Category:1914 bombing damage, Hartlepool

Media in category "1914 bombing damage, Hartlepool"

The following 27 files are in this category, out of 27 total.

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  A Sergeant (right) and staff Sergeant (left) surveying the damage sustained during the Bombardment. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. This was the (5633824483).jpg 966 × 1,234; 241 KB
  
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  Bombardment damage to a building on Moor Terrace. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. This was the first time British civilians were in the line of (5633879005).jpg 639 × 1,024; 373 KB
  
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  Bombardment damage to houses on Blake Street, West Hartlepool. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. This was the first time British civilians were in the (5633900685).jpg 1,024 × 654; 160 KB
  
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  Bombardment damage to South Street. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. This was the first time British civilians were in the line of enemy fire during (5633991469).jpg 832 × 541; 135 KB
  
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  Bombardment damage to the Baptist Chapel, Prissick Street, Hartlepool. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. This was the first time British civilians (5633910353).jpg 521 × 832; 99 KB
  
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  Bombardment damage to the building and windows of ‘Greencliffe’, Moor Terrace, Hartlepool. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. This was the first time (5634435492).jpg 1,121 × 1,427; 239 KB
  
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  Bombardment damage to the façade of Ocean House, Hartlepool. Mr. Herbert Orde, shopfitter and undertaker lived here. The bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany took place on the 16th December 1914. (5633991461).jpg 1,887 × 2,484; 461 KB
  
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  Boys outside Baptist Church (5633991473).jpg 1,105 × 1,423; 283 KB
  
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  Brougham Terrace (5634342210).jpg 1,022 × 1,564; 331 KB
  
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  Cleveland Road, Hartlepool (4397346831).jpg 448 × 280; 35 KB
  
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  Ivyholme (5634449278).jpg 647 × 1,024; 380 KB
  
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  Lighthouse Cafe (5633842649).jpg 526 × 822; 76 KB
  
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  Man with shell fragments (5634004383).jpg 1,707 × 1,276; 344 KB
  
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  Mary Street (5634342208).jpg 660 × 1,024; 193 KB
  
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  Piece of shell (5633824487).jpg 800 × 1,054; 168 KB
  
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  Policeman on Moor Terrace (5633910331).jpg 824 × 522; 437 KB
  
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  Prissick Schools (5634342204).jpg 832 × 541; 145 KB
  
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  Rugby Terrace (5633886175).jpg 1,024 × 645; 141 KB
  
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  Sandringham Road (5633824451).jpg 1,024 × 651; 140 KB
  
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  Scarborough Street (5633842641).jpg 1,082 × 1,697; 751 KB
  
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  St Barnabas (5634342218).jpg 1,564 × 1,002; 325 KB
  
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  Sussex Street (5633991483).jpg 800 × 655; 119 KB
  
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  The Rectory, Hartlepool, after the bombardment, December 16th 1914. The bombardment, by Germany, was the first time British civilians were in the line of enemy fire during a World War. (4397779277).jpg 448 × 290; 50 KB
  
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  Three men with shell (5634004381).jpg 1,432 × 1,119; 210 KB
  
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  Union Road (5633824475).jpg 1,024 × 665; 98 KB
  
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  Victoria Place (5633842635).jpg 1,024 × 653; 157 KB
  
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  ‘Hughenden’, Gladstone Street, Hartlepool, residence of Doctor J. Rawlings. The damage to the house was caused by the bombardment of the Hartlepools by Germany, which took place on the 16th December (5634445966).jpg 642 × 1,024; 374 KB