Taken in the 1930s, this image shows an exhibition of domestic applances in the  Town Hall. On the right heat proof gas globes are on display and arange of gas water geysers on both stands. In the centre the display are the words ' switch on gaslight ' but this was probably very much towards the end of the life of new gaslighting.

The display on the left advertises bathroom fittings by John Pounder Ltd Stockton Street.

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This image dated 1979 is a side view of the Engine House and the Water Tower behind it.

This image appears to be of the Gas Showrooms which were in Victoria Road on the corner of Avenue Road for many years. The venue is now a wine bar retaining the name 'The Showroom'.

The image is possibly from the 1930s or 40s.

The items on display seem to be water heating geysers and the desk was where accounts were paid, the notice indicating 9-5pm weekdays and 9-12pm presumably Wednesday or Saturday.

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The Gas Works (Hartlepool Gas and Water Company), Middleton Road, in 1966. The Swing Bridge can be seen in the foreground.

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THe side of the gas works Middleton Road looking towards the docks.

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This Photograph is of the Gas Works in Middleton Road.

Taken around 1930, the Gas Works' Office in Middletoon Road.

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Taken in 1965 just after they were opened, the number 2 Gasworks in Powlett Road.

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The Gas Works on Lancaster Road, showing the tank and outbuildings. 

A group of male employees from Hartlepool Gas & Water Co. in 1914/15. The image was taken from a glass plate negative

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There was a very cold spell with nights around 24degrees F, about -4 C in January 1957. In the days before central heating and well insulated houses, winter meant burst pipes. The Hartlepool Water Company gave a list of precautions.

An interesting image of the Water Works in Lancater Road.

On the corner of Lancaster Road and Middleton Road taken in 1966. Part of the site is now a NHS clinic

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