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Eighth Row, Brickgarth, Easington Lane

  • Peter said:
    Reminds me of Wallsend childhood..

Aerial view of the shipyard of John Readhead & Sons

  • optimal chicken said:
    For a moment I thought it was the River Blyth! A fascinating image though and shows what an important river the Tyne was back then. (it still is) If we'd seen the other side of the river it would be buried beneath staithes loading coal for export. Here's what the above yard looks like now. It's beneath the plus in the centre. (courtesy of Flash Earth) www.flashearth.com/?lat=54.987788&lon=-1.447215&z... Thanks for sharing.
  • toasted_poo said:
    You can see the coveyor and loading gantry for the iron ore trains to Consett on the other side of the dock gates. There aren't many other pictures of it that I'm aware of.

Roker Park, Sunderland, 1967

  • Porcy Mane said:
    To think, a year earlier the ground was hosting the preliminaries of the World Cup Finals. I can't see Monty (or Derek Foster come to that) but I cacn see the Roker Pie Shop. The Coal Depot still seems to be doing a roaring trade despite the rail lines being lifted.
  • Billy Embleton said:
    How times have changed. Looks like a division 2 stadium.
  • ✴ Stephen Daly ✴ said:
    Interesting view!