Hartlepool Sports & Leisure
Hartlepool Transport
A Potted History Of Hartlepool
Hartlepool Trade & Industry
Hartlepool Health & Education
Hartlepool People
Hartlepool Places
Hartlepool at War
Hartlepool Ships & Shipping
In this section you will find a selection of information, photographs and memories relating to some of Hartlepool’s most fascinating residents, past and present. We would like to add to this section: if you have any relevant material that you would be willing to share, please get in touch with us at infodesk@hartlepool.gov.uk
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A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Alan Archbold.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Marian Bunn.
A selection of family photographs kindly shared with this project by Mr. Edward Bunting.
A selection of family photographs and information kindly shared by Mark Harald Stone, Grandson of Kathleen Dorothea Casper (1902-1994).
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. & Mrs. Sam and Margaret Chappell.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Myra Docherty.
Images of Edith Miles (nee Essery), kindly shared with us by her grand-daughter, Gillian Spokes.
A selection of photographs of the Everton and Dyer families kindly shared by Mrs. Joan Clennett.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. John Flack.
A family, originally from Sweden, who played an important role in timber importing in the town in the late 19th and early 20th century.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Violet Butcher.
A selection of photographs of the branch of this artistic family who made Hartlepool their home.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Billy Henderson.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. & Mrs. John and Hazel Brooker.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Janice Nicholson.
A selection of photographs from the album of the late Mary Isabella Cope, and kindly shared with this project by Mr. John Robinson. There also links with the Robinson (Kell -Smith) Family Album.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn and Liz Miles.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Paul Hodgson.
A selection of photographs kindly shared with this project by Hartlepool Museum Service.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Maureen Ledington.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Andrew McCluskey.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Stan Naisbitt.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Sheila Nicolson.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. David Payne.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Barbara Percival.
A selection of family photographs kindly shared with this project by John Robinson and Ellen Scott.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by V. Nicholson.
A selection of photographs and documents very kindly shared with this project by Mrs. Mary Sutheran.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Neil Wainwright.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Chris Walker.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Brian Ward.
Family in Hartlepool. The Watsons ran a bakery in the late 1800s early 1900s
The family of George Willson, Hartlepool timber merchant, who lived in Haswell House Stockton Road.
A selection of photographs and documents kindly shared with this project by Mr. Stuart James Wilson.
A selection of photographs and information kindly shared with this project by Mr. Norman Wise.
