I was born and raised in Middlesbrough. Please consider the contribution this would make to my and the generations to follow.

I was born in the BORO but emigrated to Canada, I would love to be able to see the archives from the Gazette on line, especially the deaths etc
Thank you.

A vital source of information tracing the history ofwhat was one of the country's fastest growing towns populated by people from all over Britain and beyond.

Please could we have these made available on line. I find it incredible that the Evening Gazette have an archive yet the general public have no access to it. It is possible to go to the Teesside Archive to research copies there but I feel the Gazette must have so much more

So important to show local history

Do you have any information of men from the area on board the Royal Oak?

Vital resource for future generations, social history is important

Great idea past Gazette need to be accessible for everyone to enjoy and learn from.

It is our history and it needs to be preserved and shared for all to see

We need this facility. More and more people are looking to research family history.
An invaluable resource for everyone.

As others have pointed out, Middlesbrough in the late 19th and early 20th centuries had a huge influx of people from all parts of the UK . Making available this resource would be of tremendous benefit to family historians, and those interested in local history.

In the late 19th and early 20th century Mbro attracted immigrants from all parts of the British Isles, and beyond, attracted by the prospect of working in the burgeoning industries being established here. Geneologists from all parts of e country, if not the world, could have an interest in researching the local press, so adding what the premier local paper recorded is much to their (and my) advantage.

Our history is important

It's where my family came from how could i not vote for it

Would be amazing, my grandad was a sportsman and I'm sure there will be articles about him. I have found some from hartlepool but would be great to see some more.

Will help with family tree

would love to see these added, especially with it's heritage of steel industry

A much needed Resource for all us Genealogists.

This would be wonderful for exile Teesside genealogists!

Yes please 1938 to - 1960