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A cold frame will always spell warm memories for his 15 years as a head of a Middlesbrough School for keen gardener Mr Barry Sawyer
Marco Polo Italian Restaurant owner Matteo (centre) with staff Pino (left) and Gary (right). 14th October 1997
Theres always plenty of activity here. Its the room where all the local history questions are answered just one of the many behind-the-scenes departments of the Central Library. 15th March 1956
This is part of the Lending Library that the public rarely see, always a hive of activity. There are empty shelves on the left - but they will only stay that way until reading starts falling off in
Susan Dubif with her baby son Sean at Sandwell Hospital. 12th April 1983
General Manager Paul Morrison of the Swallow Hotel is looking at the plans for the major investment into the new rooms, halls, restaurant, pool and gym in the near future. 18th August 1998
Fly on the wall feature on the Swallow Hotel, Stockton. General Manager Paul Morrison. 6th August 1998
Newcastle Civic Centre restaurant. 8th December 1964
Extra staff may be needed to ease the strain on the workers at Coventry central library, since the librarys move to the site of the former Tiffanys Ballroom in the city centre
Computer service at Central Library, Coventry. 16th October 1976
Charge nurse David Mudd and nurse Janet Groom are using blasts from the past donated by folk in the North Tees area to help elderly and confused people cope with the present
Coventry city library. 21st July 1978
Inside the new branch library in Church Hall, Hurst Road, Longford. 9th February 1965
Stuart Minton, Deputy News Editor, South Wales Echo Newspaper, 13th May 1975
Stuart Minton, Editor, South Wales Echo Newspaper, 2nd September 1993
Stuart Minton, News Editor, South Wales Echo Newspaper, 15th January 1986
Peter Hill, former Coventry City winger, who is now the Sky Blues kit man. 29th January 1988
Peter Hill, the Coventry City trainers, answers questions at a sports forum organised by the Coventry branch of the Industrial Life Offices Association at the Barras House Hotel
Stephanie, the Royal Pigeon with owner Dennis Sanders arrive at the PDSA Quinton, to officially open the clinic. 11th September 1996
A portrait of Daily Mirror photographer Doreen Spooner. 2nd December 1964
Daily Mirror photographer Doreen Spooner drinking beer for a feature in the Daily Mirror. 27th September 1962
Birmingham Mail fashion editor Barbara Henderson. April 1967
Ten women in the Huddersfield area were gifted with special Christmas Day deliveries, they all had babies. And Huddersfield Royal Infirmary midwifery staff had their hands full because nine of
Miss Felicity Green, Daily Mirror Assistant Editor. 16th March 1962
Teesmouth Lifeboat. 23rd March 1969
The old Teesmouth lifeboat being launched for the last time after lifeboat chiefs welcomed a new super-fast vessel to the Tees - and launched a £ 150, 000 appeal to pay for her. 4th January 1986
Birmingham Mail Staff Report Peter Swingler. 26th January 1984
Doctors in Middlesbrough have begun using an advanced ultra-sound scanner capable of detecting heart defects in unborn babies
Expectant mums need never miss an episode of Dallas or Dynasty thanks to the generosity of a hospital charity group. Five colour television sets worth £ 900 were handed over to Middlesbrough
The Zetland and Breakers Clubs, of Redcar, jointly presented a cheque for £586The Zetland and Breakers Clubs, of Redcar, jointly presented a cheque for £ 586.85 to Middlesbrough Maternity Hospitals social care baby unit
Daily Mirror Sports Writer Ken Jones. 16th September 1984
Prime Minister Winston Churchill accompanied by the Mayor and Alderman JA Mosely, inspects a large scale Civil Defence parade in Broadgate, Coventry during the Second World War. 26th September 1941
This 18th century pen and ink wash drawing will soon go on show at the Kirkleatham Old Hall Museum. The picture of the eastern face of the hall, though to have been drawn in the 1760s by W Broadbelt
Winners of the Kirkleatham Hall museum colouring competition, Rachel Robinson, 11, and Rebecca Wake, 4. 6th August 1997
Kirkleatham Old Hall Museum curator Leigh Lampard with two of the old shop signs the museum has for display. 4th January 1994
Some of the 25 children who took part in a sponsored obstacle race organised by Parkwood Playgroup. The two and three-year-olds went through tunnels, up climbing frames and through hoops
Mrs Rita Manchester receives a loaf of bread from six-year old Angela Chapman after a harvest-style concert held to mark her retirement from St Patricks RC Junior and Infants School, Dalton
An area has been set aside at North Riding Infirmary, Middlesbrough, for parents waiting for their children having operations in the ear, nose and throat ward
A resuscitation trolley is presented to the North Riding Infirmary. L-R Mayor of Middlesbrough Cllr. Irene Berryman, Linda Bailey tres
An invited audience gathered at North Riding Infirmary to hear the results of a Christmas card competition sponsored by the ear, nose, throat and eye research organisation ENTER
A rabbits costume made by students of fashion at Teesside College of Arts & Design was given to the Big Ears Appeal (Cochlea Implant Appeal)
Staff from North Riding Infirmary, Middlesbrough, entertained family, friends and members of the public to the joys of pantomime
All smiles... pupils from Woodhouse Infant and Nursery School raise a cheer for Mrs Doreen Pearson who has retired after working in the school meals service for 25 years
Happy retirement Grandma... kitchen supervisor Mrs Joan Booth says farewell to colleagues and pupils at Meltham CE Junior and Infants School after 24 years there
Helpful people with a large cheque... thats Rawthorpe High Schools ancillary staff, who raised £ 276.25 for the bodyscanner
The London G. P. O Tower Restaurant which is very similar to the restaurant in the MoscowThe London G.P.O Tower Restaurant which is very similar to the restaurant in the Moscow Radio Tower. Mr Gustav, the restaurant manager holds a picture of the Moscow revolving restaurant
John Warburton, manager of The Turf public house next door to Wrexham F.Cs Racecourse Ground, sitting beside an empty grate in his best room. 2nd November 1972
