John Jefferson married Eileen Clark in 1961 at Hinderwell, another wedding image from the files of Loftus Youth Club.
Image courtesy of Loftus Youth Club.
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 This hand tinted postcard shows how delicate the supporting piers of the Staithes viaduct were and give a greater understanding of how cross winds could affect trains on the structure. Image courtesy of Joyce Dobson & Keith Bowers.  Easington railway station opened on 3rd December 1883 (as Easington) and was renamed Grinkle on 1st April 1904. This postcard image must have been taken shortly after the name change. The station closed in 1939, eight days after Britain declared war on Germany – start of World War II – and was situated before the railway line entered the tunnel under Grinkle Lane. It was accessible via a short lane from the Loftus Easington road. Easington railway station was built to a similar design to the stations of Staithes, Hinderwell and Kettleness Image courtesy of Joyce Dobson & Keith Bowers. |
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