Some of the interesting sites that are across the Tees Valley area can be seen here. For a full list with images, please see our publications page.
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- This pub in the First World War was used for accommodating troops.
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- All of these buildings situated in a scenic sea view front were used for accommodating troops.
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- This building was used in the First World War for accommodating horses
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- The building was listed in 1918 for accommodating the troops
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- In the First World War this building was used for the accommodation of troops.
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- This was a pilot’s watch house stationed on Hartlepool’s headland.
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- This building was used for the accommodation of troops in the First World War.
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- In the First World War this building was used as a store.
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- This grand building was used for the accommodation of troops.
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- In the First World War this was used for detecting approaching enemy aircraft
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- Sound Mirror for detecting enemy aircraft
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- In the First World War this building was used as a Red Cross Hospital.
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- In the First World War barracks, pillboxes and gun emplacements were stationed here.
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- In the First World War, part of this building was used for the accommodation of troops.
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- 8443: Cliff Terrace was used for accommodating women workers in the First World War
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- 8444: Lyndnhurst – used for accommodating women workers in the First World War
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- 8456: Friar Terrace was used as offices in the First World War.
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- 8459: High Street Stockton was used for accommodating troops.
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- 8473: hughenden Stables – used as stores in the First World War
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- Used for the accommodation of troops in the First World War.
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- 8497: Marske Parish Hall was used for accommodating troops.
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- 8517: Redcar Literacy Institute used for accommodating troops in the First World War.
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- 8528: Poverina Hotel, used for accommodating horses in the First World War.
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- 8458: Yarm Street, Assembly Rooms
Bulletin No 26 2022 | 
Teesside Archaeological Society 