County Durham Collection (page 7)

A school classroom in Peterlee, a small town built under the New Towns Act of 1946, in County Durham. 3rd March 1954

Darlington Football Club. 1973

Egglescliffe Village, County Durham. 1972

Middlesbrough Football Clubs new training facility at Hurworth near Darlington is slowly taking shape. Pictured, views to the sides. 21st July 1998

Children in Hartburn, County Durham, playing conkers under a conker tree. 1971

A young woman in the toilets at The Mall nightclub in Stockton. 15th December 1988

PJ & Duncan at the The Mall Roadshow at The Mall nightclub in Stockton. 20th December 1994

Hysteria hit the streets of Stockton as hundreds of screaming schoolgirls visit The Mall nightclub to see Take That. Pictured, Take That member Howard Donald in driving seat of car outside club

Teeny boppers concert at The Mall nightclub in Stockton. 30th August 1994

Television presenter Cathy Secker with Sid the snake at St Bedes School Fete, Lanchester. 15th May 1988

A bird has made a nest in the signage of the Charles Clinkard shop in the Castle Centre in Stockton. Staff are convinced its the same thrush who last year successfully reared three young in this same

Snow at Stockton Allotments. County Durham, 1971

A street scene in Darlington, County Durham. Jacksons Ltd. boot and shoe shop. 8th June 1937

Raby Castle in County Durham. 26th February 1935

The Market place at Barnard Castle. 11th October 1930

Follonsby Colliery, White Mare Pool. Circa 1935

North Seaton Colliery. 18th September 1939

Teachers in Jarrow join the war effort by helping the preparation of ration cards. October 1939

Coronation Pit in County Durham. 1st February 1939

From the roof of Durham Cathedral, a view of the city with the majestic castle in the foreground. 2nd June 1937

The opening of the pedestrianisation of Stockton High Street. A member of the Japanese group entertains shoppers. 6th July 1994

Workmen try to beat the freezing weather, before daytime work on Stockton High Street stops. 24th November 1993

Stockton High Street, leading to Norton Road. 4th July 1992

Community Carnival at Stockton High Street, part of the Stockton Festival. 2nd August 1997

Stockton Market, with The Shambles backing on to it. 6th December 1988

Lord and Lady Lawson in the garden of their home at Beamish. 27th September 1962

Market Place in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Durham Cathedral in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

River Wear, Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Street scene in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Saddler Street in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Durham Castle, Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

General view of Durham City, County Durham, showing the River Wear. 24th May 1969

General view of Durham City, with Durham Cathedral in the background, County Durham. 24th May 1969

General street view of Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

General street view looking down Allergate Terrace in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

The bus station in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

A view looking down North Bailey in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Durham City, County Durham. Durham Cathedral and the River Wear. 24th May 1969

General view of Durham City, with Durham Castle in the background, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Aerial image of Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969

Double Decker Tramcar No. 342 at Consett, County Durham, England, 13th July 1967

St Godrics Roman Catholic Church in Durham City, which was engulfed by flames. Sections of the church roof collapsed. 14th January 1985

Visitors to Billingham Beck Valley test out the delights of nettle soup. Walk leader Alex Weir (second left) and assistant warden Howard Ward (third left)

Families enjoy bird watching at Billingham Beck Country Park. 30th May 1994

Eaglescliffe shops on Durham Road, 14th July 1994

M Hill of Marske batting against Stockton at Stockton. 2nd June 1978

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County Durham, located in the picturesque region of North East England, is a land steeped in history and natural beauty. From its iconic landmarks to its stunning landscapes, this county has something for everyone. One cannot mention County Durham without highlighting the magnificent Durham Cathedral. Standing proudly on the banks of the River Wear, this architectural masterpiece is a sight to behold. Its towering presence against the backdrop of the river creates a mesmerizing view that captures both locals and tourists alike. Venturing further into County Durham, you will discover High Force in Upper Teesdale. This breathtaking waterfall cascades down with immense power, leaving visitors awe-inspired by nature's forceful display. The surrounding area offers an idyllic setting for hiking enthusiasts who can explore trails such as the Pennine Way walking trail. As you make your way towards Durham City, you will be greeted by Elvet Bridge - an enchanting structure that connects past and present. This historic city boasts not only its famous cathedral but also charming streets lined with quaint shops and cafes that exude old-world charm. For those seeking tranquility amidst nature's embrace, Middleton in Teesdale is a hidden gem within County Durham. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, it provides an escape from bustling city life while offering panoramic views that are simply breathtaking. County Durham's diverse wildlife adds another layer of allure to this already captivating destination. Red grouse can be spotted gracefully navigating through heather-covered moors – a testament to the county's commitment to preserving its natural habitats. County Durham effortlessly combines rich heritage with stunning landscapes to create an unforgettable experience for all who visit. Whether exploring historical sites like Fulling Mill or immersing oneself in nature at High Force or along the River Wear – there is no shortage of wonders waiting to be discovered within this remarkable county.