Durham
Covering Dates: 1899-1982
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Dryburn Hospital, Durham (Ref: H/Du)Official openings (Ref: H/Du 131-133)Ref: H/Du 131
Brochure for the official opening of the children's unit, 31 October 1950
(1 booklet)
Ref: H/Du 132Brochure for the official opening of the maternity unit, 27 April 1951
(1 booklet)
Ref: H/Du 133Brochure for the official opening of Nuffield ward, 11 September 1962
(1 booklet)
Dryburn Hospital, Durham Recall Group (Ref: H/Du 135-139)North Durham Acute Hospitals NHS Trust: Dryburn Hospital
Records of the Durham Recall Group
The Durham Recall Group was established in 1988 as a result of two years' work by Community Development Officer, Mike Syer, and his team, building up a library of copies of old photographs showing people and places in Durham and Chester-le-Street, between 1910 and 1960. The Group's honorary president was Gerry Steinberg, M.P.
The photographs were used as a memory pack and shown to elderly people attending day centres, living in residential homes or staying in hospital. Dryburn Hospital was the venue for the first meeting of the Group in October 1988.
The scheme was reported as expanding in December 1991, but appears to have ceased operating shortly after this.
[Sources: The Northern Echo, 18 October 1988; 23 December 1991]
COPIES MAY NOT BE MADE WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE OWNERS OF THE ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Album of photographs of Durham City, copied from originals in Durham University Library, with accompanying descriptive notes, n.d.
(1 file)
Ref: H/Du 135/1Market Place, 1910
Ref: H/Du 135/2-4Interiors of 3 separate miners' cottages, each showing living room and range, locations not specified, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/5[Missing]
Ref: H/Du 135/6New Elvet: Fowler and Armstrong's garage, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/7Framwellgate Bridge and Silver Street, 1949
Ref: H/Du 135/8Gilesgate: workmen taking up railway tracks and laying new road surface, 1923
Ref: H/Du 135/9Market Place, 1936
Ref: H/Du 135/10Claypath: copy illustration of Fowler's Provision Merchant's store, in building of 4 storeys, 1841
Ref: H/Du 135/11Silver Street: Marks and Spencer's shop window, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/12Claypath: J. Fowler, Provision Merchant's store, reduced to 2 storeys
(see H/Du 135/10), n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/13Claypath: shopwindow of J. Fowler, Provision Merchant, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/14Market Place: decorated for the coronation of King George V, June 1911
Ref: H/Du 135/15Framwellgate Bridge: Miners' Day procession and Criterion Hotel, looking towards South Street, n.d. [c.1930's]
Ref: H/Du 135/16The Race Course on Miners' Gala Day, looking towards the prison and Old Elvet, 1928
Ref: H/Du 135/17The Race Course on Miners' Gala Day, looking towards Gilesgate and Hild and Bede, n.d. [c. 1930s]
Ref: H/Du 135/20Judges' trumpeters, Henry Naylor and George Pearson, in ceremonial dress, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/21Market Place: William Smith & Co., Family Draper's shop, 'Calico Billy's', n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/22Claypath: Congregational church, Maltman Hotel and Palladium cinema, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/23Claypath: Co-operative and Industrial Society store, March 1911
Ref: H/Du 135/24Kelloe stone cross
Ref: H/Du 135/25Palace Green: University fire engine and William Eutric Bowe, University constable, n.d. [c. 1920s]
Ref: H/Du 135/26Elvet Bridge: police ceremonial escort of assize judges' coach, c. 1903
Ref: H/Du 135/27North Road: Miners' Hall and entrance to adjoining yard, n.d. [c.1900]
Ref: H/Du 135/28Saddler Street: interior of Lockeys grocer's shop, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/29Saddler Street/Elvet Bridge junction looking towards Market Place, including Harland's fish shop and Hiller's music shop, n.d. [c.1930s]
Ref: H/Du 135/30Palladium cinema organist, n.d. [c.1930s]
Ref: H/Du 135/31Silver Street: interior of Boots' lending library above the shop, n.d. [c.1950]
Ref: H/Du 135/32Market Place: interior of F.W. Woolworth, n.d. [c.1936]
Ref: H/Du 135/33Gilesgate: Johnson and Cosgrove family grocer's store, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/34Framwellgate: W. Oliver poulterer's shop, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/35Brown's boatyard, launching a boat, looking towards the back of Saddler Street, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/36Merryoaks: interior of post-war housing, n.d. [c. 1950]
Ref: H/Du 135/37The Sands: Freeman's Fair held on Easter Monday, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/38Charabanc belonging to S. Sparrow of Hetton, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/39Browney Bridge: construction of new bridge over the River Browney to replace toll bridge and County Surveyor's notice of speed restriction, n.d. [c.1920s]
Ref: H/Du 135/40Charabanc of Kelly and Co., Bearpark, following accidental damage to vehicle roof, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/41-42[Missing]
Ref: H/Du 135/43Co-operative stores, location not identified, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/44Nevilles Cross Hotel, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/45Stonework ruins of unidentified building, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 135/46Mill building with waterwheel and family group in foreground, location not identified, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136Album of photographs of Durham City, copied from originals in the possession of the Durham Civic Society, formerly Durham Preservation Society, with accompanying descriptive notes, n.d.
