Middlesbrough Collection (page 11)

Newlands School, Middlesbrough, 17th November 1997. Cultural Education, pupils have just finish there 18ft by 6ft by 3ft Zimbabwean feel painting which is to be displayed at Middlesbrough town hall

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 3rd March 1975. St Columbas Church

Year 7 poets - Rebecca Malley (left) received 1st prize and Catherine Smith received 3rd prize in a National Wordsworth Trust poetry competition. Both girls attend St Davids School, Middlesbrough

Business people joined pupils for breakfast at the launch of an Information Technology development Initiative at St Davids RC School, Acklam

Girls at St Davids School, Acklam, are put through their paces during a visit by Jim Wattis, Middlesbrough soccer development officer. 30th November 1994

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 7th June 1976

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 4th October 1963. Congregational Church

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 28th January 1971

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 30th October 1974

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 12th December 1970

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 2nd February 1984

Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, 21st June 1972

New coke ovens open at South Bank, Middlesbrough. 1971

The Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough. 1971

Dance marathon in Middlesbrough. 1971

Middlesbrough footballers leave for Manchester. 1971

Icy pavements in Middlesbrough. 1971

Giant snowman at Marton, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 1971

Demolition of the Gaumont Theatre, Middlesbrough. 1971

Shipbuilding at Smiths Dock. 1972

Man United 2-1 Middlesbrough, League Cup match at Old Trafford, Wednesday 11th March 1992

Chelsea 2 - 0 Middlesbrough, Premier League match held at the Cellnet Stadium. 26th August 1995

Bradford 2-2 Middlesbrough, League Division One match at Valley Parade, Saturday 13th September 1997. Emerson

The sculpture Bottle of Notes, a piece of public art by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen which was commissioned by Middlesbrough Borough Council

The launch of the sculpture Bottle of Notes, a piece of public art by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen which was commissioned by Middlesbrough Borough Council. 24th September 1993

A massive bottle-neck on the A66, beneath the buildings of Middlesbrough, it was in the shape of the giant sculpture to be erected in the Central Gardens

The sculpture Bottle of Notes is lifted off its low loader in the Central Gardens outside the Law Courts. This piece of public art by Claes Oldenburg

Yard electrician Peter Gilpin is dwarfed by the huge 35 foot metal bottle ordered by Middlesbrough Council. 18th June 1993

Middlesbrough 1-1 Notts County, League Division Two Play Off 1st Leg match at Ayresome Park, Sunday 19th May 1991. Goal. Bernie Slaven

Notts County 1-0 Middlesbrough, League Division Two Play Off 2nd Leg match at Meadow Lane, Wednesday 22nd May 1991. Notts County win 2-1 on aggregate. Stuart Ripley

Blackburn Rovers 0-0 Middlesbrough, Premier league match at Ewood Park, Thursday 8th May 1997. Blackburn Rovers, Paul Warhurst, in action

Next to a modern shop front next to a boarded up house, Linthorpe Road. 16th June 1966

Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough. 7th April 1988

Middlesbrough 2-1 Luton Town, League Division One match at Ayresome Park, Sunday 30th April 1995. The last match played at Ayresome Park. Farewell to Ayresome Park RIP, Rest In Peace

A family enjoying a boat ride on the lake in Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. Circa June 1982

The playground in Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. Circa 1983

Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. Circa 1965

Children looking for squirrels at the Squirrel Hunt, Stewart Park, Middlesbrough. 7th August 1998

Children fishing in the lake at Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. Circa 1979

Children playing in the lake at Albert Park, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 22nd August 1984

Moulding outside the The Malt Shovel, Middlesbrough, a pub which CAMRA thinks is worth listing. 25th April 1994

The Boros new local, The Malt Shovel in Corporation Road, is hoping for a trade bonanza when Middlesbrough F.C. move into their new stadium. Pictured is landlord Harry Watson supporting the Boro

The Malt Shovel, Middlesbrough, a pub which CAMRA thinks is worth listing. 25th April 1994

The new A66 bypass road roundabout under construction in Grangetown. 17th March 1986

The A19 road, Parkway. 6th November 1976

Victoria Gardens with Cleveland Centre and Church House. 17th July 1989

Middlesbrough v Bolton Wanderers, Premier League, final score 4-1 to Bolton Wanderers. Played at the Riverside Stadium. 17th February 1996

Riverside Football Stadium, the home of Middlesbrough F. C. in Middlesbrough
Riverside Football Stadium, the home of Middlesbrough F.C. in Middlesbrough. The capacity is being increased by filling in the north and south-west corners. 14th May 1998

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Middlesbrough, a city steeped in history and sporting excellence. From the iconic Ayresome Park Stadium Fine Art to the legendary Middlesbrough Football Club, this place is a haven for football enthusiasts. The Ayresome Park Art captures the essence of this club's rich heritage, reminding us of the glory days that unfolded within its walls. But Middlesbrough isn't just about football; it boasts other remarkable landmarks too. The Riverside Stadium Art stands tall as a symbol of modernity and progress, showcasing how this city has evolved over time. And let's not forget about the majestic Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge, an engineering marvel that connects England with its proud inhabitants. The heart beats at its Town Hall, where countless cultural events have taken place throughout history and has witnessed extraordinary performances like McCoy Tyner mesmerizing crowds at the Newport Jazz Festival in July 1978 – a moment etched forever in our memories. As we stroll through Linthorpe Road, we are transported back to the vibrant streets of Teesside during their heyday. The Foundry Clock serves as a reminder of bygone eras when hard work was celebrated and time seemed to move at a different pace. Even amidst all these historical gems lies room for lightheartedness. A Spot of Bother occurred at Ayresome Park in March 1973 – perhaps an amusing incident that brought laughter to both players and spectators alike. And then there's Southbank - Free to Roam - where residents found solace and freedom amidst nature's embrace during the 1970s. This serene spot offered respite from bustling city life while still being part of something bigger: Middlesbrough's ever-evolving story. Lastly, Steve Bloomer stands tall as one of England's finest footballers and managers hailing from this very place. His legacy embodies passion, dedication, and the unwavering spirit of Middlesbrough.