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Postcard photograph of a steam train arriving in the railway station, Conches, France, from 'Bob' [Thompson] to his wife, Mary, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/9- Postcard photograph of the Boys' School, Conches, France, from Robert Thompson, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/10
- Postcard photograph of a civilian cyclist and huntsman in the woods at Conches, France, from 'Bob' [Thompson] to his wife, Mary, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/11
- Postcard depicting a French soldier dreaming of his sweetheart at home, Paris, France, sent from 'Bob' [Thompson] to his wife, Mary, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/12
- Postcard depicting a French soldier dreaming of his sweetheart at home, Paris, France, sent from 'Bob' [Thompson] to his wife, Mary, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/13
- Embroidered silk birthday card from 'Bob' Thompson to his wife, Mary, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/14
- Embroidered silk postcard containing a Royal Army Medical Corps design, and birthday greetings from 'Bob' [Thompson] to his wife, Mrs. R. Thompson, 2 D/DLI 7/974/15
- Greetings card containing a verse and a letter from Robert Thompson to his wife, Mary, concerning home news and a proposal to take in lodgers (front),D/DLI 7/974/16(1)
- Greetings card containing a verse and a letter from Robert Thompson to his wife, Mary, concerning home news and a proposal to take in lodgers (inside)D/DLI 7/974/16(2)
- Embroidered silk postcard, bearing the motto 'Souvenir of the Great War', from Robert Thompson to his son, R. Thompson, 2 Blandford Street, HartlepoolD/DLI 7/974/17
- Embroidered silk postcard bearing the motto 'To my dear children', from Robert Thompson to his children, Bobby, Joe and Dolly, n.d. [c.1917]D/DLI 7/974/18
- Birthday card, from Robert Thompson, n.d. [early 20th c.]D/DLI 7/974/19
- Embroidered silk greetings card 'to my dear daughter', n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/974/20
- Embroidered silk postcard bearing the motto 'To my dear Father', from Bobby and Joe Thompson to their father, Robert Thompson, sending Christmas greetD/DLI 7/974/21
- Christmas card 'To my boy, now serving his King and Country', sent to R. Thompson, 7 Montague Street, Hartlepool, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/974/22
- Birthday card from Stanley to Uncle Bob, n.d. [early 20th c.]D/DLI 7/974/23
- Invitation for R.P. Thompson and Miss M. Hooton to attend the wedding of J.W. Thompson to Eva Whitton in St. Columba's church, Sunderland, on 11 JanuaD/DLI 7/974/24
- Christmas card, from M.H. to R.T. [Mary Hooton to Robert Thompson] n.d. [c. 1906]D/DLI 7/974/25
- Christmas card, from Mary [to Robert Thompson], n.d. [early 20th c.]D/DLI 7/974/26
- Christmas card, from Mary and Bob, n.d. [early 20th c.]D/DLI 7/974/27
- Postcard photograph of Roman Catholic priests on a balcony, entitled 'The Children's Procession, watched from the Archbishop's House', from Mrs. Mary D/DLI 7/974/28
- Embroidered silk postcard from Mark Hill, Belgium, to his sister, Miss Hill, Hartlepool, December n.y. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/974/29
- Christmas greetings card, n.d. [early 20th c.]D/DLI 7/974/30
- Greetings card containing applied floral decoration, France, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/974/31
- Photograph of three soldiers, including Private Robert Thompson, left, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/974/32
- Photograph of four cooks and a sergeant of The Army Cyclists Corps, taken during training, probably at York, n.d. [c.1915] Possibly includes Private D/DLI 7/974/33
- Photograph of a brick field oven stacked with firewood at an Army training camp; taken by Avison and Company, York, n.d. [c.1915]D/DLI 7/974/34
- Photograph of a double chamber brick field oven at an Army training camp; taken by Avison and Company, York, n.d. [c.1915]D/DLI 7/974/35
- Photograph of a brick field oven with sealed opening at an Army training camp, taken by Avison and Company, York, n.d. [c.1915]D/DLI 7/974/36
- Photograph of trays of meat after cooking in a brick field oven at an Army training camp, taken by Avison and Company, York, n.d. [c.1915]D/DLI 7/974/37
- Photograph of a field kitchen brick range for cooking pots at an Army training camp, taken by Avison and Company, York, n.d. [c. 1915]D/DLI 7/974/38
- Photograph of a field kitchen range and brick ovens at an Army training camp, taken by Avison and Company, York, n.d. [c.1915]D/DLI 7/974/39
- Photograph of the grave of Private L.C.E. Townsend, who died in 1942, in Tobruk War Cemetery, Libya, 1959D/DLI 7/707/1
- Photograph of Private J. Trotter, n.d., [1915 - 1918]D/DLI 7/708/9
- Photograph of J. Trotter and other wounded men outside South Shields Town Hall, n.d., [1918 - 1921]D/DLI 7/708/10
- Photograph of Private M.R. Trotter, n.d., [1899]D/DLI 7/710/4
- Photograph of Private M.R. Trotter, n.d., [1902]D/DLI 7/710/5
- Photograph of Lance-Corporal M.R. Trotter, n.d., [1918]D/DLI 7/710/6
- Photograph of the boxing team of the 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Iceland, 1941D/DLI 7/711/1
- Copy photograph of 'Sergeant Anson and twelve Murton lads, 15th D.L.I.', taken at a training camp, n.d. [1914 - 1915 Includes: front row, second froD/DLI 7/976/4
- Photograph of three soldiers at a training camp, including, centre, Private J. Carmichael, and right, Private E.W. Toft, both of the 15th Battalion ThD/DLI 7/976/5
- Photograph of Private G.W. Tucker, n.d. [1914 - 1918]D/DLI 7/713/4
- Postcard of a group photograph of the sergeants of 2nd Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, sent by 'Fred' [Aldershot], Hampshire, to Sergeant InstruD/DLI 7/715/1
- Postcard of a group photograph of soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry outside their battalion headquarters, sent by 'Fred', [place name illegible], D/DLI 7/715/2
- Postcard of a group photograph of D.L.I. soldiers [on camp], from 'Fred', Hipswell, Yorkshire, to Herbert J. Tuffs, Britannia Villa, Queen's Avenue, KD/DLI 7/715/3
- Postcard of a group photograph of officers of the D.L.I. taken at camp, sent by 'Fred', Sunderland, to 'Bert' Thomas, 29 Belmont Road, Beckenham, KentD/DLI 7/715/4
- Photograph of the 'D' Company memorial plaque unveiled by Colonel F. Walton, 5 November 1958D/DLI 7/715/5
- Photograph portrait, full length, of Lieutenant-Colonel John Turnbull, n.d., [c. 1908 - 1912]D/DLI 7/716/1
- Photograph half portrait of Colonel John Turnbull, C.M.G., V.D., D.L., and his medal ribbons inset into the photograph mount, n.d., [post November 192D/DLI 7/716/2
- Photograph of Private Alfred Turner, Durham Light Infantry, seated with another DLI soldier, n.d. [1914 - 1915]D/DLI 7/719/7
