2009 July « East Cleveland Image Archive

Sue Galloway (nee millett, then collinson on The Old Bull And Bush
Stephen Hindmarch on Brotton Green Tree
Emma Pearson on Mrs. Yarker
Emma Pearson on Mrs. Yarker
Derick Pearson on Mrs. Yarker
Emma Pearson on Mrs. Yarker
Lynda cocks on South Loftus High Town
Neil Graham on Smithfield House Loftus
Derick Pearson on Furnace Cottages, Carlin How
C. Cook on Easington Post Office
Alan Radford on Guisborough Grammar School Form 1 Alpha – 1966
Dale Elliott on The Saltburn Cafe 1
Dale Elliott on The Saltburn Cafe 1
janet wilson on Grinkle Hall
kevin shields on Help – 1951 Festival of Britain?
Martin Raan on The Saltburn Cafe 1
Joe Dove on Red Lion Place, Redcar?
David Peacock on Is Your Name Here?
Richard M Fairclough on Silcoates School, Saltburn
karen hall on Furnace Cottages, Carlin How

Handing Over

Mr and Mrs Roberts retired in 1984. They are pictured here with the new owners, Jim Frost and his wife with their daughter Rebecca. Mr and Mrs Roberts had a special day; ’This is Your Life’ red folder presentation; and wine. Mary Breckon is in the doorway and the new owner’s name has been painted above – ’J.S. Frost & Sons’. Tracy Hayton told us: “My sister use to run the same shop – Vanessa Allinson (nee Barnes )- just before it was pulled down. I can remember Mr Roberts coming round in his blue van and selling stuff out of the back, he always had a smile on his face.”

Image courtesy of John Roberts, thanks to Marjorie Magor and Tracy Hayton for information; also Rebecca Fisher-Smith (nee Frost) for the correction.

Cattersty Beach

An interesting view of Cattersty Beach and the jetty beyond, viewed from the cliffs, west of Skinningrove works.

Image by Ted Morgan, courtesy of Eric Johnson.

Cliff Road

A lovely picture showing how the jetty separates the beaches at Skinningrove, with Huntcliffe in the background. The road leads to Hummersea, North Terrace and Boulby eventually after many twists and turns. At one time this was the only way into Skinningrove from Loftus

A Coloured View

A change to have a coloured view of the works, the sea and the surrounding countryside, taken from the east of Skinningrove. Bob Arnold told us: “I couldn’t see a picture of middle row Primrose Hill. I was born at 42 Hartington Street, Loftus; but I lived at 28 Primrose Hill till I was 15 years, then my family moved to Rossington near Doncaster and have lived here since. I am coming to the area in September and will call in on Skinningrove and see all the changes, many thanks.” Angela Foster advises: “Thanks to Bob Arnold, for sharing the information.I am researching my grandmas family tree and find that she was your dad’s sister Marjorie”.

Image courtesy of Eric Johnson and thanks to Bob Arnold and Angela Foster for the updates.

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