Seaside by Rail Postcards + Posters

[Chisel]

Talks of opening the tunnels with Sustrans and North York moors authority looking into its viability

 

[r00fie1]

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Is that the one on Middlesbrough Station?

 

[r00fie1]

 

[Zoophonic]

They did a series of Yorkshire coast posters

 

[Zoophonic]

And the way they made a rough Welsh resort look like Antibes was great marketing.

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

Is that the one on Middlesbrough Station?

There is one there. Also at Saltburn

 

[Chisel]

There is one there. Also at Saltburn

Did that used to be in the Zetland station? I can remember playing there 35yrs ago and seeing something similar on the wall

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

Did that used to be in the Zetland station? I can remember playing there 35yrs ago and seeing something similar on the wall

It's on the wall inside the station building and where the main platform, under the canopy, used to be. That did run right down to The Zetland.

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

Tile map article

 

[r00fie1]

I remember the canopy and the track, which for years was in situ at The Zetland Hotel. Pure Edwardian indulgance when the well-to-do could afford their own carriage. Brilliant.

 

[chocolate_sandwich]

 

[Erimus11]

I worked at Jordison Printers from 1972-1993 and I always aware of the fact that they had produced many of the early theatre and film posters.
One of the company's main clients was British Rail, which used Jordison to print the famous destination posters. Some of the firm's work is on permanent display at the V&A Museum in London

 

[HarryVegas]

 

[Chisel]

View attachment 16396I remember the canopy and the track, which for years was in situ at The Zetland Hotel. Pure Edwardian indulgance when the well-to-do could afford their own carriage. Brilliant.

I remember the canopy, platform and the subway from Milton Street to Dundas St East. If only it was all still in place, would be great.

 

[Smoggle]

 

[HarryVegas]

I remember the canopy, platform and the subway from Milton Street to Dundas St East. If only it was all still in place, would be great.

This may be of interest...

Saltburn Station Subway - Hidden Teesside

The railway lines at Saltburn originally extended directly into the back of the Zetland Hotel as can be seen in this 1950s photo from the East Cleveland Image Archive. There used to be a pedestrian subway to get under the … Continue reading →

www.hidden-teesside.co.uk