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 Wharton Arms Skelton. The entertainer in the middle of the young ladies looks familiar. What was the event, and assistance needed for names and year please. Ann Robinson tell us: ”I think the man in the middle is Donald Peers a singer from the 1950s. I used to play darts in Skippers in the 1960s. My mam was a good friend of Rhoda”.  We have no information on these well dressed gentlemen or the location and occasion. And so we ask for help with identification. Photograph taken possibly 1920s. Image courtesy of Pat Bennison.  Wharton Arms Skelton; the landlady pulls a pint, the old fashioned way. The Archive asked: “Do we have a name for the lady?” Owen Rooks came to the rescue with: “It’s Rhoda Skipper, probably dispensing the delectable brews which once emanated from J. Nimmo & Sons, Castle Eden Brewery.” Image courtesy of Pat Bennison, thanks to Owen Rooks for the update.  Photograph taken in Coronation Park, Loftus. So after 1937, possibly Congregational Chapel group?. Second from right kneeling Brenda Horness ? Any information with names, event are welcome. Image courtesy of Pat Bennison.  Rhoda Skipper and Wharton Arms locals, help with names and occasion, from our Skelton viewers needed. Josie Bland has assisted with: “George Skipper is seated on the left of the row. Where is Rhoda? I think George and Rhoda’s daughter, Shirley, and her husband Colin Wunibald, are sitting next to George.” Image courtesy of Pat Bennison, thanks to Josie Bland for the update.  In the Club hall at Carlin How in Old Tyme dress we have: Anne Melvin, Inga Cook, Betty Gray, Pat Bennison. Can anybody give us a date? Image courtesy of Pat Bennison, with thanks to Bob Doe, Barbara McBurney and Brian Young for the updates on names.  Bryan, Barbara and Ray Husband sitting on the step of one of the Boulby Cottages (Tin City). Image courtesy of Josie Etches.  This is a very old photograph and where it came from I do not know, this was one way of wearing out the new trousers he didn’t like. Image courtesy of Joan Jemson.  Richard Kemp and Keith Money looking all dapper in red and white for Gala Day 1970. Were they Middlesbrough or Manchester United supporters? Image and information courtesy of Richard Kemp.  Richard Noble and Richard Kemp looking very well dressed for the Gala Day. Image and information courtesy of Richard Kemp, with thanks to Val Robinson (Sewell) for spotting our mistake. |
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