This page will contain a variety of views of Evenwood Gate, Evenwood and Ramshaw, in no particular date or geographical order. It is intended to be a “hotch-potch” of images. Similar to the rest of this site, this page is in progress, more to follow. These photos have been collected over many years, 38 at least. They have been loaned by many people, known that they would be copied for “display” use, too many to remember. Thanks to all.

Below: Evenwood Gate

Below: The Brown Jug PH

Below: About 1900, Welcome to Evenwood, Farncombe Terrace on the left and West View on the right.

Below: Randolph Terrace with Randolph Colliery in the background. This road was the main access into the colliery.

Below: About 1939 West View, Steel’s shop

Below, West View looking down to Evenwood Gate

Below: The Queen’s Head PH, The Centre

Below: 2 Illustrations of The Green

Below: The Centre from the green

Below: 1911, The Bay Horse PH

Below: The Bay Horse and the Club

Below: Vasey’s Shop, The Centre 1921 Grocers and Drapers.

Below: 1928, Barton’s Shop, The Centre

Below: The Centre from the main road

Below: Bank Top in the late 1960’s, early 1970’s

Below: The Manor House, Manor Street

Below: Bank Top looking towards Randolph Coke Works

Below: South View

Below: The Randolph Institute

Below: Aerial photo of St. Paul’s Church and Chapel Street

Below: A series of photos of St. Paul’s Church

Below: Brookside House at the church corner

Below: Brookside House with the OK garage behind.

Below: On the opposite side of the road to the garage was The Tab – Charlie Turnbull’s “Tabernacle” a snooker room with ice cream sales

Below: E. & D.M. Weston, a general dealers shop on the same site, also known as “The Tab”.

Below: The Primitive Methodist Church before it was the Church Hall, now called the Parish Hall

Below: Evenwood National School

Below: Stones End and Shirley Terrace

Below: The Social Centre, sometimes referred to as the Village Hall

Below: The Congregational Chapel and Swan Street

Below: Swan Street in the late 1960’s, early ’70’s

Below: 1953 Anderson’s Shop

Below: The Wesleyan Chapel, Swan Street now the Cornerstone Centre

Below: Robinson’s shop, Swan Street

Below: The Co-op, Swan Street

Below: Watson’s 1985 – 1991 ish!

Below: Northern Graphics

Below, the War Memorial in the cemetery

Below: Wilkinson’s Butchers Oaks Bank: Richard Wilkinson, Cissy Wilkinson & Reg Wilkinson

Below, Oaks Bank

Below: Parkin’s Shop. Oaks Bank About 1934.

Below, Evenwood Bridge

Below, the Bridge Inn

Below, “New Row”, Gordon Lane, Ramshaw

Below, Another of Gordon Lane

Below: Ramshaw Railway Bridge

Below, Bowes Close