Tudhoe Village

Tudhoe & Spennymoor Local History Society

Spennymoor High Street

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  • Peeps at Spennymoor 1930's
  • Postcard of Spennymoor c. 1930's

High Street

  • High Street c.1905
  • High Street c.1905
  • High Street c.1908
  • High Street 1908
  • High Street 1900's
  • Original Town Hall and Bell Tower c. 1910
  • High Street looking to Bridge c.1910
  • High Street c.1912
  • High Street c.1914 near the Bridge Inn
  • Old High Street 1900'S
  • High Street 1920's
  • High Street
  • High Street from Railway Bridge 1925
  • Town Hall & Shops c.1925
  • High Street 30's
  • Wise Fish Shop, The Photo Shop & The Surtees
  • Spennymoor from Cheapside 1960's
  • High Street 1960's
  • National Provisional Bank
  • Snow in Spennymoor 1960's
  • Town Hall Cinema
  • Town hall Shops
  • Harrisons, Nelsons & Savings Sign
  • Allison's,Co-op & Lloyds 1960's
  • Spennymoor Town Hall
  • High Street with Snow c.1970
  • Bowtells Hairdressers,Pearl Assurance & The Waterloo
  • Top of High Street
  • Spennymoor High Street, March 1965
  • Spennymoor High Street, March 1965
  • Spennymoor Shopping Precinct, November 1976.
  • Spennymoor Shopping Precinct, November 1976.
  • High Street New
  • View over town from Town Hall tower to St Pauls
  • Spennymoor Market from Town Hall tower
  • 1991 Town Centre 'Meeting Point' Sculpture
  • Spennymoor Town Centre
  • Festival Walk
  • Bandstand
  • Opening Fountain in Town Centre
  • Inside Town Hall
  • Town Hall
  • Street & Fireworks
  • Town Hall,Red Sky

Central Spennymoor

  • Edwards Bros. Queen Street c.1920's
  • Permanent Gypsy Camp at Queen Street 24th October 1928
  • The Gypsy Encampment at Queen Street October 1928
  • Bishops Close Row late 1950's
  • Bishop Close 300
  • Catherine Street c.1960's
  • Duncombe Street c.1960's
  • Snow in Cambridge Street 1960's
  • Clarence Court
  • The Victoria Public House, March 1965

Railway Bridge

  • Bridge before Demolition 1960
  • Bridge from Clyde Terrace
  • High Street Bridge
  • The Bridge newspaper cutting
  • The Railway Bridge 1966

Whitworth

  • St Pauls Gardens
  • Whitworth Terrace 1903
  • Old Bridge
  • Cup showing Carlton Hill Spennymoor
  • Carlton Hill 1909
  • Carlton Hill now Clyde Terrace showing Kenmirs House c.1920
  • Clyde Tce 1930's
  • Clyde Terrace & Whitworth Terrace looking down towards the Railway Bridge c.1920
  • Whitworth Hall prior to 1876 fire
  • Newtown Cottages Whitworth Lane
  • Newtown Cottages Whitworth Lane

Bessemer Park

  • Bessemer Park
  • Bessemer Park
  • Bessemer Park
  • Bessemer Park
  • Bessemer Park
  • Bessemer Park
  • Bessemer Park

Low Spennymoor

  • Coulson St. Low Spennymoor c.1915
  • Half Moon
  • Salvin Street
  • Dobbies Bank
  • Coulson Street 2002
  • Slag heaps
  • Spennymoor Ironworks, March 1965

Cheapside/Tudhoe Grange

  • Cheapside 1900's
  • Cheapside 1900's
  • Cheapside in Tudhoe Grange c.1907
  • Cheapside in Tudhoe Grange c.1915
  • Cheapside1920
  • Cheapside Picture House c.1920
  • Arcadia 30's
  • Cheapside
  • Bingo Hall 1998
  • The Northern Tea Company sign uncovered
  • Webbs Corner
  • Marmaduke Street
  • The Dene
  • The Dene
  • The Dene~
  • Spennymoor High Street, March 1965

Tudhoe Village/ Tudhoe Colliery

  • Tudhoe 1900
  • Tudhoe Village & Pond 1908
  • Tudhoe Village Early Postcard c.1908
  • Tudhoe Pond
  • Tudhoe Pond with Ducks c.1908
  • Tudhoe Pond
  • Tudhoe Welsh Row
  • Tudhoe
  • Tudhoe Blacksmith
  • Tudhoe House c.1950
  • Tudhoe Village White House Farm c.1989
  • Tudhoe Green
  • Tudhoe Green
  • Tudhoe Ghost
  • Tudhoe Colliery Front Street c.1910
  • Tudhoe Colliery Attwood Terrace and Front Street c.1920's
  • Aerial view of Tudhoe St Charles RC Church and St Mary's Homes Tudhoe Village.

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