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The Tomorrow's History partnership involves not only libraries, archives and museums, but also the people of the North East in all twelve local authority areas: Darlington, Durham, Gateshead, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, North Tyneside, Northumberland, Redcar & Cleveland, South Tyneside, Stockton on Tees and Sunderland.

Over one hundred groups worked during 2001 on projects ranging from small-scale local history days to larger projects involving a number of partners and innovating in the areas of community history content, use of Information Technology and skills development. A small team of community project workers assisted the groups and helped them to publish their projects.

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Community Projects:Redcar & Cleveland
Cleveland Divers-Dimitris
This group have contributed to the website. They have adopted a wreck off Redcar Scars, the Dimitris. They have been recording it , creating a virtual reality dive, organising school trips to look at seashore wildlife and generally trying to increase access to the wreck site.

East Cleveland Memories
'Tales to Tell' this project has formed an oral history archive. The group have been collecting memories of the locality and more specifically ironstone mining.

Guisborough Museum Research Group
This project have produced a book on the history of the Guisborough Gas Works. They have investigated the company, the personalities and arguments surrounding this company.

Middlesbrough Football Club-Ravensworth Juniors
This project have created historical information panels to hang alongside the players photos in the MFC's Community Study Centre's 'hall of fame'. They have charted the footballer's career and the club's history and added snippets of Middlesbrough's history.

SPARC-Remembering the Romany Way
This project have produced a book containing photos, memories, stories and recipes.

Tom Leonard Mining Museum
North Drift Interpretation. This project has been recording how the valley would have looked when the mine was open.

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