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If anyone knows any more names please email brottonhistory@yahoo.co.uk Photograph kindly sent to me by Mr Reg Dunning who now lives in Australia, it was passed to him from his old school friend Malcolm Moore who now lives in Kent. Left of the Picture b)Mrs Linford who had the hairdressers shop opposite Nicholson and Pettys e)Just visible at the back Gordon Johnson Right of the Picture a)Con Shippey with his wife immediately in front c)Peggy Dowson from Day Street d)Les Horner from Railway Terrace, who was a draughtsman at Skinningrove  Email page  Feedback  Home Brotton |**NEW THIS MONTH** |Brotton People |Can You Identify These People? |St Peters School 1972 onwards |Brotton Old School |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 |Railway Station |The White House |Hunley House |Brotton Grange |The Cottage |The Close |Brotton House |Brotton Hall |Ivy Cottage |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 |Saltburn Road |Springfield Avenue |Foster Street |Gladstone Street |George Terrace |Park Terrace |Days Terrace |Britannia Terrace |The Avenue |The Garth |Cliffe Street |Ings Lane |Grange Street |Chapel Street |Lorne Terrace |New Brotton |Park Road |Millholme Terrace |Brotton (Morrisons) 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 Cinema / Hall |Arthur Norman Harker |Joseph Edward Huntrods - Photographer |Clubs and Groups |Bands |1911 Census |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 |Kilton |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 |Tarmac Roadstone Ltd |Paddy Waddle's Railway |Pear Tree Cottage |Quirkies |Your Messages |Cleveland Hall |Mining Accidents |Womens Institute & Mothers Union |Medals & Awards |Ironstone Mining |War Graves |Links for Brotton History |Message Board |Guestbook |Mail Form