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The last upload was July 2017.
Palmer's Shipyard, Jarrow from North East Museums uploaded July 2017
St John Ambulance volunteers dressed as 'moon men' from North East Museums uploaded June 2017
Jarrow Ladies Fire Brigade, 1916 from North East Museums uploaded April 2017
View on board the Japanese battleship 'Yashima' from North East Museums uploaded June 2016
HMS Queen Mary leaving the River Tyne from North East Museums uploaded May 2016
Angelo Reciti, Italian shoemaker, arrested for threatening his wife from North East Museums uploaded March 2015
From Jarrow to the Sea, 1973 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
Jarrow from above, 1973 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
View of Jarrow looking east, 1957 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
Work in progress on the Tyne Tunnel, Jarrow, 1963 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
Mercantile Dry Dock Co Ltd, Jarrow, 1950 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
Mercantile Dry Dock Co Ltd, Jarrow, 1950 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
Aerial view of Monkton and Fellgate, 1963 from North East Museums uploaded August 2014
Aerial view of Jarrow, 1963 from North East Museums uploaded August 2014
Aerial view of Jarrow, 1963 from North East Museums uploaded August 2014
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Construction of escalators, supports in place
from North East Museums
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optimal chicken said:
If anyone hasn't done so already the pedestrian tunnel is well worth a visit. (it's free!) I was awestruck at the beauty of the escalators. Wooden treads contained in a cast aluninium housing.
Interior of one of the lift shafts during construction
from North East Museums
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optimal chicken said:
That's a sinking kibble. They were commonly used when sinking mine shafts. There's a similar one hidden away in the undergrowth at Tanfield Railway.