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Skinningrove lies on the north east coast of England, halfway between Saltburn and Staithes and just off the A174. There is a car park near Marine Terrace, TS13 4BJ. This leaflet was developed by Skinningrove History Group during 2013 as part of its funding to create a replica of Skinningrove Works Centenary Plaque. The replica is located at Doorstep Green and is the latest in a growing number of heritage attractions in the village. The history group also developed Skinningrove Valley Trail in 2011; copies of the leaflet relating to the trail are available from the Post Office, Riverside Building and Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum. Acknowledgements and Thanks The following have supported and created the projects featured in this publication: Agnes Spencer Charitable Trust to Big Lottery Fund Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum Coast & Country Housing East Cleveland Online Endeavour Housing Association Freebrough Academy Groundwork North East Heritage Lottery Fund North York Moors, Coast and Hills LEADER Programme Loftus Development Trust Loftus Town Council North East Museums Renaissance Fund Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Redcar & Cleveland College Skinningrove Flood Relief Committee Skinningrove Link­Up Tata Steel Teesside University Whitecliffe Primary School Helen Gaunt Steve Iredale Glynis Johnson Derek Mosey Philippa Threlfall Whilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy, Skinningrove History Group cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions or any consequences arising from them. 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MERMAN WALL CERAMIC ­ RIVERSIDE BUILDING of attractions throughout Skinningrove that give recognition to the The story of The Skinningrove Merman has been passed through many village’s rich history and heritage. This leaflet aims to guide you along generations since the alleged event took place in the 16th century. This a short trail that enables you to appreciate the skills and commitment of 2011 ceramic helps to keep the story in circulation as a feature of the local people and the substantial support given by a number of history and heritage of the village.
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