North East Museums

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North East Museums is a major regional museum, art gallery and archives service. We manage nine museums and galleries across Tyneside and the Archives for Tyne and Wear. Here, you can see just some of the photographs which are in our collections.

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William Lavery

  • tobyjug5 said:
    Looks a bit like Donald Sutherland.

Hawthorn Leslie shipbuilders playing bowls

  • optimal chicken said:
    So many memories.
    They remind me so much of the times when I was young. Their clothing, hair, shoes etc. Even the housing is the same.
    Behind green areas like this the heavy industry worked on.
    Social history is a wonderful thing to study.
  • Rachel Smith said:
    The man far left in the pale clothes is my grandfather Peter Ross Smith, he was manager of the shipyard when the Kelly was built and worked alongside Mountbatten. He received a signed letter of thanks and a signed photo from Mountbatten in 1939 (we still have them), and I have three of the flags that flew from the Kelly. He would have been approx 48 years old in that photo.

William Glendinning, labourer, arrested for theft

  • optimal chicken said:
    I think he looks as hard as nails! Seems this was how his life was - theft etc.
  • Thu Berchs said:
    this guy looks tough

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