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 This delightful view taken from the rising seaward end of the pier; gives a real impression of the length. A postcard from the “Rapps’ Saltburn Arts Series” dates from the early 20th century; from the style of dress not the warmest of days?
A delightful view of Lealholm, from a Tom Watson postcard, dating from 1905. A wonderful peaceful scene.  This Frith’s postcard view of Sandsend, promoting Wilcock’s Stores Ltd, Sandsend; gives an excellent view of the Sandsend viaduct as it crosses the valley towards the station, as well as a view of the Alum House area at the bottom of the notorious Lythe bank. Image courtesy of John G. Hannah.  This is believed to be a view of part of the unveiling of the War Memorial at Guisborough, 20th May 1925. Taken from a postcard view by J. G. Maddison, The Studio, Guisborough,  An early postcard view; obviously hand tinted! Dating from about 1905 of the Post Office at Glaisdale. In modern day Glaisdale, the house with the mock Tudor ridge ends still looks over the green at the side of Glaisdale High Street. But I would not recommend pushing the pram along the road in the same way. Image courtesy of John G. Hannah  A walk through the woods for these two gents, they are Ike Page and Malcolm Mays. Ike Page might stir memories in some of the older viewers as he and Albert Alan were a well known Duo who played for dances. Image and names courtesy of Pat Bennison.  Kath and her husband Reef were well known in Loftus; living in Station road for many years. Image and identification, courtesy of Pat Bennison.  Looks as though these ladies have been to church or maybe chapel, do you know the name of the lady in White? We know the other two are Mrs Mays and Mrs Robinson. Yes this is the Newton Memorial Chapel portico in the background. Image courtesy of Pat Bennison.  The two at the back are Mrs Gibbon and Mrs Mays, but we don’t know the names of the others in the photograph, do you? Image courtesy of Pat Bennison.  Lilian Wildmore and Mrs Hume are standing at the back, Jean Cuthbert and Elizabeth Wildmore in front of them. Alec Cuthbert (Senior) seated next to his son Alec Cuthbert. Kath Collins and Fred Ward make up the seated row with Dorothy Collins and Eileen Sayers at the front. Image and names courtesy of Pat Bennison. |
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