| Falstone, Tyne Bridge |
Falstone, Tyne Bridge, probably 1925. Original postcard by W.P. Collier in the Stan Owen collection. |
| Falstone, Tyne Bridge |
Falstone, Tyne Bridge. Original postcard by W.P. Collier in the Stan Owen collection. |
| Family at house door. |
Family at house door, probably in Bellingham. |
| Family by the river |
Group portrait of an unknown family by the river |
| Family group |
Family group, studio portrait taken 29th Nov 1934. |
| Family group, 1926 |
Family group, in garden, 1926 |
| Family portrait |
Father and daughter (?) on the beach. |
| Family portrait with dog |
Family portrait, couple and child, with dog |
| Family portrait, 1933 |
Family portrait. August 1933. Possibly Mick Bell with wife Agnes and daughter Margo. |
| Family portrait. |
Group portrait of a woman with an elderly couple. |
| Fancy dress? |
Portrait of a young couple, the woman appears to be wearing schoolboy's clothing, possibly fancy dress? |
| Far Colliery, Plashetts |
Plashetts, Far Colliery. Railway in foreground. Copy of a W.P. Collier postcard. Stan Owen collection. |
| farmer (workman) with two horses and cart carrying logs |
farmer (workman) with two horses and cart carrying logs |
| Farmhouse, possibly Cairnglassenhope |
Farmhouse, possibly Cairnglassenhope? |
| Farmhouse, possibly Redheugh |
Farmhouse and garden, possibly Redheugh, Tarset (not Bewshaugh). |
| Ferry at Humshaugh. Mr Turnbull, ferryman and part-time cobbler |
Ferry at Humshaugh. Mr Turnbull, ferryman and part-time cobbler |
| Field gun at Steel, Redesdale |
Field gun, photographed during a visit to Alvis Vickers testing ground at Steel by members of the Heritage Group, Bellingham and the Redesdale Society, 18th June 2003. |
| Field House, Stannersburn |
Field House, Stannersburn. Collier's motorcycle can be seen bottom right. Copy of a W.P. Collier postcard. Stan Owen collection. |
| Firing at Redesdale Camp (army or territorial) |
Firing at Redesdale Camp (army or territorial) |
| First Fair Day - Scone Makers |
"First Bellingham Fair Day - Scone makers. Middle - Ursula Davidson, right ""Little Peg""" |
