Two mounted photographs of Hackworth's Safety Spring Valve (Front and Side Elevation) as originally used in 'Royal George' locomotive
Accrual to the Hackworth family archive, collected by the Hackworth family , made in the United Kingdom 1827 - c1900. Three early letters probably detailing the running of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Three letters Joseph Pease to Timothy Hackworth (1827, 1829), one letter Robert Stephenson to Timothy Hackworth (1828). Large framed drawing 'Loco engine for St Petersburg Railway Manufactured by Timothy Hackworth Engineer New Shildon Sept 1836' Printed, framed engineering drawings taken from patent documents annotated by Robert Young 'Hackworth's Wylam Engine', 'Blenkinsop Loco, Stephenson's, Brunton's', 'Stephenson's Killingworth Engines' Photograph of fountain in Shildon park, bearing a representation of the "Royal George"; autographical Memorial of Eminent Men of Science Engineers and Mechanics of the Nineteenth Century (copies of signatures) Hackworth family papers 1827-1900
Papers from the Hackworth family archive, collected by the Hackworth family, originates from members of the family and associated individuals in the United Kingdom and the United States, copies and originals of correspondence from late 1900s to early 20th century. This was a further acquisition to the Hackworth archive already held at the NRM. Hackworth family papers 1890-1930
Papers from the Hackworth family archive, collected by the Hackworth family and associated individuals in the United Kingdom and the United States. Printed material, photographs, research material and correspondence. Includes early railway letters to and from Timothy Hackworth relating to Stephenson and Co, George Dixon etc; estate papers relating to mental health of Ann Ambler, daughter of Timothy Hackworth; letters to and from John Wesley Hackworth; correspondence gathered by Robert Young from family members Samuel Holmes and Robert Pickering. Hackworth family papers 1820-1950
Papers from the Hackworth family archive, collected by the Hackworth family, originates from members of the family and associated individuals in the United Kingdom and United States. 3 volumes, Hackworth family papers 1850-1950
Archive material relating to Reginald Hackworth Young (14 boxes, 1925-1977) engineer, and great grandson of Timothy Hackworth. Correspondence, designs, plans, photographs and other records relating to Reginald Hackworth Young’s employment including records relating to oven design, fans, ventilation of mines, wind tunnels work and English Electric, Woods of Colchester, Sturtevants, the War Office, National College of Heating, Ventilating, Refrigeration and fan engineering. Career records including diaries, correspondence and lectures. Archive material relating of Reginald Hackworth Young (1 box containing 12 files. 1972-1999) and his daughter Jane Hackworth Young in relation to recognition for Timothy Hackworth and setting up of the Timothy Hackworth Museum, Shildon including records relating to the origins of the NRM Locomotion site, Shildon. Jane Hackworth Young’s research on Stockton and Darlington Railway House plaques (1 box, 2004-2018) research into people who lived in the houses and their jobs on the Stockton and Darlington Railway from 1825-1857. Accrual to the Hackworth Archive - papers of Reginald Hackworth Young and Jane Hackworth Young 1925-1999
1 item Copies of two photographs of Hackworth's 'Samson' locomotive, 1838, sent to Nova Scotia in 1839, first locomotive in British North America
1 item Article from 'Invention' entitled 'Inventor of the Exhaust Steam Blast' by Thomas Greener, pp. 1019 - 1020 only present
1 item Article from 'Auckland Chronicle' regarding the Railway Jubilee including copy letter from George Stephenson to Timothy Hackworth
1 item Article from the 'Yorkshire Evening Post' entitled 'Railway Pioneers, reminiscences of Hackworth and Stephenson' includes letter from W.J. Barker, Leeds
1 bundle Copies of the ‘Mechanic’s Magazine’ including supplements and some copies of the Glasgow Mechanic’s magazine
2 items 'The Wesleyan Methodist’s Magazine' including article ‘A Great Methodist Inventor’ by George Edward Young [Jr]
1 item Article from 'Darlington and Richmond Herald' entitled ‘The Railway Jubilee, speeches by Mr Henry Pease and Mr J.W. Pease'
1 item 'Bishop Auckland and Shildon’s Wesleyan Methodist Church Messenger', including article ‘Timothy Hackworth of Shildon: A man who made the Locomotive a Success’ by George Edward Young (Jr)
1 item Article from Railway & Locomotive Historical Society' entitled ‘Old Colony Railroad: the account of the opening taken from the ‘Boston Advertiser’
1 item Article from the 'Richmond Chronicle' entitled 'Timothy Hackworth Memorial. A Shildon Scheme Enthusiastically Launched. Interesting Speeches', annotated in pen 'Ferens has the decedents wrong (BY) 'E' not 'R'
1 item 'Catalogue of books and pamphlets relating to railways and canals J.S. Billingham' with annotations
1 item 'Memento of Shildon Horticultural, Industrial, Agricultural and Live Stock Society Jubilee Show'
1 item Catalogue of Books on the Following Subjects, Grafton & Co (Catalogue No. 88) including ‘transport, travelling and vehicles’
1 item Article from 'The Engineer' entitled ‘The Locomotive Magnet as Reconstructed: Timothy Hackworth, Shildon and Soho, Engineer
1 item 'Hackworth Lodge of Mark Master Masons No.761 Consecration and Installation of W. Bro H.S. Sunderland, 596, P.M., P.P.S.G.W , Masonic Temple, Shildon'
1 item Article from 'Northern Daily Express' entitled 'Sketches for the People: Men From the Ranks No. 2- George Stephenson Chap VI.'
1 item 'Timothy Hackworth ‘father of the locomotive’ souvenir in commemoration of the centenary of his death, July 7 1850. Issued by the Shildon Timothy Hackworth commemoration committee. 1 shilling'.
1 item Letter from John Tindall, Shrewsbury to Miss Hackworth [it is not known which family member this refers to]
1 item 'Catalogue, Railways, Grafton & Co (Catalogue No. 87) (1930) including Railways, books, maps and pamphlets from 1791-1845 in chronological order; The Liverpool and Manchester Railway Acts, Documents, Pictures, Descriptions and Portraits; Railways. Books, maps and pamphlets from 1846-1930 arranged by the authors in alphabetical order'
1 item 'Journal of the London Association of Engineers' includes article ‘The Story of the Locomotive’ by H. Parsons
1 item Tabulated newspaper cutting book, obituaries for John Wesley Hackworth and R.B. Nightingale and Albert Hackworth