Taken in 1906 as Derick says a lovely reminder of how things used to be.
(image courtesy of Derick Pearson)

Do you remember Vaughan Street like this? Obviously named after the mine owner.
(image courtesy of Joan Webster)

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, it is remembered (by Roger Barwick) as ”West End Corn Store”, when demolition created the space we now see next to the Duke William pub!

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.

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!