southafricanwarmemorial
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Recent uploads
The last upload was March 2017.
Haymarket area, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1965 from North East Museums uploaded March 2017
Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne from North East Museums uploaded February 2017
Looking towards Haymarket, Newcastle upon Tyne from North East Museums uploaded June 2016
Haymarket area, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1950 from North East Museums uploaded October 2014
Looking down Northumberland Street, 1961 from North East Museums uploaded October 2014
Haymarket, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1956 from North East Museums uploaded October 2014
Haymarket, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1948 from North East Museums uploaded September 2014
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Haymarket, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1948
from North East Museums
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Jordi Knight said:
Wonder how much a pint of beer was back then in the Percy Arms?
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Peter said:
I remember those tin shed bus shelters.
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optimal chicken said:
Everything sooted up.
Looking down Northumberland Street, 1961
from North East Museums
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optimal chicken said:
Would this have been the A1 at that time?
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Peter said:
Paul - certainly the A! back then. I can remember jumping on & off the trolley buses down Northumberland St. when the conducter wasn't looking! Mind you - you could walk faster! I was 12...
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optimal chicken said:
Ah I thought it was. I've seen photos of the trurbines for Blyth Power Station being hauled over The Tyne Bridge and up Northumberland Street. Amazing when you think about it (and why didn't they just float them there?) but could you imagine this still being the A? Naughty boy Peter!