Very nice tis old pigtores and every coutry. Good filmin. Thank you for Finland. Good day you. 🌅📸🌏👋🍮

I was born in the Bonny City of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1950. My mother was from Gosforth, and my father was from Walker. I am one of six children.My parents took us all to Whitley Bay(Spanish City),Etc.They were the days. I am proud to be a Geordie. Howay my Lads and Lasses. Newcastle has changed,but the Heart and Soul of the People has never changed. ❤️🙏❤️

Brilliant ! The Handyside arcade was the place to hangout on Saturday, ( no Sunday shopping in those days ), and for Tudor, I'd climb a mountain !

Thanks for the memories, Steve. Great nights at The Mayfair and fun afternoons in the Handyside Arcade... ...

The card bar

A great place and time to be brought up

Canny bag of Tudor ha, great uploads thanks

I love that 1st image of a dad missing his tea on a Friday July 28th 1956 at 4:46pm

Likely Lads music is perfect

Pickled Onion Tudor crisps. Oh my! Canny bag...!

Fantastic 👍🇬🇧

wi aye man , reet up my street , mint !! hoy a hammer ower ya mate

loved the mayfair what a shame they were allowed to pull it down and then put up mostosity called the gate..i despair of architects

Hi folks I wonder if anyone could help me. I'm looking for my biological dad. He's from Newcastle and worked on the A77 Kilmarnock bypass in 1973. I'm looking for the companies that did the work. If anyone knows the names of road construction or plant hire companies based in Newcastle in the seventies, could you please let me know and maybe this could help me find him. I'd really appreciate it, thanks

I was born in Gateshead

Trolley buses were taken off in 1963

Eldon Pub

planners should be sentenced to life in prison,