Pupils of Huntcliff School have created a tiled mosaic the theme of which relates to the vision of the town's founder when he first visited the area which he would develop into 'Saltburn' in 1860. The mosaic, featuring Henry Pease walking his dog, is now on view in the school's library. It is one of several projects carried out by pupils through the school's new specialist status in humanities (English, Geography and History). The Year 8 students were familiar with the history of the town after talks given by local historian Tony Lynn. Students from the school are now working with artist Andy McKeown on a fossil area for the new garden project at the top of Saltburn's Cliff Lift.
Saltburn has maintained much of its original charm as a Victorian seaside resort including its pier, the colourful Italian gardens and walks through Riftswood. Whatever you need to know about Saltburn by the Sea this is the place to start. Read the local news and add your own comments and views!
Friday, June 02, 2006
Saltburn Mosaic
Pupils of Huntcliff School have created a tiled mosaic the theme of which relates to the vision of the town's founder when he first visited the area which he would develop into 'Saltburn' in 1860. The mosaic, featuring Henry Pease walking his dog, is now on view in the school's library. It is one of several projects carried out by pupils through the school's new specialist status in humanities (English, Geography and History). The Year 8 students were familiar with the history of the town after talks given by local historian Tony Lynn. Students from the school are now working with artist Andy McKeown on a fossil area for the new garden project at the top of Saltburn's Cliff Lift.
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