The Sir William Turners grammar school was demolished and moved into a new building that later became Saltscar school. The ABC is in the extension that was built later. There a foundation stone on the outside along from the doorway. The only part of the original grammar school is the wall alongside Coatham Road.
1:43 Dr. Horners Hydropathic Establishment. Do any photos exist of this building as Oliver Whales' Fun City? Either when in operation, or standing forlorn after closure. (Which is how I remember it).
@@Nervejam Kirkleatham Hall was demolished in the 1950’s. Kirkleatham School was renovated and opened as a museum in the early 1980’s as Kirkleatham old hall. What other buildings are still there in the video?
@@bt542000 no, the Alexander Hotel became the Pig & Whistle before it was demolished to make way for Morrisons car park. They still have the original stained glass door with Alexander Hotel on it at their new location on Station Road.
Great job putting this together, Andy! I love this local history!
Thank Christian, that’s another passion of mine, collecting old postcards and photos of my hometown 🙂
Thanks for sharing 👍
all that history lost to developers
@@margaretburgess28 unfortunately yes, or demolished and never replaced 😕
might have been useful to give addresses for the buildings. The Jolly Sailor pub for example, was it on the seafront, bus station end?
That little cottage.....isn't that still standing on high street west?
no. Its now a two storey building, 118 high st
The old William Turner's is still there. ..now home to Redcar ABC
The Sir William Turners grammar school was demolished and moved into a new building that later became Saltscar school. The ABC is in the extension that was built later. There a foundation stone on the outside along from the doorway. The only part of the original grammar school is the wall alongside Coatham Road.
Seafield And Norton House is a retirement home. Pretty cool video!
Seafield and Norton House is now the Cherry Trees retirement homes.
MrAndymc69 Oh, my mistake. Yes it is.
Looked far better then than it does now,
1:43 Dr. Horners Hydropathic Establishment.
Do any photos exist of this building as Oliver Whales' Fun City? Either when in operation, or standing forlorn after closure. (Which is how I remember it).
The funny thing is the buildings over the road from the shore have burried levels indicating that the street levels have risen.mudfloods .
No, cellars.
Thank you.
West dye was my first school
Some of that is still there.
Which ones?
@@Nervejam Kirkleatham Hall was demolished in the 1950’s. Kirkleatham School was renovated and opened as a museum in the early 1980’s as Kirkleatham old hall. What other buildings are still there in the video?
Most of these r still here
they are not..
None of the buildings here are standing today
@@AMDronephotography isn't the Alexandra hotel the now old clarry? but even that has been converted
@@bt542000 no, the Alexander Hotel became the Pig & Whistle before it was demolished to make way for Morrisons car park. They still have the original stained glass door with Alexander Hotel on it at their new location on Station Road.
@@AMDronephotography i didn't know there were roads at both sides of the old p+w i only knew about the road that went past the fruit and veg warehouse