The Tees Valley is home to much of Britain’s greatest heritage and culture. Stockton & Darlington is the birthplace of the modern railway, Hartlepool is home to HMS Trincomalee – Britain’s oldest historic fighting ship still afloat and Middlesbrough is the birthplace of explorer Captain James Cook – to name just a few.
Step back in time and explore the heritage and culture of the Tees Valley.
Dr Beverley Prevatt Goldstein’s work celebrates the history of Black lives in northern England ...
In 1993, before the National Lottery, and in the wake of huge social and industrial change, the ...
The ruins of this priory in the Tees valley are dominated by the dramatic skeleton of the 14th ...
St. Mary Magdalene Church has been a place of prayer and worship for hundreds of years, with its ...
HMS Trincomalee, built in 1817, is one of the oldest ship afloat in Europe and the last of ...
The Museum of Hartlepool is housed in a purpose-built building adjacent to the National Museum of ...
A fascinating journey through time, set in an authentically-created historic quayside of the 1800s. ...
Organism is a sculpture by local artist Andrew Mckeown. It was opened officially on Wednesday 7th ...
Nestled in Middlesbrough is the green oasis of Ormesby Hall, once home to the Pennyman family. This ...
Uncover history at Raby Castle. Built by the mighty Nevilles in the 14th Century, and home to Lord ...
Located in the pretty Victorian seaside town of Saltburn, the Saltburn Cliff Tramway is the oldest ...
St Hilda’s is the parish church of the Headland. The church (a Grade 1 listed building) ...
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