History of Lingdale
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The Parish Church - Skelton in Cleveland
Susan Griffiths account and property valuations
St Mary's, Moorsholm
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Kilton
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Exploring Paddy Waddell’s Railway
Snowdon Reunion June 24th, 2006
Lingdale Primivate Methodist Church
George Snowdon Diary 1910
David Taylor Journal 1
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David Taylor Journal 6
David Taylor Journal 7
Ricey Hill
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Claphow Bridges
 | This drawing is of Claphow bridges, I don't know when it was drawn, but looking at the roads it was quite a long time ago
Many thanks to Enid Brady (nee Sanderson).
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Claphow Bridges Photograph
 | Two sisters, (L-R) Joan and Emily Greensitt whose family owned a guest-house on Marine Parade, Saltburn at the time the photo was taken, taking a leisurely stroll under Claphow Bridges about 1940.
Photograph kindly contributed by Owen and Kath Rooks.
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Crossroads at Lingdale
 | This view of Lingdale looks as though it has been taken from the Shale Heap, showing the Cross roads, the High Street, Stanghow Road and Cockburn Street.
Photograph kindly contributed by Bill Wesson.
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The Institute, Lingdale
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The Smoking Room
 | This photo was taken in the Smoking Room of the Institute, Lingdale about 1920's.
Photograph kindly contributed by Bill Wesson.
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The Memorial
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Photograph kindly contributed by Ivy Hodgson
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Removal of the Shale Heap
 | This photograph was taken by Derick Pearson, who has kindly allowed me to add it to this site. It is unique as he took it himself in 1984, and cannot be found anywhere else. he also holds the copyright for this photo.
Derick writes "It is the removal of the shale heap, to take this photo I was standing on the ground where North Terrace had recently stood. I was about half way down where the street would have been. To my immediate right there would have been Coral Street, and to my left and left front under where the diggers are, would have been the old cycling track that your ancestors raced on. In the foreground are the bungalows that Mr. Raymond Jackson built on the land that the family owned for some years. They used to have horses (some from the pit at times) in the field running from there right up to where the garage and War Memorial now stand. This field fronted the Main Road and the shops, and went all the way up the High Street to the Tavern. It was sold by Mr Jackson's father (also Raymond known as Raydee) to the council to build the Meadowdale Estate which you see now on your left as you come up the High Street" .
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Lingdale
 | This photograph was taken from the bottom end of Lingdale looking up toward Moorcock Row, first left with Oldham Street behind. The Victoria Public house is visible on the middle right and of course the Shaleheap when almost at it's full height. It is hard to believe now that it loomed so great above the village.
photograph kindly contributed by Derick Pearson.
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Charltons Cottages about 1910
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Photograph kindly contributed by John Dobson.
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Margrove Park about 1910
 | Taken from the top of the Shale Heap about 1910
Photograph kindly contributed by John Dobson.
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Shale Heap
 | This photo was taken of the High Street with the shale heap in 1970
Kindly contributed by Madeline and Alan Jackson.
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Lingdale
 | Lingdale from the Shale Heap 1970
Kindly contributed by Madeline and Alan Jackson |
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More Pics
 | view of the Petrol Station in 1970
Kindly contributed by Madeline and Alan Jackson.
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View with Shale Heap
 | photo taken from the wall opposite Prospect Terrace with shale heap
Kindly contributed by Madeline and Alan Jackson.
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View without Shale Heap
 | photo taken from the wall opposite Prospect Terrace without shale heap
Kindly contributed by Madeline and Alan Jackson.
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Police Prison and Horse
 | Kenneth & Anne Knight stood in front of the Police House, with Judy the Pony.
Kindly contributed by Anne Breeze (nee Knight).
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Claphow Bridges 1961
 | Looking through to the two tier bridge just before demolition.
Mrs M Scarth and Beryl Scarth
kindly contributed by Joy Scarth.
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The Black Smiths Shop
 | The Black Smiths shop is now a new house at the cross roads of Little Moorsholm, Stanghow, and Seaton Road. The photo was taken 15th February 1963 during the bad winter that year, in the foreground is the Stanghow Chapel which is still there.
Photograph and information kindly contributed by Stuart McMillan.
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