EPW038901 ENGLAND (1932). Portrack Lane, the South Durham Steel and Iron Works and environs, Portrack, from the south-west, 1932

St. James School - Still there (not a school) in 2013 (& now 2024)

The Prince of Wales (PH) https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2012/10/01/prince-of-wales-pub/ https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2015/07/21/the-prince-of-wales-portrack/

The Portrack Hotel (PH) (Still open 2023) https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2012/10/08/the-portrack-hotel/

Dog Hill Farm

Portrack Mission (became Portrack Baptist Church

These buildings still exist in 2017

pedestrian subway under railway tracks

Portrack Grange Farm formerly the Flaming Stump Inn (http://www.hidden-teesside.co.uk/2012/01/01/the-flaming-stump-and-the-portrack-cut)

Later to become a Co-op garage? https://picturestocktonarchive.wordpress.com/2005/05/07/the-old-co-op-garage-in-portrack

Black Farm

Gjers Mills demolished about 1965.

The Royal Hotel Dugdale St.

Villa Farm

Browns Foundry

Lustrum Beck

Ironmasters district Middlesbrough

Billingham Beck Bridge

Holme House

Brick works

Billingham Branch Line

Old course of river Tees

Portrack Bridge

Union Workhouse

River Tees

Portrack Primary School

Portrack Lane

North Shore Branch railway line.

Signalbox

The Cricketers Arms pub.

Blair's shear legs were built in 1887 and remained a prominent feature on Stockton's waterfront until they were dismantled after being partially destroyed by fire in 1933. The shear legs were capable of lifting loads up to 100 tons and were used to transfer completed engines and other heavy equipment from the shore into ships being fitted out.

St James's Church Vicarage

St James's Church

North Tees Power Station