A view showing the south end of Stockton High Street.
Photograph and details courtesy of Terry Westwood.
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A Pictorial History of Stockton-on-Tees
A view showing the south end of Stockton High Street.
Photograph and details courtesy of Terry Westwood.
From the look of the empty shops and ‘Sale’ signs was this not just prior to the demolition?
I agree with Dave. Look at the huge variety of architecture and the Royal Hotel where my sister had her wedding reception in 1953 when I was 11. She died in 2009 aged 80. I want to bring my wife up to Stockton to see the town where I grew up and I am unable to find a hotel in the town centre only the Stockton Arms at Hartburn. Where is the Vane Arms in the High Street? Gone.
Roy there is a new hotel getting built on Church Road called the Hilton on land were the Co-op dairy was.
I doubt it will live up to its name.
It’s called a “Hampton by Hilton” hotel, so with informed expectations, I doubt it will disappoint those who stay there. Lets’s give it a chance, they haven’t even completed the steel framework yet! 🙂
This is stockton and should have been left like this and not demolished
Stockton at its best, as I remember it as a boy