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Traffic on Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1961

from North East Museums

  • Amused Sea said:
    Super job, Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums!!! =)
  • Land Rover 61 said:
    I remember "Valspar" paints, a name not seen today in a world of B & Q, Homebase etc. The most modern British car in the photograph is the Ford Consul Mk2; the pale car disappearing to the right is, I think, a Fiat 1500.
  • incredible face said:
    believe it or not B and Q do sell Valspar paints, they are one of the oldest paint companies around, more widely know for ther car and motorcyle type paints
  • Anne Bower said:
    The dark coloured board next to Sheldon's is the entrance to Matthew H. Wilson, Leather Factors. You went up a small lane to a huge warehouse which was behind these shops. They supplied cobblers with leather, nails, glue etc. Everything they needed to make and repair shoes. The shop with the Awning was their retail store selling fine leather handbags and purses etc. I worked in the office there in the early 60's.

The Tyne Bridge from The Side

from North East Museums

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  • ginokoo said:
    awesome...!!
  • 35mm disjointed said:
    cracking shot indeed
  • Acoustic Bubble said:
    Brilliant!
  • Paul W L Jones said:
    What a brilliant image - bravo (again!)
  • John Hughes said:
    Captivating image

Eilert Tiller, Norwegian sailor, arrested for breaking and entering

from North East Museums

  • A.Davey said:
    I wonder if British officials kept the Norwegian embassy apprised of the proceedings against the lad.