Catalogue

Photograph looking east towards a turkey farm, built on the site of the former sewerage works, Potter House Lane, Pity Me, Durham, December 1988

Photograph looking east towards a sewerage works and turkey farm, Pity Me, Durham, December 1988

Photograph looking east towards Woodbine Farm, Pity Me, Durham, December 1988

Photograph taken from A167, looking towards Woodbine Farm, a dog kennels and cattery, and the site of the former sewerage works, before the construction of the Arnison Centre, Pity Me, Durham, December 1988

Photograph taken from Abbey Road, looking east from the Day Centre towards Charlton's Fields, before the construction of the Arnison Centre, Pity Me, Durham, December 1988

Photograph taken from half mile post, looking east towards Newton Grange, Durham, December 1988

Photograph taken from Abbey Road looking towards the Day Centre, Pity Me, Durham, 1989

Photograph of fields belonging to Ray Ianson and Mr. Parker, before the construction of the garden centre, Pity Me, Durham, 1989

Photograph taken from the A167, looking across the dog kennels and cattery towards Woodbine Farm, showing the construction of the new road at the Arnison Centre, Pity Me, Durham, 1989

Photograph taken from the A167, looking across the dog kennels and cattery towards Woodbine Cottage, after the construction of the new road to the Arnison Centre, Pity Me, Durham, n.d., 1989

Photograph of a roundabout on the A167 and Potterhouse Lane, showing the construction of the new road to the Arnison Centre, Pity Me, Durham, 1989

Photograph of a building at the rear of Front Street, Pity Me, Durham, On reverse: a drawing of the location of the building, n.d., 1989

Copy photograph of a group of unidentified children and adults standing in front of an unidentified building, Pity Me, Durham, n.d., 1940s

Copy photograph of a group of sailors in the Merchant Navy, including Frank Hughff (middle row third from right), n.d., 1930s

Copy photograph of an unidentified man standing next to a bicycle advertising J.C.Thurkettle, butcher, Pity Me, Durham, n.d., 1930s; copy photograph of an unidentified man and boy standing next to a horse and cart, n.d., 1930s

Photograph of a drawing of Tom Leng's shed, The Orchard, Pity Me, drawn by J Richardson, 1942; photograph taken, n.d., 1989

Photograph of a drawing of Meg Jackson's house, Stank Lane, Pity Me, Durham, drawn by J Richardson, 1936; photograph taken, n.d., 1989

Photograph of a drawing of a squib factory with powder and detonator store sheds, Pity Me, Durham, n.d.

Drawing of the grave of John Richardson in the orchard at Caterhouse Farm, Framwellgate Moor, by J Jackson, 1938 John Richardson, who died on 29 September 1684 was buried in his orchard at Caterhouse Farm. Caterhouse Farm is now the site of New College

Newspaper cutting from the Northern Echo of a photograph, taken in 1932, of children, attending Framwellgate Moor Sunday School, 29 December 1992 Front row: M. Winter, B Oxley, Cruddace, T. High, H. Morton, E. High, E. Lund, Cruddace, Cruddace, E. Watson, P. Humes, M. Harburn, G. Graham, D. Jones. Second row: J. Baff, A. Graham, J. Alderson, J. Harburn, Field, E. Stainsby, J. Lane, W. Dowgray, Graham. Third row: H. Stainsby, A. Forster, I. Bowers, N. Golightly, F. Bainbridge, E. Harburn, I. Humes, D. Marshall, D. Morton, E. Watson, N. Dodds. Back row: N. lane, H. Morton, J. Dobison, P. Eyley, A. Jones, B. Winter, B. Humes, A. Graham. E. Greenweel, E. Cruddace, G. Dowgray, W. Byurnip.