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Recent uploads
The last upload was February 2022.
Pinkus Berger from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Lottie Benson from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Pearl Benstock from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Leon Berger from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Sheila Bender Sheila Angela Rika from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Isaac Benson from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Harry Bendel from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Maurice and Ruth Bender from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Dot Beecham from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Flora Beedle from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Laurence Beecham from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Becky Bendel from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Dora Baker from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Etta Baker from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
Nat Baker from North East Museums uploaded February 2022
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Byker Viaduct
from North East Museums
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Rhubus said:
There's a fantastic video on Youtube showing the construction of this bridge. I think it was made by the firm building it. It's full colour and well worth looking for. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozQ9C854ZLA
Forth Banks
from North East Museums
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David Madden said:
Our company (Demex) were the subcontractors responsible for the haulage and disposal of the spoil generated by the tunnel excavations. We were also the demolition contractors for the old Post Office workshops which stood on the exact spot of the tunnel pictured above. You can just see part of the demolition work about halfway up the right-hand side of the photo