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Powlett Road, Hartlepool
Easington Road/Powlett Road roundabout 1949
Donated by Robert Wood CollectionLooking northwest from the south side of Powlett Road looking at the roundabout which opened in October 1948. Easington Road is on the left and the BISF (steel or 'tin' houses as they were known when they were quickly constructed after World War 2) can be seen.
Winterbottom Avenue is the road off to the right on the roundabout and at the time was still called Raby Road until 1967. The former line of Howbeck Lane is a path in the centre.
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Gas Works Powlett Road
Donated by Douglas FerridayTaken in 1965 just after they were opened, the number 2 Gasworks in Powlett Road.
HHT&N 831
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Making Hot Cross Buns 1
Created by NDM
Donated by Hartlepool Museum ServiceAt the busy Co-op Bakery around 1954.
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Making Hot Cross Buns 2
Created by NDM
Donated by Hartlepool Museum ServiceTaken around 1954 at the busy bakery in Powlett Rd.
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Marina and Dyke House
Donated by Hartlepool Library ServiceMarina and Dyke House from the air. Dyke House School bottom right of picture. Lancaster Road and Powlett Road also in the picture.
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Marina and Dyke House (2)
Donated by Hartlepool Library ServiceMarina and Dyke House from the air. Lancaster Road and Powlett Road in the picture.
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Powlett Hotel
Created by W Henderson
Donated by W HendersonThe Powlett Hotel, Powlett Road, Hartlepool. An unusual bow fronted public house which has now closed and been converted in to shops.
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Powlett Hotel 2014
Created by Don Stephenson
Donated by Don StephensonThe Powlett 2014. The Powlett has now been closed and converted into shops.
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Powlett Road Bridge
Donated by John ParsonsPowlett Road Bridge before its replacement in 1994. This bridge was used by Covered Hopper (Covhop )Wagons hauled by diesel to Steetley.
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