Hartlepool History Then & Now - Victoria Terrace

Victoria Terrace

Details about Victoria Terrace

Victoria Terrace was one of the first streets in Ward Jackson's West Hartlepool and was to have been a street of some importance with Albert Square as the centrepiece. The first railway station was built in 1845 in Victoria Terrace but this was short lived and when a new station was built in Mainsforth Terrace in 1853, the railway cut off Victoria Terrace from Church Street and sliced through Albert Square in front of the Royal Hotel. It never regained importance and was demolished in 1965.

Location

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Custom House

Donated by Douglas Ferriday
Part of the Hartlepool Library Service collection
Dated 1977

Old Dock Offices

Donated by Douglas Ferriday
Part of the Hartlepool Library Service collection

Shops in Victoria Terrace

Part of the Hartlepool Museum Service collection

Smith and Son Victoria Terrace

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Victoria Terrace

Donated by Hartlepool Library Service

Victoria Terrace

Donated by Hartlepool Library Service

Victoria Terrace 2

Donated by Robert Wood Collection
Part of the Hartlepool Museum Service collection

Victoria Terrace then and now

Created by Bill Stevenson
Donated by Hartlepool Library Service