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Swan House roundabout and surrounding area, 1977

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  • Lachlan Main said:
    Is that Manors Station at the bottom right of the photo? There's even less of it now if I remember right.
  • Lachlan Main said:
    Its hard to believe how big a part of the transport scene it was, I think part of it was used for a couple of scenes in 'Get Carter' . I need to get up to Newcastle again, I haven't visited for a while.

Eldon Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1963

  • optimal chicken said:
    Another great photo. I've always wondered if the land and area where the new Eldon Square was built on was poor quality? Derelic housing, slums etc? I ask because how they poured concrete over the land was very dramatic! The original Eldon Square which was left alone is a lovely little haven and it would've been a shame if similar structures and land was decimated in the name of shopping..
  • Stevie Beats said:
    amazing seeing the city you've grown up in from years past, many thanks, great work and very important too
  • Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
    Many thanks for your comments. I have to admit that this is one of my favourite aerial images - the view seems very familiar but when you look closely you can see so many changes.

Grey's Monument and surrounding streets, 1978

  • optimal chicken said:
    I really should explore Newcastle more. Lots more to it than the main shopping areas..