HACK/4/4/2/1/1 Confession

HACK/4/4/2/1/2 Letter and envelope from an unknown sender in Leeds to George Edward Young, Leeds

HACK/4/4/2/1/3 Letter from George Edward Young, Sheffield to the Editor, Darlington and Richmond Herald

HACK/4/4/2/1/4 Letter from John Glass, New Shildon to Rev George Edward Young

HACK/4/4/2/1/5 Share certificate for The Middlesbrough, Redcar, Saltburn-by-the-sea and Cleveland District Permanent Benefit Building Society George Edward Young of Leeds, Wesleyan Minister one share of £10

HACK/4/4/2/1/6 Letter from John Wesley Hackworth, Darlington to George Edward Young

HACK/4/4/2/2/1 Manuscript and notes

HACK/4/4/2/2/2 Manuscript and sketches

HACK/4/4/2/2/3 List entitled ‘Presentations to Mr Young from the following’ lists names ‘A’ – ‘P’

HACK/5/2/2/1/1 Typescript entitled ‘An Account of the Stockton and Darlington Railway and Extracts from the Report of the Committee to the Proprietors at their annual meeting, held at Tarm’

HACK/5/2/2/1/2 Manuscript entitled ‘Along two roads’ some facts on early railway history by Robert Young Pickering, with sketches

HACK/5/2/2/1/3 Copy of correspondence in the ‘Glasgow Herald’ on the first Railway in Great Britain (the first public railway)

HACK/5/2/2/1/4 Typescript entitled ‘Shildon Engine Works, Shildon. September being the forty-seventh anniversary of the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway in 1825’ by John Glass, Accountant, Mineral Department (Darlington Section), Shildon

HACK/5/2/2/1/5 Typescript copy of a letter from Robert Morrow to The Editor of the ‘Engineer’

HACK/5/2/2/2/1 Letter from C.N. Lord, Baltimore to Samuel Holmes, Wall Street, New York

HACK/5/2/2/2/2 Letter from J.G. Pangborn, Baltimore to Samuel Holmes, New York

HACK/5/2/2/2/3 Letter from Lord Furness, Grosvenor Square, London to Samuel Holmes, New York

HACK/5/2/2/2/5 Typescript and handwritten copies of ledger from 1831, presumably copied whilst the ledger was in his care in America

HACK/5/2/2/3/1 Letter from J.G. Pangborn, The Baltimore and Ohio Railway, Baltimore to G.W.J. Potter, London

HACK/5/2/2/3/2 Letter and notes from Wilson Worsdell, Chief Mechanical Engineer, North Eastern Railway, Gateshead to G.W.J. Potter, London

HACK/5/2/2/4/1 Typescript copy entitled ‘Timothy Hackworth of Shildon ‘The man who made the locomotive a success’ by George Edward Young, with annotations

HACK/2/2/2/4/2 Typescript copy of ‘Science Museum – South Kensington, Replica of the ‘Rocket’ Locomotive, 1829’

HACK/5/2/2/4/3 ‘Extract of an address delivered at the Central Meeting of the Whitby and Darlington District in the Bondgate Chapel Darlington for the ‘Thanksgiving Friend’ by the Rev Benjamin Gregory’ re Timothy Hackworth'

HACK/5/2/2/4/4 Notes relating to the General Mining Association Nova Scotia relating to the building of the railroad, declaration from the Clerk of the Sessions

HACK/5/2/2/4/5 Printed autograph sheet entitled 'Autographical memorials of eminent men of science. Engineers and Mechanics of the Nineteenth Century'