This plaque records the placing of two time capsules on 30th September 2009.

One from Lakes Primary School and another from the NHS and RSRM containing information about the hospital and the Stead Hospital that it replaced.
They are intended to remain buried until at least 24th April 2038

This sign is fixed to a bungalow on Laburnum Road, Redcar and reads:-

These cottages were erected as a tribute from the community to the Marquess of Zetland. June 1931

Lawrence Dundas, 1st Marquess of Zetland was a local landowner and politician who died on 11th March 1929. His wife was Lady Lilian Zetland and theres a matching plaque to her a few doors away, although on a cottage built two years later.

These cottages were erected as a tribute from the community to Lilian Zetland. July 1933

This sign on a bungalow near East Halt station reads :-

Erected in grateful memory of Robert McClean Esq. J.P. Barrister-at-law, Redcars first town clerk. By the corporation of Redcar and by the spontaneous gifts of the admirers of his worth. July 1936

His obituary reads :-

Mr. ROBERT MCCLEAN, town clerk of Redcar, died on Thursday of last week (6th September 1934) at the age of 53. He was the pioneer of a scheme started at Redcar in 1921, whereby men forced to seek poor law relief were given an opportunity of doing useful work for the money granted. He endeavoured to secure provision in the new Unemployment Bill for some such scheme, which he held had enabled more than 2,500 men in recent years to work their way back from poor law relief to national insurability

If you spin around while looking at the sign I posted about yesterday, you will in fact notice another sign on the wall visible from trains travelling in the other direction.

This one appears to the relate to a Dispensing Chemist, I would guess it may be Davies ?

The position of this old advertisement is initially confusing as it’s down a back alley and not easily visible from the road.

It makes much more sense if you think of it as being visible from the railway rather than from the road or footpath.

The first letters appear to be CLA on a red band, sadly I cannot figure out what it’s an advert for.