Aerial Photograph of West Hartlepool Dock System showing Gray's North yard in the foreground and remnants of the mothball fleet in the background.

Aerial Shot of Hartlepool Town Centre area 1945

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

Aerial Shot of West Park area of Hartlepool with Park Drive Cricket Club In the foreground. To the left, the pavilion, still there today, can be seen. Elwick Road run horizontally on the image and on the other side of this is Ward Jackson Park and the houses in Park Avenue behind this.

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Aerial View directly over the Steelworks.

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Aerial View of Church Street area, Hartlepool. The original shopping area around Lynn Street is still there and a good view of the docks

Aerial View of Hartlepool Town area before the Civic Centre was built. It also show a lot of the dock area.

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

Aerial View of the Deep Water Berth area Hartlepool Docks, showing cargo storage sheds (Pulp, Newsprint, timber) outside timber storage areas, the Dockmasters Office, and the lock gates leading to the North Basin.

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.

Photo will probably have been taken when Dyke House School was opened in 1945 having been built just before WW2. The road in the middle leading up to Dyke House School is Mapleton Road (then called Hart Street being changed in 1967 because of another Hart Street on the Headland) The school in the foreground is the original Brougham which is now an enterprise centre.

The road on the right is Milbank Road which at the time did not reach Powlett Road. The new factory in Powlett Road is Prices Tailors, the first factory opened on the trading estate in 1945.  The roundabout where Easington, Raby and Powlett Roads and Winterbottom Ave meet had not been constructed and would later be  in the top left.

Aerial photo of Church Street and the surrounding area. Christ Church in the middle of the picture. Note the wood on the docks, long past nowadays.

Aerial photo of The University Hospital (Hartlepool General), Hartlepool with the A1086 Coast Roast in the foreground.

Hartlepool General Hospital from the air.

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.

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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.

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Looking towards the Headland

Aerial view of Dyke House School. The gas works can be seen in the background. The white building is Price Tailors, the first factory on the trading estate.

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Aerial view of Hartlepool, c1961

Aerial view of Hartlepool Docks.

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.

Hartlepool Ferry is on the centre right. On the skyline, from left to right is the spire of St. Mary's Church, St. Hilda's Church tower and the Borough Hall building.

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Aerial view of Hartlepool Docks. Not know when picture was taken but there is a steam train at the bottom of the picture.

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Aerial view of oil rig leaving Laing Offshore, Graythorp, Hartlepool

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Aerial view of old Hartlepool taken by German aircraft during WW2. Places to bomb listed.

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Aerial view of the CMEW works, Hartlepool docks.

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Aerial view of the CMEW works with their crane on the left.

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Aerial view of the Steelworks with Seaton Lane in the foreground.

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Aerial view of the Steelworks with the docks in the background.

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Aerial view of the docks. St Hilda's Church can be made out in the top right hand corner and Church Street bottom left.

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Aerial view of the docks from 1967. The swing bridge is visible top centre.

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An aerial view of Hart Warren Farm in 1953, after a devastating fire which destroyed the piggeries (bottom right of the photograph), and a couple of storage barns. Top left are the stack yards, and the van in the centre foreground, was used to deliver milk.

A shot of Brierton Hospital, Brierton Lane, from the air. Premises are now demolished. West Hartlepool Rugby Club premises can be seen top left. The club has now moved and new housing stands on the plot.

A shot of Cameron Hospital, Serpentine Road, Hartlepool, from the air. The building is almost centre to the picture.

Church Square and Street from the air.

A close look at Church Square.

Church Street and Hartlepool Docks from the air. Before the docks were transformed into the Marina we have today.

Another view of Church Street and Hartlepool Docks before the Marina development.

Church Street and Hartlepool Marina from the air.

Church Street and Hartlepool Marina from the air. This was taken at the time cars were being imported through Hartlepool. See top left of picture.

Church Street and Hartlepool Marina from the air. Jackson's Landing is just to left of centre.