Taken in the mid 1980s, the image shows the Steelworks' Bridge on the left and trucks on the complex of train lines between the steelworks and Coronation Drive. Much of the North Works was  demolished in 1977.

Taken in May 1963, this shows reclaimed land. The steelworks are on the right and Seaton Baths can be seen in the distance on the left. Picture taken from the steelworks bridge.

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The well-known Steel works bridge, which crossed the railway lines from a point behind the Expanded Metal works to the Seaton side. It has now been replaced with a small wooden bridge.

Pedestrian bridge leading from Greatham Street to Coronation Drive, Seaton Carew going over the railway line. Used a lot by steel workers (hence the name) and people going from Hartlepool to Seaton Carew.

Taken in the mid 1980s, the bridge was finally demolished around 1991. It was for many years a bridge which went over the railway and through the heart of the Steel Works from Greatham Street to Coronation Drive and the seafront at Seaton.

Image shows the Steelworks' Bridge and the derelict offices in Mainsforth Terrace taken in the mid 1980s. The steps to the bridge are just out of sight on the left.

The photograph has been taken with the photographer standing just inside where the steelworks gate was located. 

The derelict offices through the bridge where the offices of South Durham Steel Iron Co.

The entrance to the Steelworks Bridge from Mainsforth Terrace.

The waste ground on the left hand side of the image is where the Number 1 Plate Mill stood.