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Ben Scott and a happy group outside East Loftus Community Centre. Mary Scott, Carrie Money and Margaret Bowers are in the picture. Can you name any of the others or tell us when it was taken?
Mick Morrison has advised: “Mrs. Eva Linton is the third lady from the left, and Mr. Bob Carter is the man on the far right of the back row.“
Mrs Elsie Plews on left and another lady is identified as possibly Gladys Morrison by Barbara Hale.
Rose Daniels assists with: “The lady with white hair and trousers and the gentleman next to her with no tie are husband and wife Ginny and Dinky Arnold.”
Image courtesy of Joan Jemson, thanks to Mick Morrison, Barbara Hale and Rose Daniels for the updates on names.
The tall chimney was from the gas works coke house, can you remember the smell? The hut partially hidden by the bushes was the tally cabin, where the miners would have picked up their lamps and their tallies before crossing the bridge in the foreground to enter the mine. I am sure some of you will remember Fiery Jack that worked in the tally cabin. A. N. Andrew has advised: “Miners only collected their tallies from Fiery Jacks, all miners made up their own lamps at home before going to work. I used to polish my stepdads lamp.”
Image courtesy of the Pem Holliday Collection, thanks to A. N. Andrew for the update.
Staithes Pigeon Club members in the Wharton Arms at Skelton in 1951, for the dinner and presentation evening. Do you recognise anybody in the picture?
Image and details to date courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn (photograph – Copyright L.W. & C.D. Richardson & Son, Redcar).
Pigeon club members photographed at a District presentation evening held in the Wharton Arms at Skelton in 1951. Can you recognise anybody present, please tell us?
Paul Biott advises: “Third person in front row of the people standing on the right is my Grandad Charlie Biott.”
Image and details courtesy of Mr. Ray Conn and the Pem Holliday Collection (photograph – Copyright L.W. & C.D. Richardson & Son, Redcar), thanks to Paul Biott for the update.
A lovely photograph of Ray Silver and Tom Harrop taken in 1979; and let’s not forget Pixie the dog.
Image courtesy of Ray Silver.
Were you visiting the ruins of Mount Grace Priory, please tell us?
Image courtesy of Mr. D. McKenna.
These ruins require careful study, tell us your names girls please?
Image courtesy of Mr. D. McKenna.
The Archive asked: “Share the secret, who are you and what were you looking at?” Andrew Hodgson tells us: ”Picture taken at Carlton Outdoor Education Centre, near Stokesley. Front (right centre): Jason Booth, to his left Mark Moon. Front (left centre): Lisa Jackson.”
Image courtesy of Mr D. McKenna and thanks to Andrew Hodgson for the update.
We asked: “Okay you pupils tell us where you were and what you were all looking at?” Andrew Hodgson told us: ”Carlton Outdoor Education Centre; front (left to right): Jason Wharton, Christopher Hogarth, Mark ?. Centre right (1 o’clock position): Michele Bailey.” Are there any more names?
Image courtesy of Mr. D. McKenna and thanks to Andrew Hodgson for the update.
Mr McKenna explains something to two pupils. We asked: ”But what and where are they?” David told us: ”The doorway in the background looks very similar to the ones of Mount Grace Priory” and Kim Lindley tell us: ”Ashley Dohring and Lisa Ward are the two little ladies.”
Image courtesy of Mr D. McKenna and thanks to David and Kim Lindley for the updates.
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