St. Peter’s Church, Redcar Lane, Redcar. (showing entrance on Lord Street) A good marker for the fishermen. Only 2 chiming, chiming one facing South (land workers) and other North towards sea (town people and fishermen)     Located Redcar Lane and was built on “monks land”....

DONKEY LANE Mersey Road, Redcar, in the 1950’s was a dirt track known locally as Donkey Lane, and leading to Ramshaw’s Farm. Ramshaw’s also had a butchers shop on the corner of Coatham Road and Station Road, Redcar.

MAJUBA HILL Majuba Hill is situated on Cleveland Golf Course, and being used during the summer months as the first tee Box. The whole of Cleveland Golf Course and some of the surrounding coastline can easily by seen from the top of the Hill. (Position yourself – Facing the sea with the Golf Club...

GRAFFENBERG STREET One of the most unusual named streets in Redcar, but in actual fact has a foreign connection behind its name. Although now a car park, leading off the sea front, (with the Royal Hotel on the other side of the street) the original location was that of Doctor Horners Hydropathic Establishment,...

FISHERMAN’S SQUARE AND WHAT DO YOU THINK?    Mention Fisherman’s Square? and you probably think about one of the oldest, and well-known place names in Redcar. The original name of the cottages, and area, was in the past called Zetland Square. The properties consisted of a row of terraced housing...

During the early part of the 1900’s, promenade work took place so that it was widened and lengthened. It eventually reached to where the (Stray pink path now begins.) Across the land at this point was a wooden fence, from the sea front across the road towards the general direction of Zetland...