Hartlepool History Then & Now - Normanhurst

Normanhurst

Details about Normanhurst

Normanhurst was probably built by Matthew Rickinson and later owned by Sir William Cresswell Gray. During the First World War it was used as a convalescent home for injured soldiers. It later became a Roman Catholic school before converting to a public house (the White House) in the 1980s. It is located in Wooler Road.

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Convalescent soldiers

Donated by Douglas Ferriday
Part of the Hartlepool Library Services collection
Dated 1915

Convalescing soldiers

Donated by Hartlepool Library Service

Normanhurst

Part of the Library collection collection

Normanhurst

Part of the Hartlepool Museum Service collection

Normanhurst - VAD Hospital

Donated by Douglas Ferriday
Part of the Hartlepool Library Service collection
Dated 1915

The White House

Created by Don Stephenson
Donated by Don Stephenson
Part of the Hartlepool Public Houses collection