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Brotton

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Brotton People

Can You Identify These People?

St Peters School 1972 onwards

The Old Church of England Schools

Brotton County Modern School

Warsett Secondary School

Badger Hill Primary School

Brotton Working Mens Club

The Rectory

St Peters Church

St Margarets CofE Church

Primitive Methodist Chapel

Wesleyan Chapel

St Anthonys RC Church

Kilton Lane

Brotton Cottage Hospital

Newspaper Clippings

Crimes & Accidents

Railway Station

The White House

Hunley House

Brotton Grange

The Cottage

The Close

Brotton House

Brotton Hall

Other Well Known Houses

High Street

Child Street

Day Street

Errington Street

Jackson Street

Railway Terrace

Abbey Street

Broadbent Street

Wilson Street

Hutchinson Street

Dixon Street

Rear High Street

Skelton Road

Coach Road

Park Road & Millholme Terrace

Springfield Avenue

Foster Street

Gladstone Street

George Terrace

Park Terrace

Day Terrace

Britannia Terrace

The Avenue

The Garth

Cliffe Street

Ings Lane

Grange Street

Chapel Street

Lorne Terrace

New Brotton

Saltburn Road

Ironstone Mining

Brotton Ironstone Mine

Lumpsey Ironstone Mine

Kilton Ironstone Mine

Huntcliffe Ironstone Mine

Craggs Hall Ironstone Mine

Cliffe Ironstone Mine

Skinningrove Ironstone Mine

North Skelton Ironstone Mine

Other Local Mines

Local Heroes - Mary Jarred

Local Heroes - Derek Mclean

Local Heroes - Charles Robinson Sykes

Local Heroes - Henry Alexander Cooper

Monumental Inscriptions

**LOOKING FOR**

Brotton Hippodrome

The Grand Hall

Arthur Norman Harker

Joseph Edward Huntrods - Photographer

Clubs and Groups

Bands

Cemetery

1841 Census

1851 Census

1861 Census

1871 Census

1881 Census

1891 Census

1901 Census

Baptisms A - C St Margaret's

Baptisms D - F St Margaret's

Baptisms G - I St Margaret's

Baptisms J - L St Margaret's

Baptisms M - P St Margaret's

Baptisms Q - T St Margaret's

Baptisms U - Z St Margaret's

Celebrations / Parties

Family Stories - Taberner Family

Willow Drive & Linden Road Airey Houses

Weddings

Family Trees

The Station Hotel

Other Schools

Local Villages - North Skelton

Local Villages - Skelton

Local Villages - Skelton Green

Local Villages - Carlin How

Local Villages - Skinningrove

Local Villages - Loftus

Local Villages - Saltburn

Shops

Oddfellows Hall

WW1

WW2

Fallen Heroes

Public Houses & Inns - The Shoemakers Arms

Public Houses & Inns - The Green Tree

Public Houses & Inns - The Queens Arms

Public Houses & Inns - The Royal

Public Houses & Inns -The Ship

Public Houses & Inns - The Station

Public Houses & Inns - The Crown

Scouts, Guides, Brownies etc

Trade Directories

Holidays & Days Out

Sport - Football

Links for Brotton History

Message Board

Guestbook

Mail Form

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The History of Brotton

This site is based on the History of the Village of Brotton and its residents past and present.

I am looking for any old photographs, old family photos, parties, weddings, carnivals, Brownies, Guides, Scouts, school photos, buildings etc.

I'm also looking for newspaper clippings and stories.

Any feedback or suggestions would be gratefully received, and if you think you may have something to add please contact me using the link below.

Thank You



About Brotton.......

Brotton is a village in North Yorkshire, It is in the Parish of Skelton & Brotton.

The manor of Brotton was owned by Robert De Brus, Lord of Skelton. It was granted to him by William the Conqueror

Brotton is listed in the Domesday Book and has the medieval name of Broctune, which means "town on the brow of a hill".

The hill it refers to is Warsett Hill situated at the top of Huntcliff. It was the site of a Roman signal station built to defend against Anglo Saxon invasion. Evidence of this still remains at Huntcliff.

