Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 30/06/1871. REDCAR – MARSKE – SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA                       I paid a brief visit last week to the Cleveland watering-places – Redcar, Marske, and Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Redcar and Coatham are now joined...

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 06/04/1871 REDCAR – NUMBERING AND NAMING STREETS             This important and long needed improvement has as length being effected, by order of the Board of Health according to the suggestions of the Registrar General. The numerals...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 21/10/1933 Newton Under Roseberry and Roseberry Accreditation F. Brunskill           There are very few residents in Cleveland who have not at some time, been attracted by this eminent landmark. Many thousands will have climbed to its summit. But how many realise...

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn News 14/06/1873. THE SEASON AT THE SEA SIDE Now known as the Ship Inn, Saltburn, but this picture actually has the Ship Cafe board outside. The mighty Huntcliff in the background with the Lifeboat House and Mortuary (forefront) on the right. There will be no...

MICKLEDALES           According to Library records placenames “MICKLEDALES” ‘Large shares of the common field’.        

Accreditation The Redcar & Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 13/01/1871 STREET RE-NUMBERING AND CHANGE OF NAME              It was recommended that the whole of the main street be called High Street, the name to be affixed at either end; West Terrace and the Esplanade to be properly numbered;...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 24/08/1935 ART OF RACING TIPSTER Some Reflection at Redcar (“Special to the “Standard.”)    The selling of horse racing tips is acknowledge to be a strange method of earning a living but – is tipping a profession? After visiting Redcar Racecourse...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 02/09/1933 Upleatham and it’s Ancient Church Is it the Smallest in England ? By Joseph F. Hurst, North Ormesby    Standing by the roadside about three miles or so from Redcar, is a small stone building. Of the thousands who pass by in the summer months, how...

The following street names in Redcar and Coatham were changed in 1934 as shown. Of course some of these streets were taken by compulsory purchase to make way for the new shopping centre, High Street, Redcar High Street East High Street, Coatham High Street West Zetland Place France Street Portland...

  RIDLEY HOUSE – Coatham Road, Redcar.             Friday, 5th April 1932 was the opening of Ridley House, Coatham Road, Redcar, when Col Sir Maurice Bell unveiled a memorial tablet. Trustees of the Ridley family requested to dispose of “Willomosteswick”, the family...