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An interesting view of Skelton Cross Green, without the small park and War Memorial now situated beside the modern day traffic lights. Interestingly the large double-fronted shop stood until the end of the last century, when demolition created the space we now see next to the Duke William pub!
Are these men coming off shift or going on? No safety helmets, so we can surmise it’s before the mid 1930’s.
The caption on this photo says ’Mine horses out to graze during holidays near Claphow, North Skelton mine in the backgound. So who am I to argue?
The other side of Skelton High Street, on a lovely sunny day as the shades outside of the shops prove. The Halfpenny Bridge at Saltburn can just be seen in the distance.
We don’t have many photographs of Skelton, it’s a pity this one has a mark down it, but lots have turned out to see the man with the camera.  Skelton/Loftus A duet of images from the book of views of Loftus. This shows the imposing Parish Church at Skelton in the upper image and Loftus Railway Station in the lower image – two more diverse views I couldn’t imagine! |
10/03 A Group of Ladies
10/03 Georgina and Tom Codling 10/03 A Thurlow Lady with Children 10/03 Ada Codling (nee Thurlow) 07/03 Ada and Georgina Thurlow 07/03 The Thurlows, Boulby Barns Farm 07/03 Gran Thurlow and Mother 07/03 At Your Leisure – February 2010 05/03 1st Loftus Wolf Cubs – 1966? 04/03 The Thurlows at Boulby Barns Farm 01/03 Blogcast 01/03 Easington Village School 28/02 East Loftus Community Centre 27/02 Congregational Church 27/02 Two Chemist's And A Dog. 27/02 Harrop's Staff 27/02 Before and After 27/02 Pupils In Ruins 27/02 Can't Push It Over 27/02 Still Looking 27/02 Is It A Bird, Is It A Plane? 27/02 We're Here  |
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