Saltburn
Once described as a Victorian seaside gem, the Stockton & Darlington terminus at Saltburn (originally Saltburn-by-Sea) is seen with a train waiting to leave for Darlington in the 1970s. On the left a line once ran through the station to a private excursion platform built to serve the Zetland Hotel, arguably the towns finest building. The photograph was taken during a run-down period in Saltburn's history, since when significant developments and improvements have taken place, including preservation of both the 1862 station entrance (which now gives access to a shopping precinct) and the Zetland Hotel (which has been turned into luxury flats). See image 29477.
Location: Saltburn
Original line: Saltburn Branch (Stockton and Darlington Railway)
Photographer: Ian Dinmore
Contact photographer: Ian Dinmore
Image number: 17868
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