North Yorkshire Collection (page 15)

Yorkshire Dales, Sunday 24th October 1982. Richmond, Swaledale, North Yorkshire DL11 6SN

Ram on the Yorkshire Dales, Sunday 24th October 1982

Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire. Sunday 24th October 1982

The ALDERMAN B. O. DAVIES in the lock after leaving Middlesbrough Dock preparatory to making her maiden trip down the river

Tees Newport Bridge, Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 31st August 1936

Little Eskimos, Franz Wheldon aged 7 and Mark Hogarth aged 4, built an igloo - with a little help from Franzs dad - in the backyard of Franzs home in Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire

Children sledging, Ormesby Bank, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. 12th February 1978

Line dancers the Saltburn Stompers are going for a record breaking attempt on a world line dance record. Leading the way are 82 year old Olive Spours and 7 year old Ladi Kazeem, both of Saltburn

Saltburns miniature railway is back on track after years in the sidings. Its restoration marks a remarkable success story for the Saltburn Miniature Railway group

A steam train during Saltburns Victorian celebrations. 17th August 1986

Three-year-old Helen Place of Saltburn looks on as children from Northtrifts play school model costumes made for them by pupils of Saltburn JUnior School

Over 50 regulars of The Ship Inn, Saltburn, took part in the New Years Day swim in the North Sea and raised 1, 180 for charity

Chris Bird and Carole Smithson get in some practice at the sandpit building for the Saltburn Festival contest. 6th July 1988

Aerial view of Saltburn beach, pier and cliff lift. 7th September 1991

Saltburn cliff lift and pier. 8th August 1988

Susan Bate and Hedley Hopkins drink to the future of Saltburn YHA where alcohol will be on the menu for the first time in 50 years

Judith Barker greets travellers with a smile at the ticket office of the Cliff Ride at Saltburn Pier. 8th August 1989

A man in costume poses outside Saltburn Smugglers Heritage Centre. 6th December 1991

Saltburn has beaten the likes of Blackpool and Brighton to a national promotion award. A replica railway publicity poster

Saltburn Station, which may lose its Grade Two listed Portico under new development plans. 11th June 1980

To celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Saltburn lift children turned out in Victorian costume, with dancing and Punch & Judy shows. 28th June 1994

The Cleveland County Holiday Guide was launched at the Smugglers Heritage Centre, Saltburn. Joining one of the centres models to launch the guide were Gladiator Jet

Saltburn Railway Station. 1st August 1986

Interior of Saltburn Cliff Lift. 13th June 1991

Heagneys staff ready for Saltburns Victorian Week. 3rd August 1992

View of the Saltburn Cliff Lift. 8th August 1989

A lady poses by Saltburn Pier in Victorian clothing. 18th August 1991

Saltburns Smugglers Heritage Centre has been open one year, Yorkshire coast Morris dancers Trina and Graham Price help with the celebrations. 18th April 1993

Procession through town during Saltburns Victorian Week. 8th August 1993

Even the salt laden air at salt burn couldn t prevent ice from forming down the rock face of the cliff during a colder spell of weather. 11th January 1982

Members of Saltburn Residents and Britain in Bloom Committees with the new Lens Sanders Memorial Trophy. L-R Keith Muir, Jackie Taylor, Eileen Robinson and Carole Miller. 2nd July 1993

Residents of Saltburn watch as Janet Williamson, 19, is buried in the sand during rehearsals for next months world record attempt at building the longest sandcastle ever

The Ship Inn at Saltburn. 8th August 1997

Local man Peter Jones (wearing trilby) is drafted in as an extra in the new BBC costume drama being filmed at Saltburn Seafront. 22nd September 1994

Trevor and Joan Taylor pose with their award for their window display at their shop, Victoriana during Saltburns Victorian celebrations. 10th August 1988

The first stream train in 20 years at Saltburn station. 17th August 1981

Nortumbria in Bloom judges Mrs Romy Cookson and Mrs Jennifer Scott tour the town in a horse-drawn charabanc, provided through advertising sponsorship including the Evening Gazette

Aerial view of Saltburn beach. 28th August 1984

The annual ceremony of planting the Penny Hedge which dates back 800 years seen here being carried out in Whitby, Scarborough, North Yorkshire

Alan Finney owner of the K Centre shop in Linthorpe seen here helping to bail out water from his flooded shop. 22nd June 1983

ICI owned Wilton Castle, with the towers of industry in the background. 19th April 1979

General view of cooling towers at ICI, Wilton. 11th August 1977

ICI, Wilton, Greystone Road, South Lackenby Cottages, 13th June 1987

Two million working hours without an accident resulting in lost time has given ICI employees the chance to boost Cleveland charities

ICI Fibres Fashion show. ICI models showing off the fashion fibres. Left to right, Susan Cooper, Elaine Wright, Linda Renton, Angie Chapman, Helen Lisle

A general view of ICI Wilton, 24th September 1992

A lifeboat at Runswick. November 1951

Stokesley Agricultural Show. The bustle of the showring as the pony mares and foals step out to impress the judges. 19th September 1970

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North Yorkshire, a picturesque region in England's Yorkshire Dales National Park, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. From the majestic peaks of Pen-y-ghent to the iconic Ribblehead Viaduct on the Settle to Carlisle Railway, this area boasts breathtaking landscapes that will leave you in awe. Wensleydale, another gem within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, offers rolling green hills and charming villages that seem straight out of a storybook. As you explore this idyllic countryside, don't forget to sample some delicious Wensleydale cheese - a local specialty. For those seeking coastal beauty, Whitby beckons with its timeless charm. Immortalized by JMW Turner's artwork from 1824, this quaint town captivates visitors with its cliff tramway and pier at Saltburn by the Sea. The rocky shoreline below Carr Naze in Filey Brigg also promises stunning vistas that showcase North Yorkshire's rugged coastline. Venturing further inland reveals more wonders like Pendle Hill standing tall against stormy skies above Settle. Gordale Scar presents an awe-inspiring sight within the Yorkshire Dales National Park - a dramatic gorge carved by ancient forces of nature. Hawes in Wensleydale invites you to experience traditional village life while offering access to endless hiking trails amidst breathtaking scenery. Meanwhile, Staithes provides an elevated view of a fishing village frozen in time. Beamsley Beacon rises majestically over Storiths as if guarding North Yorkshire's natural treasures. And who can resist marveling at the architectural masterpiece that is Ribblehead Viaduct? This engineering marvel on the Settle-Carlisle railway line showcases both human ingenuity and harmonious integration with nature. Finally, Knaresborough delights visitors with its viaduct spanning over River Nidd - providing enchanting views from paths leading up to its historic castle.