Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 13/11/1877. SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD. BUILDING GROUND, COATHAM.             Portions of the Kirkleatham Estate, within short distance of the Redcar Railway Station, are laid out for Street and Villa Building Sites. Freehold Street...

Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 21/09/1877. POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS. REDCAR. POSTMASTER – Mr. J. Grundon             This Office is open on Week-days for Telegraphic business, the sale of Stamps, &c..  from 7am. To 8 p.m.; and for Money Order and Savings Bank business...

The News Room and Library, adjoining the Town Hall, was opened on Monday last stop the following daily papers on the table,  viz. :- The Times, Standard, Daily News, Newcastle Chronicle, Yorkshire Pulls, and Leeds Mercury. The weekly papers are – The Graphic, Illustrated News, Punch, Fun, Judy,...

Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn News 27/05/1875. REDCAR AND ITS IMPROVEMENTS             The ancient fishing village of Redcar is pretty well known in the west and midland districts, and has for generation been the resort of bathers and those who admire the refreshing breeze of the sea...

Accreditation The Redcar & Saltburn-by-the- Gazette  26/01/1877 The Reclamation of Land from the River Tees      In the Exchequer Division of the High Court of Justice, at Westminster – before the Lord Chief Baron Kelly and Baron Cleasby, sitting as a Court for the hearing of Revenue cases...

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn News 07/03/1873 AN UNPUBLISHED LEAF IN THE HISTORY OF OLD REDCAR      A correspondent sends us the following extract from an unpublished manuscript on the above subject: – The site of old Redcar was to the east, near to the first water race. A few years...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 20/09/1871 Changes on our coast during the last half century      In our issue of last week we published a very interesting, and in more ways than one, an important communication respecting a submerged forest in our neighbourhood, wherein the author gives an account...

Accreditation Standard 03/04/1937 EIGHTEEN NINETY – AND BEFORE THAT! Some Interesting Facts Recalled    Readers who were interested in the account old Redcar in 1874, given by Mr. W. Walburn, may find further points worth notice below. The Sacred Heart Catholic Church was built in 1874 at a cost...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 13/15/06/1936 A Visit to Kirkleatham At the centre of the village are the almshouses Interesting Village in Delightful Setting (“SPECIAL.”)    I have spent an interesting afternoon. I paid a visit to Kirkleatham, the hamlet which made its appearance centuries...

Accreditation: The below records are taken from a local paper the Cleveland Standard which printed these in March and April 1933. At the time of placing the records below on this web site, 9th, February, 2010 (77 years after being printed in that paper) the web master of this site believed they were...