Photo taken on hartlepool promenade with volunteers in uniform and armed.

On back of photo: 6th company 4th DVA 1900. 2nd back row 4th from left Kit Measor (ex cosmopolitan hotel) went to Boer war. C. Measor, Cosmopolitan hotel, hartlepool

A gathering of baptists on the promenade at old Hartlepool. Note soldiers at top left. Probably from the nearby Heugh Battery.

The sea wall in front of South Crescent at old Hartlepool. This shows the railway line installed to take the blocks along the promenade in order to build a new sea wall.

Entertainment on the Bandstand on the promenade at Old Hartlepool.

The bandstand, sonnereine with the pierrots playing to an audience (one member of the group can be seen leaning over the piano). These men played for free although a collection boy was passed around after each performance.

People gathered around the bandstand on the promenade, old Hartlepool. pre 1914

Crowd enjoying the entertainment on the promenade old Hartlepool in front of the bandstand c1900.

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Marion Bunn's Grandma Metcalfe sitting on a bench near the Heugh Battery, probably sometime in the 1880s.

Marion Bunn's Grandma Metcalfe sitting on the rocks in front on the Heugh Battery, probably sometime in the 1880s.

Grapho and Jackson performing troupe, possibly on the promenade, old Hartlepool.

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The group often performed at the Hartlepool Headland promenade & Seaton Carew bandstands. Note the Union Jack flag at the back of the bandstand.

The children are all holding card which forms a flag. They appear to all be boys so probably from a school with their teachers & male spectators looking on. Note three of the boys in the front row are barefoot!

Celebration on Hartlepool Promenade to mark King George V's Silver Jubilee in 1935.

Groups of people watching the opening of the promenade extension possibly 1930. Further people are just visible in the window above.

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Children of varying ages on Hartlepool Promenade. Boys Brigade/Scouts in centre front. Many of the children are wearing sashes or garlands. A large audience of adults watches from above & there are people on deckchairs at the forefront of the view.

Taken around 1936 on the Headland Promenade, the banner is that of Throston Methodist Chapel.

On the reverse, Stan Johnstone is identified as the man leaning on the wall and his sisters Mary and Lillian are 3rd and 4th from right on the second row.

Possibly a postcard image - although difficult to make out, the writing at the bottom right of the image appears to read "New Promenade and swimming pool Hartlepool".

The North Promenade, old Hartlepool with a gun emplacement. No sign of anybody about.

The photo shows the opening ceremony of the promenade extension at Hartlepool. Alderman Carter on the left is presenting silver scissors to Alderman J Jeffery.

Documentation suggests that the Prince of Wales opened the extension in July 1930 so unclear if this is same or another event.

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Alderman Jeffery cutting the ribbon.

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Grapho and Jackson Troupe performing on the Promenade, old Hartlepool

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Picture of the Promenade, Old Hartlepool, with the Heugh Breakwater in the background.

The Bandstand on the promenade at Old Hartlepool. There seems to be a show taking place at the bandstand.

Women and children posing on the promenade, old Hartlepool with the bandstand in the background.

People walking away from a show at the bandstand on the promenade at Old Hartlepool. Note the ornate light.

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A view of the bandstand and promenade taken from what is now the Heugh Battery. Note that there is no seating so a very early photograph. The town moor can be seen and there are cattle grazing on it.

The Promenade at old Hartlepool with the Heugh Gun Battery to the side of it.

A busy day at old Hartlepool with the promenade and the sands full of people.

Enjoying a day out at The promenade Old Hartlepool. Judging by the style of the clothes c1920.

A busy day on the promenade at old Hartlepool

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The Town Moor and The Bandstand on the Promenade at Old Hartlepool. The temporary lighthouse can be seen on the Moor which put this picture c1920.