(1 file)
Ref: H/Du 136/1Durham from Little High Wood, showing the last remains of Elvet Colliery, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/2Saddler Street/Elvet Bridge junction: old traffic indicator, United Shoe Offices and Maynards newsagents, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/3-4South Street/Crossgate corner: remains of a timber framed house which had been made into tenements with a heavy staircase in the middle, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/5Framwellgate Bridge and lower end of Silver Street, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/6Old Elvet: building formerly used as private houses, n.d. [c.1950s]
[Filed out of sequence, beside no. 136/13]
Ref: H/Du 136/7North Bailey, including house, nos. 23, 24 and 28A, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/8Paradise Lane, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/9Claypath, looking towards St. Nicholas' church, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/10North Road: Lindsay's Yard and Clarke's bookshop, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/11Claypath/Providence Row corner: fish and chip shop, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/12Chapel Passage, off Old Elvet: interior of old Wesleyan Methodist chapel, now part of the Royal County Hotel, n.d. [c.1900]
Ref: H/Du 136/13Gilesgate: Salkeld's chimney, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/14North Road/Framwellgate junction: King William IV public house, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/15Castle Chare, looking towards St. Nicholas' church, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/16Lambton Walk, Framwellgate Bridge, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/17Framwellgate Bridge/Framwellgate corner: Harton's shop, formerly Oliver's, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/18Framwellgate, looking towards Framwellgate Bridge, including Stanton's shop, Maggie Rees, general dealer, and Five Ways Inn, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/19Framwellgate/Horse Hole corner: Blagdon's leather works factory, and Riverside Cafe, n.d. [[c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/20Framwellgate: housing, and St. Godric's School and Presbytery, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/21Framwellgate Waterside: Blagdon's factory and demolition of surrounding area, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/22-23Construction of new bridge between Framwellgate and Claypath, and Blagdon's factory buildings, n.d. [c. 1963]
Ref: H/Du 136/24Unidentified terraced housing, possibly between Bethel Chapel and Lynch's T.V. shop below the viaduct, n.d. [c. 1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/25Crossgate and Grape Lane from St. Margaret's churchyard, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/26Walkergate: Mackay's carpet factory, Palace Theatre, and Stones, window cleaner, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/27Walkergate: Mackay's carpet factory, and ice rink, viewed from south, n.d.
[mid 20th c]
Ref: H/Du 136/28Paradise Lane, looking towards Claypath, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/29[Missing]
Ref: H/Du 136/30Sutton Street and railway viaduct, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/31Lambton Street, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/32Gilesgate: Moody's Buildings, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/33Gilesgate station buildings, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/34-35Gilesgate station goods yard, n.d. [mid 20th c]
Ref: H/Du 136/36Gilesgate station railway sidings, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/37Gilesgate: The Volunteer Arms Hotel, n.d. [mid 20th c]
Ref: H/Du 136/38Station Lane, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/39Gilesgate: St. Hild's Demonstration School, conveniences, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/40Pelaw Leazes Lane, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/41Pelaw Leazes Lane, looking towards 193, Gilesgate, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/42Pelaw Leazes, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/43Woodbine Cottage near Baths Bridge, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/44-45Pelaw Terrace, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/46Old Baths Bridge, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/47New Baths Bridge and Pelaw Terrace, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/48Old Elvet: assize court buildings, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/49New Elvet: including Hare and Hounds Hotel, and site now occupied by Dunelm House, n.d. [c.1960]
Ref: H/Du 136/50Kingsgate Bridge under construction, n.d. [c. 1962]
Ref: H/Du 136/51Church Street housing, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/52Hallgarth Street: Spread Eagle Inn, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/53Church Street: New Inn and adjacent houses, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/54-55Views from Hallgarth Farm, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/56Hallgarth tithe barn, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/57Church Street: Oswald Court (now Palatine House), n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/58North end of Hallgarth Street, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/59Hallgarth Street/Church Street junction, and Russell's Supply Stores, n.d.
[mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/60Potters Bank: turnpike cottage, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/61Margery Lane, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/62Margery Lane looking towards St. Margaret's Hospital, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/63Bottom of Crossgate Peth, below Nevilledale Terrace, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/64Margery Lane/Colley Rippon's Lane corner: cottage, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/65North Road: Docherty's shop and Bell's City Art Shop, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/66Number not used
Ref: H/Du 136/67North Road: Smith's Ltd., furniture and carpet store, n.d. [mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 136/68Pony and cart marked Pine Apple .....[? Inn], decorated with flower garlands and accompanied by 2 children, in front of Hallgarth tithe barn, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137Album of photographs of Durham City, copied from originals, the provenance of which is not specified, n.d.
(1 file)
Ref: H/Du 137/1Pony and cart marked Pine Apple ..... [? Inn], decorated with flower garlands and accompanied by 2 children, in front of Hallgarth tithe barn, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/2The Avenue, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/3North Road and Miners' Hall, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/4North Road, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/5-6Silver Street, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/7Millburngate, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/8Silver Street, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/9Blue Coat Buildings, Claypath: W.L. Waggott, tobacconist's shop, n.d. [c. 1930]
Ref: H/Du 137/10Claypath, looking towards St. Nicholas' church, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/11Gilesgate Bank, looking towards Claypath, c. 1910
Ref: H/Du 137/12New Elvet, n.d. [c. 1900]
Ref: H/Du 137/13Cathedral: stone carving of the Dun Cow, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 137/14Cathedral: sanctuary knocker, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 137/15Castle: view from Crossgate, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/16Neville Street, looking towards St. Godric's Roman Catholic church, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/17Cathedral: north front, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/18Clement Attlee, accompanied by Police Sergeant no. 110, amidst a crowd of onlookers on Miners' Gala Day, n.d. [c. 1940s]
Ref: H/Du 137/18Cathedral interior, choir east, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/19Cathedral north door: Miners' Day service and Beamish Lodge banner, n.d.
[mid 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/19Cathedral: Galilee chapel, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/20Replica of St. Cuthbert's cross, from original in cathedral library
Ref: H/Du 137/21-22Castle and keep, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/23The Sheriff's equipage at Durham Castle, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/24Castle interior: the Black Staircase, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/25Copy of the South West Prospect of the city of Durham, engraving by Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, 1745 [orig.]
Ref: H/Du 137/26Aerial view of cathedral and peninsula, Elvet Bridge and Old Elvet in foreground, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/27Aerial view of Durham from the south, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/28Durham and River Wear viewed from riverbank below Hild and Bede, n.d.
[20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/29Hugh Gaitskell, M.P., on the balcony of the Royal County Hotel on Miners' Day, n.d. [1950s]
Ref: H/Du 137/30Hugh Gaitskell, M.P., beside banner of the Lambton Lodge, Durham Area, of the National Union of Mineworkers, depicting Gaitskell and Alderman M. Doyle, n.d. [1950s]
Ref: H/Du 137/31-33Old Elvet: Miners' Day procession, n.d. [1950s]
Ref: H/Du 137/34New Elvet: Brown's Three Tuns Hotel, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/35Market Place and Pant, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/36Market Place: St. Nicholas' church, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/37Entrance to the Banks, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/38The Banks, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/39The Count's House, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/40Elvet Bridge and buildings at east end, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/41County Hospital: front elevation, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/42County Hospital and signboard appealing for voluntary contributions, n.d.
[early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/43Kepier Hospital, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/44Hallgarth tithe barns, n.d.[20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/45King George VI, the Mayor of Durham, and local dignitaries outside Town Hall, n.d. [1930s]
Ref: H/Du 137/46Market Place, with crowds including university students watching mayor and dignitaries on Town Hall balcony, occasion not identified, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/47Old Elvet: Shire Hall buildings, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/48St. Oswald's church, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/49Copy advertisement including photograph of the Waterloo Hotel, Old Elvet, n.d. [20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/50T. Dufty, hairdresser and tobacconist's shop and staff, also signed as F. & J. Smith, famed tobacconist, no location, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/51Derelict housing, probably Framwellgate, prior to demolition, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 137/52Claypath: William Wasey, saddler and harness maker's shop, c.1915
Ref: H/Du 138Album of photographs of Bearpark, copied from originals in the possession of the school, and of Messrs. Grainger and Mitchell, with accompanying descriptive notes, n.d.
