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Marsh Farm Warrenby

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Warrenby / Redcar Works

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Coatham Convalescent Home

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The way we were

Saint Mary's Church Warrenby

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Parishes of The Sacred Heart & St Williams

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Dormans Warrenby Athletic Club

Early Settlers

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Cleveland Golf Club

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Fishermans Crossing

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The Spirit Lives On

The Coffee Palace

Sunshine corner

The End of Warrenby

Dormanstown

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Warrenby 2003

The Coatham Hotel

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AN ANCIENT CHURCH

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In Town

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The 87 BUS

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Copy of an old map showing Warrenby & Coatham

Map of Warrenby

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Map of Coatham

1919

Warrenby

1952

Airial view

Hi Sheila,
Thought you might like the enclosed picture taken from the air.
it must have been taken after the Skating Rink was demolished,
oh how I loved that skating rink, I must have spent every weekend skating when I was a youngster. There is a great view of Newcomen Terrace, even the Coatham Hotel is on there.
Regards
Wendy Hall (Australia)

Teesbay 1872

Ariel Warrenby

Coatham Hotel from the air



contributed by Wendy Hall
Wendy shares her memories
on the topic
(The Coatham Hotel)

The South Bank

Dear Sheila
I had the opportunity last week to take some pictures from a height of 115feet they were all taken from the same spot above the marsh.
Regards
Stuart Haines

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Welcome To The Marsh |Warrenby families |Gala Days |Warrenby Village |Coatham |Warrenby Disaster |Warrenby Halt |School Days |Serving The Nation |Wartime Documents & Memorabilia |The Sporting Times |Christ Church Coatham |Weddings through the Ages |Marsh Farm Warrenby |Special Occasions |Attracting attention |Warrenby / Redcar Works |Faces from the past |Highdays & Holidays |Barkers holiday camp |Coatham Convalescent Home |People of Coatham |Maps & Arial Views |The way we were |Saint Mary's Church Warrenby |MARITIME |Coatham Pier |Working in Coatham |Parishes of The Sacred Heart & St Williams |Nostalgia |World War two |Walking pictures |Dormans Warrenby Athletic Club |Early Settlers |Stead Hospital |V.I.P.s |Serving the community |Digging for victory |Messages from Home & Away |Cleveland Golf Club |Warrenby Artisan Golf Club |Saint Andrews Mission Warrenby |Fishermans Crossing | Organisations for young People |The Warrenby Hotel |The Spirit Lives On |The Coffee Palace |Sunshine corner |The End of Warrenby |Dormanstown |Past Reunions |Warrenby 2003 |The Coatham Hotel |Weddings and Wedding Guests |AN ANCIENT CHURCH | The Town Clock |Locke Park |In Town |The Promenade |Short Stories & tales |Making Music |The 87 BUS |Autographs |Local News and Sport |Warrenby Reunion 2003 |Thank You |Our Roving Reporters |Local books |Links for Coatham to Warrenby |Message Board |Guestbook |Event Calendar |Mail Form