EPW010618 ENGLAND (1924). Christ Church, Church Square and Church Street, Hartlepool, 1924. This image has been produced from a copy-negative.

Hill Carter Department Store on the corner of Whitby & Church Streets, created in 1898 and noted for the quality of its upholstery, drapery and clothing departments. Around 1940 it became Blackett's, which lasted for thirty years before becoming the Dovecot Salerooms. After refurbishment, the building became the Hill Carter Hotel in 1997.

Horse-drawn vehicles in Church Street.

Extensive railway sidings serving all the main docks: Coal, West, Jackson and Swainson.

The Banking Quarter of West Hartlepool

Lynn Street

Princess Street

John Street

Dover Street

Whitby Street

Scarborough Street

Vicarage

Tower Street

Anson Street, the first of the so-called "A" streets between Church Street and Musgrave Street to the south.

Municipal Buildings including the Public Library

School

Church Square

Upper Church Street

Christ Church, opened in April 1854 and built of Magnesian Limestone from the excavations of Jackson and Swainson Docks. It cost £6,000 to build and the tower is 100 feet high.

Tram on Church Street

West Hartlepool Station

Goods Station on Mainsforth Terrace

Victoria Terrace

No.3 Warehouse

No.4 Warehouse

No.2 Warehouse on Jackson Dock

Swainson Dock