Lingdale Site

Alison Small who runs the Lingdale site is always on the look out for any interesting information or photographs for Lingdale and the surrounding areas. She has a very successful site and holds memories days, anyone wishing to attend can find details by viewing Lingdale site via the link below

Marske Site

Karen Smith is Looking for photographs and information for her new website for Marske.

Please use the Link to view her Site

Loftus Site

The Loftus Site is run by Maud Snowdon & Alison Small. They have a very informative site about Loftus that can be viewed by the link below. They are always on the look out for information and photographs and can be contacted via the website.

Skelton History Website

The Skelton History website is run by Mr William Danby. It contains an impressive amount of information, photographs and stories dating right back from the Ice Age up until the 1940's, all recorded in chronological order. Please have a look at the site using the link below.

New Marske Site

Mike Holliday is Looking for photographs and information for his website for New Marske.

Please visit the site using the link below

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Brotton |**NEW THIS MONTH** |Brotton People |Can You Identify These People? |St Peters School 1972 onwards |The Old Church of England Schools |Brotton County Modern School |Warsett Secondary School |Badger Hill Primary School |Brotton Working Mens Club |The Rectory |St Peters Church |St Margarets CofE Church |Primitive Methodist Chapel |Wesleyan Chapel |St Anthonys RC Church |Kilton Lane |Brotton Cottage Hospital |Newspaper Clippings |Crimes & Accidents |Railway Station |The White House |Hunley House |Brotton Grange |The Cottage |The Close |Brotton House |Brotton Hall |Other Well Known Houses |High Street |Child Street |Day Street |Errington Street |Jackson Street |Railway Terrace |Abbey Street |Broadbent Street |Wilson Street |Hutchinson Street |Dixon Street |Rear High Street |Skelton Road |Coach Road |Park Road & Millholme Terrace |Springfield Avenue |Foster Street |Gladstone Street |George Terrace |Park Terrace |Day Terrace |Britannia Terrace |The Avenue |The Garth |Cliffe Street |Ings Lane |Grange Street |Chapel Street |Lorne Terrace |New Brotton |Saltburn Road |Ironstone Mining |Brotton Ironstone Mine |Lumpsey Ironstone Mine |Kilton Ironstone Mine |Huntcliffe Ironstone Mine |Craggs Hall Ironstone Mine |Cliffe Ironstone Mine |Skinningrove Ironstone Mine |North Skelton Ironstone Mine |Other Local Mines |Local Heroes - Mary Jarred |Local Heroes - Derek Mclean |Local Heroes - Charles Robinson Sykes |Local Heroes - Henry Alexander Cooper |Monumental Inscriptions |**LOOKING FOR** |Brotton Hippodrome |The Grand Hall |Arthur Norman Harker |Joseph Edward Huntrods - Photographer |Clubs and Groups |Bands |Cemetery |1841 Census |1851 Census |1861 Census |1871 Census |1881 Census |1891 Census |1901 Census |Baptisms A - C St Margaret's |Baptisms D - F St Margaret's |Baptisms G - I St Margaret's |Baptisms J - L St Margaret's |Baptisms M - P St Margaret's |Baptisms Q - T St Margaret's |Baptisms U - Z St Margaret's |Celebrations / Parties |Family Stories - Taberner Family |Willow Drive & Linden Road Airey Houses |Weddings |Family Trees |The Station Hotel |Other Schools |Local Villages - North Skelton |Local Villages - Skelton |Local Villages - Skelton Green |Local Villages - Carlin How |Local Villages - Skinningrove |Local Villages - Loftus |Local Villages - Saltburn |Shops |Oddfellows Hall |WW1 |WW2 |Fallen Heroes |Public Houses & Inns - The Shoemakers Arms |Public Houses & Inns - The Green Tree |Public Houses & Inns - The Queens Arms |Public Houses & Inns - The Royal |Public Houses & Inns -The Ship |Public Houses & Inns - The Station |Public Houses & Inns - The Crown |Scouts, Guides, Brownies etc |Trade Directories |Holidays & Days Out |Sport - Football |Links for Brotton History |Message Board |Guestbook |Mail Form