EAW024090 ENGLAND (1949). Norton West Railway Junction and the residential area surrounding Junction Road, Stockton-on-Tees, 1949. This image has been produced from a damaged negative.

Davies Bridge The bridge was named as a compliment to Lieutenant-Colonel S. E. Davies according to an article in the Newcastle Journal and North Mail on 4 May 1944. Colonel Davies is quoted in the article as saying “I have pressed for ten years for this scheme, which I have always considered to be essential, and it will be a proud moment for me when the first vehicle passes over this bridge and to know that the scandalous and costly traffic delay will be a thing of the past”. {c/o Stockton Reference Library}

Corby Lodge

Norton On Tees signalbox.

Norton West signalbox.

Currently Daisy Chain charity HQ, Calf Fallow Lane https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2022/06/24/daisy-chain-hq-calf-fallow-lane-c2007

Calf Fallow Cricket Club field originally

CALF FALLOW LANE

St Mary's Church, Norton

Norton Nursery

Junction Nursery

Newstead Farm

Blakeston House & Cottage

Tile Works

Brookdale Farm

Hornleys

The A19/A1027 junction sits just about here now.

Norton Duck Pond

Bradbury Road

Cox House Farm

Norton Cricket Club, additional land purchased in 1947.

Norton Cricket Club, original ground.

Norton Green

Blakeston Lane

Station Road

Stockton Stone & Concrete Company from 1899 to 1967. Bell and brass founders were earlier occupants of these premises; the original bell known as "Big Ben" was cast here in 1856. Unfortunately this bell cracked during testing and it was broken up and recast at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry.

Original 1833 route of the Clarence Railway's main line from Sim Pasture Junction, near Shildon.

Railway line to the Hartlepools - originally built by the Stockton & Hartlepool Railway.

Route of the Clarence Railway's main line to Haverton Hill and Port Clarence.

Route of the Clarence Railway's Stockton branch, opened in 1833.

"New east curve"

Path following the route of the 1841 "old east curve".

West Curve

William Newton School.

Workers' cottages built by the North Eastern Railway.

WWII POW Camp

HAA BATTERY ?

Methodist Chapel (formerly Norton station until 1877)

Mill Lane

Billingham Station

Davis Bridge

Crooks Barn Farm

Norton Mill

Junction Road

Norton Curve

Norton South Junction

Norton East Junction

Norton West Junction

Norton Railway Station

Station Hotel