Aerial Shot of Seaton Carew, Hartlepool showing Church Street and The Front

Showing the Staincliffe to the north to the southernmost end of the village.

An aerial view of Seaton Fairground from 1946 not long after it was set up. Shows still seem to be on sand.

A great shot of Seaton Carew from the air. Going from left to right. The fairground, the bus station, Longscar Hall being built, the paddling pool with The Marine Hotel opposite and the North Shelter. Over to the right you can see Holy Trinity Church and the school.

HHT&N 559

An aerial shot of Seaton Carew Front at the junction with Church Street. The Seaton Hotel is the white building in the picture. A busy day with lots of people about and shows on the beach. No bus station which was built in the 1930s.

HHT&N 570

an aerial shot of Seaton Carew c1945 before a lot of the area was developed into housing. Holy Trinity Church and the Primary school can be seen.

HHT&N 563

This image, probably 1930s or 40s shows buildings between Ashburn Street and The Front and behind the Seaton Hotel. Except for those in Church Street and along The Front itself they are now all gone including the Quaker Chapel which is directly behind what is now the Durham Hotel.

A great view showing the Staincliffe with its rear tennis courts and the adjoining villas. Note the caravans on what is now a built up area.

An early view from the air. The building on the corner opposite the Seaton Hotel appears to be residential at this time. The rocket house can be seen on the slipway just down from the Cafe Royal.

Not a car in sight.

Aerial photo of Seaton Carew. The Staincliffe Hotel is the white building with the car park. Probably from the 90s as the sea wall is still under construction

Another picture of Seaton Carew from the air. The white building is the Norton Hotel on The Green.

Another shot of Seaton Carew from the air. The Norton Hotel is the white building on the right. Station Lane is the main road to the right of the picture and Holy Trinity Church can just be made out, just to left of centre.