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Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in the North East region to launch the Northern Star passenger ship built by Vickers Armstrong at the firms Walker Naval Yard June 1961
Newcastle tramp drinking on a bench
A toad in the bowl
Scampi the ferret enjoys a pint of beer
The Durham Miners Gala in June 1962
Foreign fishing boats tied up at the Newcastle Quayside seeking shelter from the gales.in 1976
Damage caused by Nazi air raids on the North East of England, also a testimony to the sturdiness of surface shelters which saved many lives. 3rd September 1941
What started as just a routine August day at Middlesbrough station in 1942 ended in terror. A German dayliht raid scored a direct hit on the overall roof, causing it to partially collapse
Air raid precautions - Men wearing World War Two gas masks and protective clothing, circa 1940, standing in front of a Sunday Sun van
Adam Ant pop singer January 1990 Sittingon desk black jumper red heart striped trousers jacket over shoulder - Stuart Goddard
Adam Ant pop singer January 1990 Arms folded black jumper red heart - Stuart Goddard
Donald the duckling has found a friend in six week old kitten Silva Ringo Donald was rescued from the riverside of the Thames July 1964
The Welsh National Botanic Gardens - Curator of Gardens Wolfgand Bopp, selecting plants for the great glass house - 15th Dec 1999
Llanellis Welsh international scrum-half Rupert Moon celebrates scoring a try. 12th Nov 1996
A snow covered Jesmond Dene in 1965
Butcher shop in 1909
Women shaping the pottery in Malings pottery works
No television for this make-your-own-entertainments family. Bearded father has his brood around him making music
Two fashionable well dressed ladies 1923-1925
Suez Crisis 1956 British civilians, principally Maltese, waiting to be evacuated from Port Said on the Asturias. They were escorted by Military Police and attended to by Army nurses
Teenagers crowd round a juke box
These day trippers to Seaburn were caught in a sudden downpour in 1973, at least the newspapers come in handy
Louise Brown - test tube baby- May 1980 And her parents Lesley and John Brown at home in Bristol Louise was the first test tube baby
Women preparing a soup kitchen during the General Strike of 1926
A Communist march past the City Hall, Newcastle. c. 1926A Communist march past the City Hall, Newcastle. c.1926
A woman sitting at a table smoking a cigar August 1998
Dockers on Newcastles Quayside. c. 1930Dockers on Newcastles Quayside. c.1930
Paddys market - stalls in Newcastle circa 1900
Guildford Place in Newcastle seen here following a overnight air raid in 1941
Louise Brown the first test tube baby with her Mother and Father and Sister Circa 1980
Sea, sun, sand and a helter-skelter
Construction on the new Scotswood Bridge over the river Tyne
Suez Crisis 1956 Royal Engineers take cover as they blow up a mine from a beach near Port Said which they are clearing
Singer Adam Ant Circa 1985
A march against unemployment in Newcastle in April 1934
The Queens Silver Jubilee visit to the North East. The crowds line the streets of Gateshead to cheer the royal car - a few Prince Phillip fans
Its all about who can go the fastest as children go sledging in 1960
Suffragettes circa 1910 Demonstration Parade Banners Banner Lawyers The Law is for Man Not Man for the Law Give us justice not precedents Womens Rights Movement
Louise Brown First Test Tube Baby July 1984 Anniversaries - On this day 25 July 1978 The worlds first test tube baby, Louise Joy Brown, is born at Oldham General Hospital in the north of England.E
A scene of working class life - women gather round the horse-drawn cart of a street trader
Duty calls - these young men answered the call to arms as they queued outside Maple Street recruiting office in Newcastle
Andrews liver salts convoy
Six formers of Church High School in Newcastle, 1913
Students are employed to fill bags with soil to protect Newcastle Dental Hospital in case of enemy attack
T Dan Smith leaves the court after the hearing October 1973