(1 album of 41 black and white, and 2 colour photographic prints, 17 cm. x 12 cm.)
Ref: H/Du 138/1[Bearpark] Colliery band, c.1900
Ref: H/Du 138/2School musicians group, with Mr. Chicken, n.d. [early 1930s]
Ref: H/Du 138/3School netball team, 1955
Ref: H/Du 138/4School garden, n.d. [1930s]
Ref: H/Du 138/5Prize winning ambulance team, n.d. [1950s]
Ref: H/Du 138/6Bearpark Lodge colliery band, c.1930s - 1940s
Ref: H/Du 138/7Miners' Institute old people's party, 1930s
Ref: H/Du 138/8Old people's party, 1930s
Ref: H/Du 138/9Women's Institute party, n.d. [1930s - 1940s]
Ref: H/Du 138/10Women [possibly Women's Institute members] in costume, representing a pageant of the Empire, 1941
Ref: H/Du 138/11-12St. John's Ambulance parade, n.d. [c.1940s]
Ref: H/Du 138/13Bearpark school football team, 1949 - 1950
Ref: H/Du 138/14Village cricket team, 1940s
Ref: H/Du 138/15Mrs. Rushford, during her term of office as Mayor of Durham, and acquaintances at an unidentified function, 1951
Ref: H/Du 138/16Women's Institute group, n.d. [c.1940s]
Ref: H/Du 138/17Women's Institute members, 1960s
Ref: H/Du 138/18Women's Institute 21st anniversary celebration, n.d. [1960s]
Ref: H/Du 138/19 a-bCo-operative store, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/20 a-bHouse on the corner of Durham Road and Bearpark Colliery road, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/21 a-bHouses, Aldin Grange, n.d. [1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/22 a-bRear view of old Methodist chapel opposite school, n.d. [1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/23Front view of old Methodist chapel, later organ builder's premises, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/24number not used
Ref: H/Du 138/25Houses at corner of South View Terrace, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/26Kelvin House, doctor's surgery, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/27Aged Miners' Homes at upper end of village, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/28Old and new [river] Browney bridges, and former turnpike cottage, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/29Dog and Gun public house, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/30Bearpark Post Office, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/31Shops on road above the Co-operative store, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/32Former Working Men's Club, later converted into flats, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/33St. Edmund's church tower and porch, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/34St. Edmund's church, nave exterior, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/35 a-bOld vicarage, later a nursing home, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/36 a-cMiners' Institute, later a Community Centre, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 138/37View of Methodist chapel, later used as a warehouse, and adjacent school house, and school, n.d. [c.1970s]
Ref: H/Du 139Album of photographs of Deerness Valley, copied from originals in the possession of Kenneth Clark, with accompanying descriptive notes, n.d.
(1 album of 52 black and white photographic prints, 17 cm. x 12 cm.)
Ref: H/Du 139/1Waterhouses colliery, showing group of workmen at the head of the short shaft where the water pump was located, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 139/2Entrance to Ragpath Drift, and group of mineworkers, c.1943
Ref: H/Du 139/3Group of eight miners (identified) at Northside Drift, Waterhouses, c.1906
Ref: H/Du 139/4Waterhouses colliery during the 1926 strike, showing pit pinies being exercised by miners, and North Terrace in the background, 1926
Ref: H/Du 139/5View of Esh Winning colliery from South Terrace, showing Cornsay Railway in the foreground, colliery stables, shops and headgear in centre, and North and West Terraces in the background, 1953
Ref: H/Du 139/6Waterhouses Lodge banner and lodge members at Miners' Gala, c.1912
Ref: H/Du 139/7Esh Winning Lodge colliery banner and lodge members [most identified] at Waterhouses railway station, c.1960
Ref: H/Du 139/8Demolition of Ushaw Moor colliery chimney, with Miners' Institute building on skyline, 1932
Ref: H/Du 139/9Derelict buildings at Waterhouses colliery, 1958
Ref: H/Du 139/10View looking east from railway signal box at Waterhouses crossings, towards Waterhouses colliery and gantry, n.d. [c.1958]
