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Three
Tuns and Filling Station (circa 1935)
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Heddon
House
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Site of the Heddon Pit and Brickworks |
Home
Guard 1939 - 1945
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The class of Heddon school (1908) | |||||
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Road
Junction (circa 1925)
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Heddon
Hall
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Heddon Station |
Village
Group on Holiday
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School Group (1920/21) (Named) | |||||
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Original
filling station (circa 1920), with attendants. Tank house, Garden house
and Mushroom Row
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Heddon
Hall (West wing demolished)
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Heddon Station Platform |
Children
around Bonfire on Heddon Common (Coronation
of Edward VII - June 26th 1902)
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School Group (1922/23) (Named) | |||||
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Filling
station and Military Road (circa 1935)
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Towne
Gate (circa 1900). Hearse house & Methodist church. Queen Victoria
Diamond Jubilee tree
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Heddon Station with diesel train (circa 1958) |
Bonfire
on Heddon Common (Coronation of Edward VII - June 26th 1902)
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Heddon C of E (1928). Group aged 10 with Schoolmaster Mr Fornier (Named) | |||||
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Filling
station (early 1950's)
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The
Square Yard (circa 1954/55). The tap is one of the five communal taps
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Interior of the General Room at Heddon Station. Prepared for Queen Victoria Jubilee |
Men
around Bonfire on Heddon Common (Coronation
of Edward VII - June 26th 1902)
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School Group (Named} | |||||
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Old
A69 road, through the village and the Co-op shop
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Mushroom
Row (circa early 1950's)
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Looking west up the military road, before building took place. Taken (Aug 1919) from site now occupied by bungalows No 17 & 19 |
Group
of Boys (Festival of Britain 1951)
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School Group (Named} | |||||
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Centre
of the village from the Military Road
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Jubilee
Terrace (circa 1900)
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Looking north across the Military Road towards Bays Leap farm, over land that was later opencast. Taken (Aug 1919) from the site now occupied by bungalows No 17 & 19 |
Group
of Girls (Festival of Britain 1951)
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School Group | |||||
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The
Milk Race comes to Heddon
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Blue
Row (circa 1912)
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Looking north over land that was later opencast. Taken (Aug 1919) from the site now occupied by bungalows No 17 & 19 |
Group
of Children on the Wall (Sports Day 1947)
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School Group Circa 1960 (Named) | |||||
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Procession
of cars going past the Three Tuns (1960
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The
Quaker Girl
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Bays Leap farm |
Village
map (1897)
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School Group Circa 1961 (Named) | |||||
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Three
Tuns and village pond (circa 1915)
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Charabanc
(The Quaker Girl) built in Heddon by J. Murray & son (circa 1920)
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Open cast site, taken from the Military road showing the road to Bays Leap farm |
Sleeping
Beauty Panto Group - Heddon Methodist Chapel (1934) (Named)
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School Group Circa 1963 (Named) | |||||
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Three
Tuns and village pond (tinted)
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Model Cottages (9 - 11 Military Road) under construction (1920) | Section of Roman Wall (circa 1950) |
Mr
John Snowden - gardener at work in the vicarage garden
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Unveiling
of the War Memorial (11th November 1922)
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Model Cottages (9 - 11 Military Road) on completion (1920) | Part of the Roman Wall (1926). Unearthed during repairs to the road at Great Hill (Looking east) |
Heddon
Institute AFC circa 1918 - 22
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| Unveiling of the War Memorial (11th November 1922) | Welfare Field (1960 - 62) | Roman Wall before excavation | Flower Festival (Scarecrow competition) | ||||||
| Memorial Park (August 1961) | Welfare Field with banana slide | Roman Wall looking east before the land was opencast | Group of Ladies Circa 1962 (Named) | ||||||
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Memorial
Park
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Looking East from Tank Field | Arial view of village Circa 1960, showing new estates being built and open cast coal site |
Jim
& Alec Riddell delivering milk on their Father's Milk Float
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| War Memorial | Looking East | Hexham Road (circa 1960) | |||||||
| Towne Farm circa 1935 | Hexham Road (circa 1960) | ||||||||
| WI Hall | Mrs R. Waugh on Hexhan Road (circa 1920) | ||||||||
| Cottages on Heddon common (circa 1900) | |||||||||
| Road junction behind shops (circa 1960) |