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Bridlington Fire Station 1905 (archive ref DDX2031-3-1)

  • Andy jefferson said:
    This photo is of Portland Place. The terrace house to the right is number 12 and bears the name The Fire House. A row of new build bungalows occupies the site of the fire station now. The new fire station is not, as stated, opposite the "high school" but opposite Bridlington School. The High School is the name given by locals to The High School for Girls which was on St John Street, now converted to flats

Easington Windmill 1905 (archive ref PO-1-36-1)

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
     
    Easington Windmill – Then and Now (100+ Years Later)

    "Easington Windmill 1905" by East Riding Archives
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    "Easington Windmill Stone" 2012 by Hedon Blog
    Easington Windmill Stone"This 'polo' is all that remains of Easington's Windmill which ceased to operate in the 1920s and was demolished in the 1960s. The windmill originally stood at the site now occupied by the Langeled gas terminal." – Ray Duffill, Hedon Blog
  • East Riding Archives said:
    Thanks for the info Ray. Such a shame that so many windmills have been demolished.

Aldbrough Cliffs 1910 (archive ref PO-1-2-1)

  • Mark Dyson said:
    I'd hazard a guess that this location is now 100-150 yards out to sea (erosion is at least 1 yard per year, possibly more). In 1910 the present road carried on then became a T junction with roads heading parallel to the cliffs in both directions. Maybe the building shown is the old "Royal Hotel"?