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Children from Washington DC and Washington, County Durham
Exchange National Flags in the Miners' Welfare Hall.

Front Page of Programme.

Note:  Some of Washington's most wealthy and influential people are listed in the above Programme
e.g. Alderman W. Smith, Reverend C. Lomax, F. Hill, G. Stirling Newall and M. H. Kellett.

[ Yet another example of the importance of Miners' Welfare Halls to Local Communities! ]

Middle Pages of Programme
[ Thanks to Washington History Society for supplying the above images. ]

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Additional Item

[ Unidentified Press Cutting ]

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Postcards - Colour

Across the Cemetery to Washington Old Hall.
[ Holy Trinity Church is on the skyline. ]

Washington Old Hall

Washington Old Hall

Washington Old Hall

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Postcards - B&W

Washington Old Hall   -   Holy Trinity Church

View from The Cemetery

View from Holy Trinity Church

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Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony - The Stars & Stripes

Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony
[ More details at Washington Old Hall, Page (2/5), Tab 14/15. ]

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USA Cricket Team

The USA Cricket Team visit Washington Old Hall
( 3rd August 1968 )

Team Captain, Mike Stollmeyer and his Wife meet Councillor F.C. Parkin
( 3rd August 1968 )

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Colour Pictures

Summertime
[ Photograph dated July 2016. ]

Springtime
[ Photographer: Keith Cockerill, 2 March 2020. ]

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B&W Pictures

West End and Centre  -  East End just visible

West End

West End and Centre

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Spout Lane - The Village Green - The Avenue - Holy Trinity Church - Washington Old Hall

Washington Village - Churches and Halls
( 1896 )

Note the second Smithy on Spout Lane and the Commercial Hotel, later the Washington Arms.

Fields!
The Avenue - Dame Margaret's Hall - Washington Old Hall - Holy Trinity Church - Village Green
Spout Lane - Path from Spout Lane to Washington 'F' Colliery (top-left)
Path from Washington Arms to Stile Inn (top-right).

Taken from above The Avenue, near Dame Margaret's Hall.
( 10th February 2018 )

This Photo appears here by kind permission of Photographer / Drone Operator, Paul Brumby.

Washington Old Hall
( July 2016 )

Duplicate from Tab 'More Colour'

Souvenir Mugs