Tees - British Pathé

Tees

: A £512,000 'link' AKA New Bridge At Middlesbrough; Very quick shot of large bridge of the River Tees.

: An Awkward Load (1928); A gigantic rudder for a liner is transported by rail.

: Aren't Girls Wonderful? (1931); Women's football match between Quaker Girls and Darlington Girls.

: Army Boxing Finals (1954); Two bouts from Army boxing finals

: Crowded Excursion Train Disaster (1928); Men work to clear the debris after a train crash at Darlington.

: Down In The Quarry - Something Stirred! (1930); Explosions in limestone quarries in Bowes, Darlington.

: Fatal Express Collision (1929); Wreckage from a collision between a night mail train and a locomotive at Darlington.

: Football For Girls - Degrading? (1930); Two teams of female store girls play football, stirring up debate about whether it is degrading for women. Darlington, Durham.

: Cyclists Meet At Barnard Castle (1938); Parade through Barnard Castle to mark the 59th North Eastern Cyclists Meet.

: N. E. Cyclists Parade (1929); People in fancy dress congregate for the North Eastern cyclists' parade at Barnard Castle, Durham.

: Along The Tees In Can Labelled "Pathetone Early Colour" (1929); Lovely scenic views around Stockton and Durham on the Tees river.

: Walter Hagen Beats Percy Allis (1933); Hagen wins championship against Percy Allis at Stockton. Good shots of golf match.

: Queen Visits Tee - Side AKA Queen On Teesside (1956); Queen visits Teesside, her last home tour before leaving for Sweden.

: Selected Originals - Queen Visits Tee - Side AKA Queen On Tees - Side (1956); Material related to newsreel story "Queen Visits Tee - Side (aka Queen Visits Tees - Side)" - 56/46.

: Molten Metal Transported By Train (1969); Iron is melted and poured into specially designed railway wagon. Middlesbrough.

: Darlington V. Terry's AKA Darlington V. Terrys; Women's football match - Darlington beat Terrys.

: Marionettes (1943); Mr and Mrs Taylor put on human marionette show for children in Darlington, Durham.

: Prince George (1933); The Duke of Kent opens a new hospital at Darlington and inspects war veterans.

: A Record Load By Road (1930); The world's largest lorry is used to transport a 65 ton rudder from Darlington to Glasgow.

: A Record Load (1927); Railway engines are loaded onto railway trucks for shipment to India.

: A Century Of Progress - In Locomotion Orange Tint (1925); The first engine used on the first railway is compared to a new engine, orange tinted version.

: Indefatigable In Good Works & Cuts (1926); Princess Mary opens hospital extension in Stockton-on-Tees.

: Largest Vessel Launched On The Tees (1928); The "Calgarolite" is largest vessel to be launched at Teeside.

: 1500 Rendered Homeless (1922); Footage of destruction caused by fires in Hartlepool, Cleveland.

: A Masterpiece In Miniature (1931); An amazingly intricate model of Milan Cathedral is presented - it is compared to the real thing.

: Cleveland's Unemployed Camp (1920); Footage of unemployed camp in Cleveland.

: England V Wales AKA Middlesbrough (1937); England beat Wales 2-1 in international football.

: First Vertical Bridge In Europe (1933); Shots of the early building work on a new bridge over the River Tees.

: For Those In Peril On The Sea (1925); A new lifeboat is launched in Tees mouth, and British boats help French celebrate centenary.

: Girl Diver (1942); 9 year old Margaret Cresswell gives a diving display at Middlesbrough, Cleveland.

: Hospital Sunday (1929); Parade of mayors and other dignitaries in West Hartlepool, Cleveland.

: Like A Giant "Meccano" (1933); More work on the wonderful new Bridge over the River Tees.

: Mile Of Books (1942); The people of Stockton create a 2 mile long line of books for salvage. Cleveland.

: Prince George Visits Middlesbrough AKA Prince George Pays His First Visit To Middlesbrough (1933); The Duke of Kent pays a visit to the North of England.

: Railway School (1936); Boys and girls learn about the world of railways in Hartlepool.

: Coatham (1937); Tanker ship Athina Livanos ashore at Coatham, near Redcar.

: Cheers All The Way! (1930); Various material of Prince of Wales visit to the North East of England - lots of crowds.

: A Century Of Progress - In Locomotion (1925); The first engine used on the first railway is compared to a new engine for size and speed.

: Gypsy Farm Fair - Yarm - Yorks; A farm fair is held at Yarm where gypsies gather and sell horses. Yorkshire.