Hillstreet Collection

Breadwinner bakery at Hill Street Centre, Middlesbrough, 11th November 1981

Hill Street Outdoor Market, Middlesbrough, 24th May 1982

Under construction, Hill Street Centre, Middlesbrough, 30th May 1980

Denis O Neill (left) section engineer for contractors McAlpine, shows members of borough council around the Hill Street Centre development, Middlesbrough, 7th October 1981

Hill Street Centre, Middlesbrough, 29th May 1982. Behind the scenes in mall restaurant

Under construction, Hill Street Centre Development, Middlesbrough, 1st October 1980. French Kier Property Developments in partnership with Middlesbrough Borough Council

Christine McLaughlin (left), Christine Donnelly (centre) and Jean Gun, attendants at Hill Street Centre, Middlesbrough, 17th November 1981

Hill Street Centre, Middlesbrough, 19th November 1982

New Forest SO40 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of New Forest SO40 2

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"Hillstreet: A Journey through Time and Development" Step back in time to the bustling streets of Middlesbrough, where Hill Street Centre stood as a symbol of progress and growth. On the 11th of November 1981, Breadwinner bakery became an integral part of this thriving hub, filling the air with the aroma of freshly baked goods. The following year, on the 24th of May 1982, Hill Street Outdoor Market brought together local vendors and eager shoppers. The vibrant atmosphere was palpable as people explored a myriad of stalls offering unique treasures. But before these landmarks took shape, on the 30th of May 1980, Hill Street Centre was still under construction. Denis O'Neill worked tirelessly as section engineer for contractors McAlpine to bring this vision to life. It was a laborious process that would soon transform into something extraordinary. Venturing beyond Middlesbrough's borders, we find ourselves in New Forest SO40-2 Map – perhaps a reminder that even amidst urban development lies nature's serene beauty. Returning to Hill Street Centre on the 19th November 1982, we witness yet another successful day at its outdoor market. The lively scene showcases not only commerce but also community spirit and camaraderie among locals. On the 27th August 1981, visitors strolled through Hill Street Centre's corridors adorned with shops and storefronts brimming with possibilities. This evolving space promised convenience and excitement for all who stepped foot inside its walls. Peeking behind closed doors on the 29th May 1982 revealed an intimate glimpse into one of Mall Restaurant's hidden corners within Hill Street Centre – where culinary delights were crafted away from prying eyes. Fast forward to February17th, 1983 - Linen World Bedding Center opened its doors alongside Debenhams and Freeman Hardy Willis within Hill Street Centre. These additions further enriched shopping experiences for residents and visitors alike.