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Tram No 10
Gateshead tram No10 at Home Farm tram stop.
Gateshead tram No10 at Home Farm tram stop.
Tramway tickets
Gateshead and District Tramways ticket - 1920's. Size 62 x 31 mm.
Gateshead and District Tramways ticket - 1920's. Size 62 x 31 mm.
Tram No 58
Conductor is Mr Albert Smith, who lived at Low Fell. Photograph taken at Low Fell Terminus where the old bus station was - at the end of Kells Lane. GATESHEAD NO 58
Conductor is Mr Albert Smith, who lived at Low Fell. Photograph taken at Low Fell Terminus where the old bus station was - at the end of Kells Lane. GATESHEAD NO 58
Ravensworth Terrace
View of Ravensworth Terrace showing Gateshead No 10 tram and Newcastle Brewery dray
View of Ravensworth Terrace showing Gateshead No 10 tram and Newcastle Brewery dray
Tram No 10
Gateshead tram No 10 at Beamish.
Gateshead tram No 10 at Beamish.
Memorial fountain
Memorial fountain to John Lennon at Gateshead.
Memorial fountain to John Lennon at Gateshead.
Memorial fountain
Memorial fountain to John Lennon at Gateshead.
Memorial fountain to John Lennon at Gateshead.
Memorial fountain
Memorial fountain to John Lennon at Gateshead. Three Gateshead heroes attempt rescue.
From the Gateshead Observer of 14 August 1886.
"On Monday [9 August] an affair of a melancholy and somewhat peculiar nature occurred at Gateshead. From the particulars it appeared that at about half past five o'clock on Monday afternoon a boy named John Lennon, nine years of age, living at Coxon Terrace, Felling, was in company with two of his playmates near Messrs Allhusen's Chemical Works, South Shore, Gateshead, when he fell down a ventilating shaft of a drain, a distance of f...
Memorial fountain to John Lennon at Gateshead. Three Gateshead heroes attempt rescue.
From the Gateshead Observer of 14 August 1886.
"On Monday [9 August] an affair of a melancholy and somewhat peculiar nature occurred at Gateshead. From the particulars it appeared that at about half past five o'clock on Monday afternoon a boy named John Lennon, nine years of age, living at Coxon Terrace, Felling, was in company with two of his playmates near Messrs Allhusen's Chemical Works, South Shore, Gateshead, when he fell down a ventilating shaft of a drain, a distance of f...
Ravensworth Terrace
Wedding day photograph taken in a garden at Ravensworth Terrace, Gateshead. L-r: Mrs Ashton, Jay Purves, Margaret Purves and Mr Ashton.
Wedding day photograph taken in a garden at Ravensworth Terrace, Gateshead. L-r: Mrs Ashton, Jay Purves, Margaret Purves and Mr Ashton.
General view
General view of Newcastle from Gateshead, including the high level and swing bridges, c1912.
General view of Newcastle from Gateshead, including the high level and swing bridges, c1912.
Portrait
Portrait of a lady in a garden at Ravensworth Terrace, Gateshead. Note ornate railings.
Portrait of a lady in a garden at Ravensworth Terrace, Gateshead. Note ornate railings.
Ravensworth Terrace
A house on Ravensworth Terrace, Gateshead, which is now in Beamish Museum.
A house on Ravensworth Terrace, Gateshead, which is now in Beamish Museum.
Ravensworth Castle
General view of Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead
General view of Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead
DAIRY CART
W. CRAIG, DAIRYMAN, GATESHEAD.
W. CRAIG, DAIRYMAN, GATESHEAD.
Grocers shop
Grocery shop, Windsor Terrace, Gateshead with Mr W A Allison in the doorway.
Grocery shop, Windsor Terrace, Gateshead with Mr W A Allison in the doorway.
Soldiers on parade
Northumberland Fusiliers on parade in Gateshead. All the men that have visible cap badges are wearing a grenade, the cap badge of the Northumberland Fusiliers. The 26th (Service) Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers (3rd Tyneside Irish) were quartered in Gateshead from January until May 1915. The officer on the left looks like Lieutenant W L C Shackleton of the above battalion.
Northumberland Fusiliers on parade in Gateshead. All the men that have visible cap badges are wearing a grenade, the cap badge of the Northumberland Fusiliers. The 26th (Service) Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers (3rd Tyneside Irish) were quartered in Gateshead from January until May 1915. The officer on the left looks like Lieutenant W L C Shackleton of the above battalion.
HOUSING
Terraced housing, possibly in Gateshead.
Terraced housing, possibly in Gateshead.
PUBLIC HOUSE
New Bridge Inn at Pipewellgate, Gateshead.
New Bridge Inn at Pipewellgate, Gateshead.
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