Aerial View Hartlepool Docks, showing Central Dock (left), North Basin (centre), Victoria Dock (right). and the area known as “The Slake” in the background. Cargo Storage sheds, and a vehicle import storage area are in the foreground.

Aerial view of the West Harbour area, with May & Hassle, Timber Importers middle foreground. The Ship Egton is tied up on 'A' Jetty, Union Dock. To the right is the Coal Dock, with HMS Warrior undergoing restoration, with Union Dock, Central Dock, North Basin, and Victoria Dock.

The MV Montlhery immediately after her collision with the North Basin Lock Gates when attempting to pass through the Lock.

The Car Ferry MV Montlhery safely tied-up after colliding with the North basin Lock Gates. Both the ship and the gates were damaged.

Damage where the car ferry MV Montlhery struck the Lock Gate structure and Quay Side. Emergency measures were taken to hold the top of the gate against the quayside to prevent it falling into North Basin.

Joseph Tombling and a friend setting out for a cycling tour of Norway in 1938. They are on board the small Norwegian steamer Gol, bound for Bergen, which is just passing the swing bridge as it enters the North Basin.

N.E.R. No.7 dredging in the South Basin, date unknown.

MV Alert in the North Basin, Hartlepool.

MV Carelia at Berth in the North Basin.

MV Finnrose in the North Basin, Hartlepool.

MV Follum Supplier in the North Basin, Hartlepool.

MV Heide-Catrin in the North Basin, Hartlepool.

MV Ijsslland in the North Basin, Hartlepool

MV Seebrise (Germany) at berth in the North Basin, Hartlepool.

MV Unit Link in North Basin, Hartlepool.

MV Viking Bank at berth in the North Basin.

Building work being carried out on the No.3 docks gates between Central Dock and the North Basin. The No.8 Warehouse and the 80-ton sheer legs can be seen in the background. Date unknown.

North Basin on Docks with the CMEW hammerhead crane at the fitting out berth. Ship to right hand of picture is the MV Portscatho. Another ship discharging timber in the foreground.

The crew of the Sail Training Ship Sir Winston Churchill manning the yards as the vessel enters the North Basin in July 1995.

Ship in North Basin receiving her new boiler. It is being deliverd by the CMEW Crane.

The general cargo ship SILVERBURN (5,023grt/1953), fitting out under the CMEW crane, in the North Basin.

The training ship 'Sir Winston Churchill' entering the Old Harbour with St Hilda's Church, the Fish Sands and Croft Gardens in the background. She had room aboard for 46 persons.