The ancient parish of Seaham comprised a tiny village of less than 100 souls around the 11th Century St Mary's church. The exploitation of the coal reserves through the 19th Century brought Seaham Harbour and New Seaham into existence. The after effects of coal production ceasing in 1993 have been severe. Now the town is displaying its true character and preparing strongly for a bright future. View more artwork >>

Location Project Name Seaham Cluster E2A Seaham Hall Woodlands - New Deal contribution Seaham Cluster E2B Crow Wood/Rockhouse Dene survey & management plan Seaham Installations at Seaham Seaham Buildings at Seaham Hall Car Park Seaham Cyclepaths - Seaham Town Centre Link Road Seaham Disabled Persons' Walkway Seaham Seaham Promenade - Bath Terrace Seaham Seaham Promenade - Main Scheme Seaham Seaham Promenade - Vane Tempest Car Park << Back | View Details >>