LOFTUS IN PICTURES

        PHOTOS FROM AROUND THE TOWN


Once this whole building was the Police station with its own cells 
      
Now only one end is owned by Cleveland Police. 

     have been trying to find out exactly how old this building is.
  But so far no luck.  Anyone know?
 
    

     



The Gaskell Lane Bridge. It took a long time to get repaired/rebuilt
but now its done and looks really good.

  



                                   A Few Views Around South Loftus                                

               
 
          
           






                                      
                        



           OTHER VIEWS AROUND THE AREA
                                      
                        
            View from the fields at East Loftus looking towards Easington Village
        
                        

  BOULBY POND

    This is the Pond at the top of the hill, past Upton Cottages 


 
   LOFTUS CRICKET CLUB

A Game Between Loftus and Hinderwell - 2016
       
                                              

                                                                     Snow Scenes

                 Easington Church

               
          

WOODLAND SCENERY

      The Railway Bridge.
     The Old Footbridge that leads you up the 
     steps to Rosecroft Lane (this has sadly been washed away)
    The Old Bridge between Rosecroft Bank and the road to Liverton mines

               

               




A view from the top of "Loy Lane Cemetery"
EAST LOFTUS 
              



Another Lost Business. - Now An Antique Shop
Such a shame when we lost our local Hardware Shop
               






Location: Loftus, UK

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