The Stranton Public House, Stockton Street, Hartlepool is probably the oldest existing public house in the town and is next to Cameron's Brewery. In 1899 is was bought by Cameron's and was a popular pub until around 2000 when it was closed. It is now part of Cameron's Brewery Visitor Centre and is still open as The Brewery Tap throughout the day where it is said the beer is excellent.
Fairworld Bingo, Stockton Street, Hartlepool with the Stranton public house on the right.
The cinema was formerly The Picture House then The Gaumont and has since been demolished.
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More detail »Henry Henderson standing outside the Stranton Pub, sometime in the 1920s.
More detail »The view taken from the end of Musgrave Street shows Cameron's Brewery, The Stranton ( Now the Brewery Visitor Centre) and Ben Cox fuel offices.
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More detail »The Brewery Tap, Stockton Street, Hartlepool. This used to be The Stranton public house but was taken over by Camerons brewery and is now used as part of their visitor centre.
More detail »Probably taken in the early 2000s before The Stranton closed and reopened as a Visitor Centre and The Brewery Tap. Possibly the construction work behind the Central Stores is the beginning of Park Towers residential development.
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More detail »Old picture of the Stranton Hotel, later just called 'The Stranton', Stockton Street, Hartlepool. The building next to it was the Free Methodist Chapel which was bought by Camerons Brewery in 1898 and demolished in order to extend the brewery.
More detail »The Stranton public house, Stockton Street, Hartlepool
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