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The North East in the 1960s
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Ruins of Gibside Hall, 1969
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Gibside Monument, 1969
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Gibside Chapel, 1969
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Opening of the Tyne Tunnel, January 1968
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Opening of the Tyne Tunnel, January 1968
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Opening of the Tyne Tunnel, January 1968
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Opening of the Tyne Tunnel, January 1968
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The Revellers Juvenile Jazz Band, 1968
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Gateshead Lionhearts Jazz Band, 1968
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Possibly a Guidepost Jazz Band, 1968
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The Ashington Gay Geordies Jazz Band, 1968
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Beadnell Harbour, 1966
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A view from the Castle Keep, Newcastle, 1965
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A view from the Castle Keep, Newcastle, 1965
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A view from the Castle Keep, Newcastle, 1965
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A view of Hexham Abbey, 1965
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Seahouses harbour, 1965
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Lindisfarne Castle, 1965
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St. Marys Island, 1965
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The river at Morpeth, autumn 1965
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Netherton Colliery band 1897
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Netherton/Nedderton old photos
People and places at Netherton and Nedderton 1900-1960s
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A Netherton man with his Show Champion horse
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The Hall Pit, Netherton
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The Hall Pit, Netherton
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The Howard Pit head
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Nedderton School 1902
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Netherton schoolmaster
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Pitmen at Netherton in 1911
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Co-op Manager & his wife
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Nedderton colliery houses
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Getting some darning done
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A moment to rest
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Netherton milkman 1928
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Women throwing snowballs
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Back of Office Row 1930s
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Front of Office Row 1930s
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Electricity arrives at Netherton
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Colliery electrification
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Training a pit pony at Netherton
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Nedderton Village 1930s or 40s
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Nedderton in snow 1940s
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Netherton Colliery Railway Engine 1970.
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Guess where
Hi Sissinghurst, sorry for the very long delay, it wasn't deliberate, but I rarely use the website now. The statue is at Eggleston Hall Garden, about 5 miles from Barnard Castle. The garden is well worth a visit, and not not many people seem to know about it. This is the website http://www.egglestonhallgardens.co.uk/walk.html Regards, Carole
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Netherton Colliery - People And Places
I've added a new album called ‘End of an Era' in the Places section of the Gallery. It contains newspaper cuttings dating from the 1970s about the end of the colliery. There are some photos and quite a lot of cuttings mentioning people who lived at Netherton at the time. The cuttings make me remember what a strong community it was. Quite a lot of people really wanted to stay but the Council wouldn't improve the houses. Carole
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The End of Netherton Colliery
Newspaper cuttings about the end of Netherton colliery
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North East photos
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Beamish Museum
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Beamish Museum
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Beamish Museum
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The old Co-op
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Making sweets
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George Stephenson's birthplace
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Kielder Birds of Prey Centre
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Poppies near Corbridge
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Halton
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Topiary Pig at Halton
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Warkworth
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Elsdon church skull cabinet
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Belsay Hall
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Dunstanborough Castle
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Bamburgh
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Bamburgh Castle
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Roman road near Otterburn
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Near Alnwick
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Alnwick Garden
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Netherton Colliery Houses 1957
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Netherton Colliery - People And Places
I have just added about 30 more photos to my gallery of old photos of Netherton and Nedderton. All the photos in my gallery are from the same family collection and date from around 1900 to the 1960s. I can't find any more recent ones which is a shame. The new photos include: Photos of the Hall Pit and Howard Pit Pupils at Nedderton School Another photograph of Netherton pitmen Office Row Electrification of the colliery Snow at Netherton Training a pit pony Nedderton village The Winding House controls An engine and a motor at the colliery Children at a Wartime fancy dress pageant Netherton residents on a Wartime day trip to the Kyles of Bute Howard House Various other photos around Netherton I'm having trouble with identifying some of the photos and would be glad of any help if anyone has more information about them. Carole
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Netherton Colliery - People And Places
I've just been given another box of old photos of Netherton. They're from the same source as the ones I have already had, so I'm re-uniting the family collection. I will scan any which might be of interest and add them to the gallery. Looking through, I'm having trouble identifying one of them (attached). Can anyone help me identify what it is? I thought it might be the winding engine because my grandfather and great uncle were Winding Enginemen, and there's another photo of the controls in the Winding House. However, isn't it a bit small to be a Winding Engine? Maybe it's a pump to provide ventilation underground. I'm just guessing. Are any of you experts? Any help you can give would be gratefully received, otherwise I'll have to give it a very vague label in the Gallery. Carole
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Hello To All
Thanks for the welcome, and sorry my ‘Hello' was so long in coming. I have had several messages about the photos. I'm glad to be able to share them via the board, and it's good to hear that some of them mean a lot to people. I'm gradually gathering more of my great aunt's photo collection together - they did get distributed around the family, so I hope to track down more which might be of interest. They'll all be from the same era, so apologies to anyone hoping for more recent ones.
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Hello To All
Hi everyone, I joined a while ago because I can contribute old photos. I don't live in the North East now but my Dad's family came from Netherton and Bedlington, and I spent a lot of time at Netherton when I was growing up. I have put my photos in the Places section of the Gallery. I get more photos from time to time from family contacts and I'll add any which might be of interest. A few people have been in touch about the photos via the Personal Messenger, and if I know anything which could help I'll pass it on. Regard, Carole
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Netherton Colliery - People And Places
Hi, I have just managed to send a second photo of the girls at Franch Flag Day which might include your Great Aunty Jean without a message (I don't really know what I'm doing!) My Great Aunt Kitty is the girl sitting down in the second photo. Kitty lived at Netherton all her life, and she died in 1999. We have lost all the people who could have answered all the questions we now have. It sounds as if you have a really interesting family to investigate, I do hope you hear from people who can help you. Carole
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Netherton Colliery - People And Places