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Welcome to My Town, My Future!

My Town, My Future is an exciting project looking at the past, present and future of Middlesbrough.

We’re posting our collection of never-before-seen old photos of Middlesbrough, and we’d love you to get involved by leaving lots of comments, as well as sharing them on Facebook and Twitter. We want to hear all about your memories, whether you’ve spotted your old school, someone you know, or you have stories passed down through the family about one of the places we’ve posted about.

Please note that Middlesbrough Borough Council does not guarantee ownership of these images. Whilst we make every effort to identify the copyright proprietors of photographs we display, the lapse of time invariably makes it impossible to credit all individual images. Therefore, the Council excludes any liability, to the fullest extent permitted by law, for any actions taken against any persons making use of these photographs in respect of copyright or intellectual property infringement.

If you believe any of the images displayed belong to you then please do not hesitate to contact us on 01642 729 001.

Kirkleatham Hospital

Acklam Road and West Lane area (13 Nov. 1946).

The Ship Inn Eston

The Smithy High Street Eston

South African Memorial Eston Cemetery

Eston Hills

Lazenby

Central Library

Lackenby Works

Lackenby Tees Dock

Newport Bridge – Under Construction

Middlesbrough Town Centre 1963

Clay Lane Ironworks 1969

Port Clarence, British Steel Corporation

Stewart’s Park, North West Lodge

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