Ref: H/Du 139/11Ushaw Moor railway station with passenger train, and Cochrane Terrace aged miners' homes in background, n.d. [c.1960s]
Ref: H/Du 139/12Esh Winning railway station and special passenger train, shortly before closure, c.1967
Ref: H/Du 139/13New Brancepeth signal box, n.d. [c.1960s]
Ref: H/Du 139/14Exterior of St. Catherine's church, New Brancepeth [burned down c.1941], n.d. [c.1930s]
Ref: H/Du 139/15Waterhouses railway goods yard, showing houses for the platelayers [demolished c.1982], n.d. [c.1960s]
Ref: H/Du 139/16Boys' Brigade outside Ushaw Moor Baptist Church, n.d. [c. 1960s]
Ref: H/Du 139/17Primitive Methodist Band of Hope membership certificate of G. W[illia]m Bone, 28 June 1899
Ref: H/Du 139/18Employees outside the Crook Co-operative Society Store at Waterhouses, c.1920
Ref: H/Du 139/19Soup kitchen workers behind the Deerness Valley public house during the miners' strike, 1926
Ref: H/Du 139/20Pigeon loft of J. Dodds, a member of Esh Workmen's Club, and male group, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 139/21East Hedley Hope school pupils and teacher, Sophia Claugham, 1928
Ref: H/Du 139/22Ushaw Moor Council Schools' canteen [soup kitchen] and staff, 1921
Ref: H/Du 139/23Members [identified] of the Auxiliary Fire Service at Waterhouses, 1941
Ref: H/Du 139/24Members [identified] of Deerness Valley Male Voice Choir, 1956
Ref: H/Du 139/25House construction at Hill View, Esh Winning, showing group of local workmen, 1937
Ref: H/Du 139/26Group of local Council members and architect outside Victoria Court (the first council houses built 1953), 1953
Ref: H/Du 139/27Mothers' Union members outside Waterhouses vicarage, n.d. [c. 1950s]
Ref: H/Du 139/28Women's Institute members, n.d. [c. 1970s]
Ref: H/Du 139/29Retirement of Mr. Turnbull, teacher at Esh Winning Junior School, accompanied by headmaster, J. T. Black, and pupils, 1964
Ref: H/Du 139/30Visit to Waterhouses Colliery by film star, Pamela Devis, 1957
Ref: H/Du 139/31Father Fortin, first Roman Catholic priest at New House, Esh Wiining, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/32Front exterior view of Ushaw College, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/33Interior of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic [iron] church, Ushaw Moor, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 139/34Roman Catholic presbytery, St. Joseph's [iron] church, and schools, Ushaw Moor, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 139/35View looking up Station Road, Ushaw Moor, n.d. [early 20th c.]
Ref: H/Du 139/36View looking down Station Road, Ushaw Moor, towards New Brancepeth, with Crook Co-operative Society store on left, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/37New Brancepeth Co-operative Society store at Ushaw Moor, with shop staff on pavement, c.1919
Ref: H/Du 139/38Aged Miners' Homes at Cochrane Terrace, Ushaw Moor, under construction, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/39Esh Winning Roman Catholic church, 1912
Ref: H/Du 139/40New Methodist church at Esh Winning, 1932
Ref: H/Du 139/41Junior Council School and Durham Road, Esh Winning, n.d. [post 1937]
Ref: H/Du 139/42Esh Winning Intermediate School and College View in background, 1934
Ref: H/Du 139/43New House Road, Esh Winning, with Allied Boot and Shoe shop on corner, c.1922
Ref: H/Du 139/44Esh Winning Miners' Memorial Hall, n.d. [post 1923]
Ref: H/Du 139/45View of Esh Winning village, with Stag's Head public house in centre, 1932
Ref: H/Du 139/46Wooden viaduct over the River Deerness at Ushaw Moor, taking the railway line from Durham to Waterhouses, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/47Esh Winning bridle bridge, locally known as Billybell's Beck, on the travelling road from Lymington to Esh Winning colliery, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/48Broadgate footbridge, 1936
Ref: H/Du 139/49View of Waterhouses village showing railway, colliery buildings and beehive coke ovens in foreground, and colliery houses, school and slaughter house in background, c.1933
Ref: H/Du 139/50St. Paul's church, Waterhouses, and original tin church to the right, n.d. [pre 1940]
Ref: H/Du 139/51View of Waterhouses village showing Russell Street centre right, and Boys' Brigade hut and Wesleyan Methodist church in foreground, n.d.
Ref: H/Du 139/52Waterhouses Miners' Institute building, 1920
