Hartlepool Ferry is on the centre right. On the skyline, from left to right is the spire of St. Mary's Church, St. Hilda's Church tower and the Borough Hall building.

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On the left is the Fishermans Arms. Hartlepool workingmens club in centre and Mason (formerly Proctor's Printers) on right. Post 1966.

A clock and printing equipment in F.W. Mason's derelict printer's shop, in Southgate, Hartlepool, 1966.

The premises of F. W. Mason, Printers and stationers, at 53 High Street (now Southgate), old Hartlepool.

The Fishermans Arms in Southgate, old Hartlepool.

Masons Printing Works

Taken in the 1860s, in Southgate just beyond the Union Hotel.

Taken in 1966 the image shows the premises of F.W. Mason which was originally Proctor's Printing works in Southgate, old Hartlepool. On the left is the Fisherman's Arms which is the only building on the block which is still there and still in business. It is surrounded by modern housing. In between the two buildings was Hartlepool Working Men's Club.

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The image shows the Heugh Social Club in the centre. The building which is for sale on the left and was probably a former bank (?) still exists and is beautifully renovated as living accomodation.

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The Fishermans Arms, Southgate, old Hartlepool. Premises are still going strong today. It is a small pub with just one through room.

The Fishermans Arms, Southgate, old Hartlepool taken in 2014

Taken in early 1967, the reverse of the photo says that this was the premises of West Hartlepool Drug Co. Ltd. in Southgate old Hartlepool. It also says that prior to this it was Gray Peverill store and in WW2 and just after was a British Restaurant.

The building was demolished in 1981.

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