Boddlewell ferry just Off High Street.
Boddlewell Lane just off High Street.
The Hat Case was the most deprived area of the East End and had a mortality rate of 20% of all children and averaged 6 people living in a room.
The Hat Case South Alley 1895.
Low Row down on the Quayside.
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Villiers street.
Looking down Nile street.
Looking up Nile street.
St John's Church and Moor Board School c1960's.
Back of Rickaby Street.
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High Street Exchange Building.
High Street.East.,started at the Ship Inn and down to the docks.
Nesham Square, down the bottom of East End.
Another view of Harrison's Buildings
Eastern end of High Street c 1930.
Wear Garth.
Fighting Cock Lane.
Stamp Lane, High Street East.
Mark Quay and what a building.
Numbers Garth in 1890, Low Street area.
Sans street.
Jollys garage, used to be a cinema.
Long Bank, Low Quay. And who was Jane AnnTeacake?
Sussex Street.
The post windmill, Hendon., an ‘ancient wooden stob-mill’ with a massive post.
lost when the entire structure blew over
Jimmie Willie's school.
Jimmie Willie's from the other direction.
Workhouse and Donnison School.
An East End street in the early 30s.
Warren Street now Warren Court.
Possibly Silver Street- Golden Alley area of the East End or Hendon, circa 1900.
Ayres Quay Bottle works. 30s, Looks like it was brought down the way Fred Dibnah did them as there looks like flames at the base.
Wear Street.
Wear street in the East End,
Entrance to Stone Yard, Bank Street.
Wear street at a later stage.
Town Moor bandstand and it must be a Monday...
An old Charabanc at the Corner of Hartley street and Prospect Row.
Custom house quay 1627 date must be when it was built.
Stone Yard, off High st. East
Outside of Trafalgar Square..
Coronation Street. .
Earlier view of Moorgate Street.
Ann Street in Hendon.
17 and 18 Moorgate Street.
Church Street.
Another view of Covent Garden.
Sunderland Quayside at Pottery Bank, 27 January 1898
Bottom of High Street .
Lodge Terrace and East Hendon Road.
Demolition of Fenwick's Brewery after Hitler bombed it.
Remnants of Coronation Street in colour.
Dock scene with the world's first aluminium bridge.
East End Lodging House.
Down in the East End 1920's.
East End, possibly Coronation Street area.
The Sunderland Parish Gaol in Coronation Street.
Mainsforth Terrace down the East End.
Old Customs House to the left.
Old Customs House, don't know if we're looking at it or out of it tho'
Along from the Custom's house on Low Quay.
Another view of Sunderland quayside.
Moss Lane in Victorian times and another class colouration.
Back Woodbine Street near where me Mam and family lived.
Washday at the Barracks in the East End.
Ferry landing on the south side of the river at Bodlewell Lane in 1884.
Demolition ofJack Crawfords house on Pottery Bank.
Boddlewell ferry landing. 1883.
Looking across the river over to
Monkwearmouth from Bodlewell.
Bodlewell Lane Ferry Landing, early 1900.
Bodlewell Lane and the quayside..
River Wear Watch on Bodlewell Lane.
Atmospheric photo of old steps down to the quayside from High St. East.
Trinity Place, East End.
Stamps Lane,High Street East.
Silver street in 1953.
The East End. but where?
The Garths.
Clyde Street, East End.
Late 19th century photo of Long Bank and on the left shows a small boat that has been dragged up from the quayside.
High Street East. Eagle Building to the extreme right, the Grey Horse pub to the centre. Lot of onlookers in windows on both sides. The archway leads to Fighting Cock Lane.
Gray road with Hendon Board school.
Number 15 bus at the Barracks,
Burliegh street.
Wylam Wharf and some of it still exists.
Robinson's Lane, High Street East.
High Street West 1851.
Entrance to the old East end Market.
Painting entitled The Valley of Love and the Banks of Sorrow, Hendon in the olden days as in Valley Road, Hendon means deer valley .
James William Street .
Trafalgar Square and older than London's.
Hendon Valley photo.
Sunderland's first Library, High Street East.
Closer view of Trafalgar Square.
Local character Atta Matta.
Trafalgar Square from the outside.
Bodlewell Lane Police Station c. 1950s.