Hartlepool History Then & Now - Seaton Carew

Seaton Carew

Details about Seaton Carew

Seaton Carew, a coastal village to the south-east of Stranton, was a fashionable 18^th century holiday destination for Quakers from Darlington. By 1840 it was still a small village, but was attracting wealthy citizens from the surrounding area to make their homes there. It is now undergoing a process of rennovation.

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1954 Plan for Seaton

Created by NDM
Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service
Dated 1954

Elizabeth Way road race (1)

Created by Bill Henderson
Donated by Bill Henderson
Dated 1983

Elizabeth Way road race (2)

Created by Bill Henderson
Donated by Bill Henderson
Dated 1983

Fish caught off Seaton Carew

Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service
Part of the Fishing collection

Goathland Drive, Seaton Carew

Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service

Holy Trinity Church, Seaton Carew

Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service

Miniature railway Seaton

Created by NDM
Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service
Dated 1947

Painting the Skating Rink

Created by NDM
Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service

Seaton Carew

Created by Bill Boagey
Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service
Part of the Bill Boagey collection

St Cuthbert's Children at Seaton Baths

Created by NDM
Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service

Steam fishing boat 'Dunrobin' aground

Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service
Part of the Fishing collection
Dated 1908

Three little girls at Seaton

Donated by Gillian Smith
Dated 1930