Seaham Harbour Online
County Durham’s First Virtual Town -
Seaham Harbour Online
County Durham’s First Virtual Town -
Seaham Harbour Online
County Durham’s First Virtual Town -
SITE GUIDE
Read comments and recollections of Seaham folk from around the world. Not a “normal” Guestbook. Contains all submissions since 1997.
About the original and current "Seaham Harbour OnLine" website Golden Oldie v Modern.
The pages below are old and were removed as the site was updated. However, we think that things have changed so much in Seaham over the 13 years since the site was established that they are interesting in themselves. Hence the Golden Oldies section.
These old but valued pages may be found in a variety of places on the site . You will recognise them because we have marked them “Golden Oldies”.
A.Charles Thomas' Beach Homes Seaham seafront .
Letters from the USA (1996)
There are some great features in the Harbour Chat Room . We are confident that these
facilities will help build Seaham Harbour's on-
From here you can link to all parts of this web site and learn about our town, its
industry & commerce, its fascinating history, its friendly people and the plans
for its "re-
Please visit our rather unusual GUESTBOOK before you leave.
THE SITE IS STILL BEING UPDATED. Please use this Site Guide and the BACK button of your browser to help navigate.
This site also manages the web site of Seaham Dawdon & Vane Tempest Banner Fund. You will find pages of mining heritage and pages about the work done by the Banner Fund in order to ensure that Seaham’s mining heritage is not forgotten.
There are pages setting out details of the mining heritage education projects which have been an important aspect of the work of the Banner Fund.
Seven Seaham Primary Schools participated in projects two important mining heritage projects led by SDVT Banner Fund which have received significant acclaim. You can follow the projects month by month as they progressed.
We manage the web site of “The Friends of Seaham’s War Memorials”. The Town’s monuments need urgent attention. Why not become a “Friend”?
The new George Elmy Lifeboat Way and the Durham Coastal Footpath are the talk of the north east. We've put together a photo gallery.
HARBOUR NEWS.
Local organisations can publicise details of up and coming events or about notable acheivements. Get those items of news which don't appear in the local paper. Advertise your club event.