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Decorated keystone from South Stockton arch, Thornaby station

1842

Boundary marker from Stockton & Darlington Railway

circa 1821-1825

Shildon Collection of works plans

1849-1865

Formal opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Company

1825

Bell, Stockton & Darlington Railway, embossed 'C&G Mears Founders London 1855, Stockton & Darlington Railway'.

Bell, Stockton & Darlington Railway

1855

Notice, Stockton & Darlington Railway, sale of steam engines

Stockton & Darlington Railway boundary stone dating from about 1821 to 1825. Dressed stone inscribed "S & D R" in Roman letters. The top right face of the stone is damaged, so most of the "&" is missing. The top face of the stone is painted white.

Boundary stone, Stockton & Darlington Railway

circa 1821-1825

Bell, Stockton & Darlington Railway, with bracket, ex North Road Passenger Station, Darlington, was rung five minutes before the departure of trains and again when the trains left.

Bell, Stockton & Darlington Railway

Plan, Stockton and Darlington Railway, Fighting Cocks Goods Station.

Fighting Cocks Goods Station

Case, 1858, leather.

1858

Stone block sleeper, Stockton & Darlington Railway, 2-holed stone sleeper from track-bed of S & DR

Stone sleeper, Stockton & Darlington Railway

Map, Stockton & Darlington Railway, Geological, 1858, 1/2 inch to 1 mile, paper backed linen. [in leather slip case 2002-8002/1]

Map, Stockton & Darlington Railway

1858

Map, Stockton & Darlington Railway, system map, 1 inch to 10 miles, c. 1869, published by A McKay, printed by G W Hurd, paper.

Map, Stockton & Darlington Railway

1869

House plate, glazed ceramic, Stockton & Darlington Railway, J10 S & DR on plaster, black with white lettering, ex Wolsingham station master's house. Overall: 277 mm x 236 mm x 16 mm.

J10 S & D R houseplate

Uniform on dummy, Stockton & Darlington Railway, Guard, consisting of: Red jacket, Trousers, Waistcoat, Shirt, Cravat.

Guard uniform, Stockton & Darlington Railway

Headed Stockton & Darlington Railway Coaching Department letter dated 9th December 1847. The letter is a reply from George Stephenson, Goods & Passenger Agent, to an application for a free ticket for a Mr Johnstone to travel between Redcar and Stockton.

Stockton & Darlington Railway Reply to Free Ticket Application

1847

Box, Stockton & Darlington Railway Co., no.168, used by locomotive drivers for `whiting' japanned iron, English, 1850-1863

Box, Stockton & Darlington Railway Company

1850-1863

Notice, paper mounted on card, Trip to Redcar, issued by the Stockton & Darlington Railway, printed by Harrison Penney. "Printer by Steam," Darlington, 22 June 1859. Advertising a special S&DR excursion from Stockton to Redcar on 27 June 1859. Adult fare 9d, children under 12 6d, in covered carriages. No luggage allowed.

Trip to Redcar

1859-06-22

Letter press notice, Stockton & Darlington Railway, An Abstract of Penalties and Bye-laws and Regulations.

An Abstract of Penalties and Bye-laws and Regulations

1833

Handbill, Stockton & Darlington Railway, "The Company's Coach called the Experiment'.

the company's coach called the Experiment

Stockton & Darlington Railway Mineral Department form for the Daily Return of Laden and Empty Wagons and of Coals or Coke Wanted, dated Monday 8 June 186[4]?, at Redcar Station. Completed forms were sent to Richard Pickering at Shildon.

Daily Return of Laden and Empty Wagons and of Coals or Coke Wanted (supplied title)

1864

Timetable, paper with linen cover, Timetables of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Company, November 1862, printed by William Lee, Darlington. Covers all the sections of the line, bye-laws and general information. 11pp.

Timetables of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Company

1862-11

Notice, Stockton and Darlington Railway, "Cheap Trip to Stockton Grand Cricket Match on Tuesday September 20th 1853", with times and fares and a handwritten tally of costs on the reverse, printed by Harrison Penney, Darlington, 1853.

Cheap Trip to Stockton Grand Cricket Match on Tuesday September 20th 1853

1853

Notice, Stockton & Darlington Railway, A trip to Middleton One Row, text only, printed by Harrison Penney, Darlington.

A trip to Middleton One Row

1860

Notice, paper mounted on card, Stockton & Darlington Railway, "Trip to Redcar Monday June 27th 1859", printed by Harrison Penney, Darlington, 22nd June 1859.

trip to redcar

1859

Notice, paper and card, Stockton and Darlington Railway Company, "Opening", Printed by Atkinson, Darlington, September 19th 1825. .

Opening

1825

Notice. Stockton & Darlington Railway. Flower show and Balloon Acsent at Darlington on Friday 8 June 1860. Special Trains from Lands, Evenwood and St Helens. (The ascent will be made by Mr Coxwell, of London, in his splendid new War Balloon "Mars" holding 35,000 cubic feet of gas). Black text on yellow background. Stuck to card.

Flower Show and Balloon Ascent at Darlington

1860

Waybill, Stockton & Darlington Railway, 'From Bitchburn Colliery', 1862.

From Bitchburn Colliery

1862

Notice, Stockton and Darlington Railway, Merchandise Trucks, (Charges for taking of Merchandise Trucks without authority), 21 August 1846, black text on white background, Printed by J Readman, Printer, Darlington.

Merchandise Trucks

1846

Notice, paper on board, Stockton & Darlington Railway, Regulations for Railway Labourers, 17th January 1840, printed by J & J Readman, Darlington.

regulations for railway labourers

1840

Timetable, Stockton and Darlington Railway, "Working Timetable For South Durham and Barnard Castle Sections from 8th August 1861Until Further Notice", 1861.

Working Timetable For South Durham and Barnard Castle Sections from 8th August 1861Until Further Notice

1861