Annie Brownlee, probably in the 1930s.

Annie Brownlee was a professional violinist, but was also the pianist at hartlepool's Electric Theatre during the 1930s.

Salvation Army girls Constance Odgers (left), Mary Horsley (centre), and Harriet Chappell (right), taking eggs to Howbeck Workhouse.

A group of school boys from Elwick Road School, on the Burn Valley playing field  in 1942.

"Handmaidens" bowls team at the Festival of the Sea in August 1986.

Samuel Chappell's first motor car, in which he passed his driving test in 1955.

Harriet Chappell outside No. 50 Milton Road in 1938/39. Harriet was Manageress at the Seaton Bakery; there was also a shop in Hart Road (later Raby Road).

John Richard Chappell in Wharton Street in 1956/57, with Errol Street in the background.

John Richard Chappell, next to the rose beds in Ward Jackson Park, with 'Four Winds' in the background.

Lynnfield School, 1960-62, with "King" John Richard Chappell in the centre of the back row, wearing his crown.

Mrs. Carter, Caretaker at the Yorkshire Bank on Church Street, outside No.50 Milton Road.

Private (later Cratfsman), Samuel Chappell (2nd from left), on National Service with the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME), at the Poperinge Barracks, Arborfield, Berkshire, in 1952.

Samuel Chappell (front), on National Service at Arborfield, Berks. in 1952. At the back (left to right), is Ernie Blood (from Newcastle), Rex Pedder (from Luton), and John Bradley.

Staff at the Morritt Arms, Greta Bridge. On the right is Hartlepool girl Annie Brownlee, a professional musician who was also the pianist at Hartlepool's Electric Theatre during the 1930s.

Margaret Chappell relaxes on the grass at a holiday camp in Yarmouth, with the family's works van in the background. 

Richardsons Westgarth ("Richies"), choir displaying two of their trophies. J.William Brownlee is on the front row, fourth from the right.

Sandringham Road Presbyterian Church, West Hartlepool. In June 1958, the church amalgamated with St John's Park Road. Now the Hartlepool Football Supporters Club.

Sandringham Road Presbyterian Church Outing - William Brownlee is on the back row, second from the right.

Samuel Chappell's pale blue, 1965 Hillman Super Minx.

Jobs were hard to find or keep in Hartlepool in the early 1960s as this letter from "Richies" shows.

Margaret Fawcett and her her father about to enter the Sandringham Road Presbyterian Church. Margaret, with the help of Reverend Cooper's wife, made her own wedding dress, and those of the bridesmaids. The wedding car was supplied by Meredith's Taxis.

Wedding guests, all from Gamlen's Chemist shop at No.223 York Road, outside the Sandringham Road Presbyterian Church for the marriage of Samuel Chappell and Margaret Fawcett.

The wedding group outside the Sandringham Road Presbyterian Church in 1939/40. The church is now the Hartlepool United Supporters Club.
Georgina Pike worked as Head Clerk at Binn's Department Store; Robina Brownlee was a nurse at Cameron's Hospital; Richard Fawcett was a coffin-maker for Simpson's and lived in Hart Road (old Hartlepool). His house was one of those damaged during the German Bombardment in 1914.

An outing for the Wesley Church Ladies Group.