Local Records of the Darlington and Teesdale Naturalists’ Field Club Volume 1, 1937 N1 A bound volume of typed accounts of excursions and articles of interest “to reflect the current activities and interests of the Club”, including illustrations and photographs,containing: Field Club Records a listing of the Club’s library including publications by members, manuscript books and lists, albums, etc., C.P. Nicholson, 1937 Our First Annual Report – 1892 Two photographs of Dr Richard Taylor Manson, n.d., c.1900 Biography of R.T. Manson, J.E. Nowers, 1936 Our First All-Night Ramble (Richmond and Marske, June 1927) dawn chorus, J.B. Nicholson, 1936 – and our Second (Richmond and Downholme, June 1928) dawn chorus, J.B. Nicholson, 1936 Plan of The Scots Dyke from Gilling to the River Swale, A.S., 1937 The Scots Dyke and Olliver Ducket excursion, N.B. Glendinning, 1936 Richmond “W.D.” Boulder a large rock, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Biography of J.E. Nowers, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Deepdale Boulders – 1. Nabb Bridge to The Tees excursion to find glacial erratics, C.P. Nicholson, 1935 Deepdale Boulders – 2. Nabb Bridge to Stony Keld, C.P. Nicholson, 1935 Deepdale Boulders – 3. Nest of Shap and Brockram at Levy Pool, N.B. Glendinning, 1935 Photograph of Miss N.B. Glendinning, hammer in hand, with a shap boulder in Levy Pool, n.d. 1935 Stainmore and the Head of Deepdale geological excursion, N.B. Glendinning, 1936 Photograph of Mr E.S. Ayton by a shap boulder, Goldsborough, n.d. 1936 Baldersdale Boulders – Goldsborough general natural history, Leonora Jones, 1936 Glacial Striation in South Durham and North Yorkshire, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Photograph of the Priests’ Door, Manfield Church, 1910 Priests’ Door, Manfield Church Norman architecture, A.E. McKay, 1936 Plan of Grange Close, A.M., 1937 Grange Close history of Harrowgate Hill area, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Yorkshire Schools – 1805 – a contemporary account of schools around Bowes by John Tuke, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Informal Fungus Forays 1933-36, J.B. Nicholson, 1936 Plan of The Ings, Darlington, A.M., 1937 Places and Place names 1. The Ings at Darlington, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Places and Place names 2. Hummersknott, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Plan of Jolby and sketch of burial cist, H.D.P., 1937 Cist at Jolby, North Yorkshire, Mr Inness, 1920 The Snail-Slug Testacella haliotidae, Bernard R. Lucas, 1936 Photograph of a Roman inscription from Great Bridge Camp Inscribed stone from Greta Bridge (presented to Bowes Museum 1936), C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Photograph of a badger The Releasing of the Badger, N.B. Glendinning, 1936 The Cottage on the Waste 18th century house at Cockerton, later a school, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 The Status of the Corncrake within the Borough of Darlington, A. Stainthorpe, 1937 A Note of the Flowering in 1934, J.B. Nicholson, 1937 Graph illustrating plant flowering in 1934, J.B.N. The Preceptory of The Templars, East Cowton (visited 1920), W.E. McKay, 1936 Our Landed Estates 1. Halnaby Park (excursion), Leonora Jones, 1936 Plan of Forcett Park, A.S., 1937 Our Landed Estates 2. Forcett Park (excursion), Muriel Shaw, 1936 Drawings of Forcett Ice-House, A.S. The Storing of Ice in the Ice-House at Alnwick Castle (first hand account), R.E. Clapham, 1937 Plans and Section of Late Pleistocene Ponds at Cockerton, H.D.P., 1937 Late Pleistocene Ponds at Cockerton (dated by fossil shells), Bernard R. Lucas, 1936 Great Burdon Sand-Pit, Ernest O.D. Sibson, 1922 Examples of early railway tickets (1837 and 1840) pasted into book The Stockton and Darlington Railway 1. Early Railway Tickets, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 The Stockton and Darlington Railway 2. The First Railway Office in the World, C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Photograph of High Shipley Farm near Eggleston High Shipley Hunting Lodge 1670 and Woden Croft 1792 (excursion inc. fungi hunt), N.B. Glendinning, 1935 Postcard of interior of High Shipley Farm Cross Fell and Tees Head (excursion), C.P. Nicholson, 1935 In Quest of the Beautiful (poem describing a circular walk from Croft to Jolby), C.P. Nicholson, 1936 Index – From:Research and publication, “Local Records” – Reports on Research