cullercoats

4 photos and 3 illustrations tagged cullercoats, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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Underwater Rail

  • Picture Esk said:
    This photo was probably taken on Saturday 27 October 1900 after snow and rain had flooded the Tynemouth branch line. At Cullercoats station a train tried to get through the flood and was partially derailed. The passengers had to be rescued by boats that were brought to the station from the beach.
  • Romeo Del Mar said:
    An impressive image indeed! [via Flickroom]
  • Allan McKever said:
    I think Cullercoats station has had problems with flooding in more recent years but never this bad I don't think. I've also seen another shot of boats on a flooded Cullercoats Station but looking in the opposite direction towards Tynemouth. This was also from early 1900s. If anyone knows of it please post a link here if that's possible. Everyone seems to be posing for the photographer in this shot (except the dog on the left)!

George Smith alias Lamb

  • optimal chicken said:
    Quite sad really and makes me wonder how much offending centered around mental illness. To be knocking on doors begging is desperate - I wonder if he saw better pickings in the upmarket village of Cullercoats?

Jane A. Teasdale, arrested for obtaining food and lodgings by false pretences

  • Valuable Arch said:

    Your wonderful capture was seen in Black & White Photos
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  • optimal chicken said:
    Something very deep underlying this one. Bad things at home and she's desperate to be away from it - we'd call it a cry for help. So sad..