This was the site of the Zetland Club which was destroyed in a bombing raid 21st Oct 1941 ZETLAND CLUB, COATHAM ROAD, REDCAR
BOMBING RAID 21ST OCTOBER 1941
During World War II in an air raid what was thought to be on the steel works T bombs landed in Redcar. One of these bombs landed in Queen street striking a house, and the Second bomb striking the Zetland Club in Coatham Road. Fifteen people w
ere killed, and some injured, one of theses persons Alderman Harris, The Mayor,, with sixteen people injured. The Zetland Club was located in Coatham Road opposite the War memorial. The apparent empty space where the Zetland Club stood is now a Remembrance Garden, not only containing a plaque to this event, but also remembrance plaques to other hostilities throughout the war in which people and soldiers gave their lives.
2 other bombs also exploded one on the golf course and one on nearby land.
4 bombs exploded and landed on land in Coatham Grange (West)
