Nunthorpe History Group - welcomes you!
Nunthorpe History Group was established some years ago by the late Bob Mullen and the late David Leyland, who, with a number of residents with an interest in the history of Nunthorpe, set up a website and an an archive of historical documents, maps and photographs.
Sadly the old website has been lost but newer technology has also emerged, and this new beginning of a new website aims to take advantage of the new technology.
There is no technology though in the NHG cabinet in the GP surgery which has some artefacts on display but we hope this will all move into the new Community Centre.
We hope that with help from others with an interest in our history in Nunthorpe, we can make this website flourish for the benefit of all and,
to be valued by current and future residents as well our young people. Others can see a little of our interesting history here too.
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NHG - update
We hope to re-commence meetings/talks once the new Community Centre on Stokesley Road opens.
We have the display cabinet at the GP Surgery and we welcome other artefacts of our community's history to chnage the display,. We also hope to have an archive in the community centre .
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Conveyance of Lady Harrison's Field, Nunthorpe 1962 - in the North Riding
This document was found in the Teesside Archives by our very own Ian Proctor, as he was researching all things Nunthorpe, though he has an interest in sport, cricket in particular. This field (on Guisborough Road) which was 8.57 acres was once a polo field, with ponies being brought to the field by train to nearby Nunthorpe Station. This document is the conveyance to the trustees ( now the NMPFA) with various conditions.
Historical documents
Personal stories

Helping in different ways
- share photos, records, or Nunthorpe reminiscences?
- have IT skills, or be able to help with this website
- help with archiving or photographic skills -
- but any small degree of support even for a short period should be satisfying as we try to preserve our history for future generations












