EPW038903 ENGLAND (1932). Eaglescliffe Railway Station and the town centre, Eaglescliffe, 1932

Vacant plot, later to be the site of Eaglescliffe fire station.

Clarence House.

North lodge. Was one of the gate houses that controlled the north entrance to Preston park and still stands today.

Fire station was located where the four bay windowed terrace houses stand today, next to the shop on Elmwood road

War Memorial & Park (aka Tittybottle Park) https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2017/06/20/stockton-darlington-railway-brass-plaque-tittybottle-park-eaglescliffe/

Whiteley Springs Farm

Main driveway of Preston Hall

South Durham St. & Melrose Terrace

Manor House Farm

Melrose House

Potato Hall

Preston Cemetery

Pennypot House

Red House

Moor House Farm

Battle House

The original route of the Stockton and Darlington Railway ran beside the road from Eaglescliffe towards Stockton. It was just inside the grounds of Preston Hall. Stretches can still be traced today in the woodland. In the 1850s the railway moved to the line shown on the photo.

The platform buildings with their magnificent canopies have now gone. I understand that the station was effectively worked as two stations: one for the trains on the main line to/from Northallerton and Leeds and the other for local Darlington - Teesside - Saltburn services.

Footbridge (still partially in use)

Eaglescliffe North Signal Box

Water tower

Eaglescliffe South Signal Box.

Right hand pair of lines are to and from Middlesbrough.

Left hand pair of railway lines are to and from Stockton and the North.

Railway lines to and from Darlington.

Railway lines to and from Northallerton and the South.

Station Road

Albert Road

Witham Hall

Witham Hall Quarry

Yarm Road

Preston Hall, now a museum. Has an important painting The Dice Players by Georges de la Tour