Seven men and one woman posing in a courtyard. Not known who, why or where.

HHT&N 405

A picture of two men shaking hands with others around. Not known what the occasion was.

HHT&N 413

A fantastic photograph of a group of workers. Sadly, we don't know where they worked other than the Middleton area, Hartlepool. 

Staff picture. Location unknown

HHT&N 502

Staff picture. Location unknown. Canoe in the background.

HHT&N 503

A street party to celebrate the end of WW2. Location unknown.

HHT&N 434

Three gentlemen from old Hartlepool pose for a photograph. Not known who, where, why or when.

HHT&N 397

Three unknown cricketers.

Only two of the cricketers are now unknown as we have been informed that the gentleman on the right is Robert Stonehouse.

HHT+N 486

Two men and two women with an early car. The bonnet is up and one man is in shirt sleeves and looks as though he has been doing some work. Location unknown.

HHT&N 672

Two old boilers in a cluttered works yard. It looks like they are being cut up.

HHT&N 470

A picture of two men stood beside two lorries. One has DWAC on the door.

A website user has contacted us with some information. DWAC stands for Durham War Agricultural Committee and the lorries were used transport POWS to and from farms and mines where they worked.

If anyone has any further information please let us know.

HHT&N 669

Unknown church football team posing with the vicar and their cup.

HHT+N 490

An unknown football team who had won the Lormor Wednesday Challenge Cup, prior to the Great War.

From 1907 onwards, the Lormor Association Football League & Challenge Cup competition was run in the area, it was restricted to clubs within a 12-mile radius of West Hartlepool GPO.  This Cup may be part of the organisation Competitions. The League appears to have run until the Great War, it was restricted to players aged on average under 21 years of age. The League Sec was H Bennett of 18 , Hampshire Street, or contact Larmor’s business in Lynn Street.

The Lormor family presented a trophy for competition among under 21s in the District Rugby Union post war.

Family group photograph at unknown christening.

HHT&N 518

Unknown clothes shop.

HHT&N 339

Unknown factory workers.

HHT&N 507

A group of unknown men on the docks next to a railway line.

HHT&N 425

A collection of unknown men in a variety of uniforms. Any help identifying the picture would be appreciated.

HHT&N 539

Unknown piece of machinery. It could be some sort of furnace.

HHT&N 452

An unknown politician.

HHT&N 389

The inside of an unknown printer's shop.

HHT&N 458

A group of unknown schoolchildren posing.

HHT&N 519

Unknown snooker or billiard team posing with their trophies.

HHT+N 488

According to Barbara Dickinson the young girl in front of the window wearing the dark pinafore and white long sleeved blouse is her late mother Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Watson. She is not sure where the image was taken but she does  know her mother lived in Southburn Terrace from 1933 and previously to that she lived in Cornwall Street. 

Unknown street party.

HHT&N 521

Unknown wedding group outside the gates of the Town Hall.

HHT&N 511

Two men in a workshop. There appears to be what could be lengths of tin to the side.

HHT&N 456