Inside a Blue Bell bar but which one?
Inside The Bars
Inside the American Hotel, blown up by the Germans.
In the Dun Cow, possibly Hopper Street or it's the original High Street version.
Inside the Seaburn Hall.
Inside The Scotch House by the looks of it.
Once owned by Quakers along with The Vestry and The White Hart,
should you show any signs of drunkenness the barmen would refuse
to serve you more beer as Quakers forbid the drinking of alcohol.
A Sunderland bar, any ideas?
The Three Tuns, East Street.
Inside the Shipwrights, Ferryboat Lane.
Inside Red House club in the 70's.
Hidden in the depths of Wearmouth Hall, Polytechnic the Wearmouth Bar where
they use to have real ale festivals, gone.
Before, inside The Old 29.
Inside The Dray & Horses .
Ladies club at Newbottle club .
Inside the Locarno Ballroom.
Inside the Upper Deck, with
photos of Sunderland ships.
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.And after, The Old 29. Had a glass
carpet long before Newcastle....
The Station buffet, used to enjoy many a pint of Worthington E
with my late Father, It was at the corner of Burgerking, Union St.
The Top Club The original Usworth Working Men's Club. Staff photograph taken in 1953.
Pat Keegan at the bar of the Washington Arms (1910).
Inside the Earl of Durham public house at Washington Staithes (c.1958). Mr James Foley (left) with Mr Curtis.
1958 and inside the Alexandra, Grangetown.
The Rising Sun Barmaid (Moore Street)
Julio Arca pays ï¿¡3.50 to turn out for pub side Willow Pond .
The author ie me, in The Beehive
Crowtree Road about 1975 / 76.
Foyer of Steels Club, Up stairs
to a massive concert room.
Inside Joseph's. on Holmeside.
inside of The Dun Cow, the bar.
Inside The Tipsy Cow, Bridge Street.
Inside The Dun Cow pub, looking from the backroom.
Inside The Painted Wagon again.
Hastings Hill bar., a good selection.
Painted Wagon saloon in Holmeside in August 1974.
Barbary Coast Nightclub.
Inside Fino's, recognise yersel?.
A look inside the Excelsior in Hendon in April 1988.
Inside the Ivy Leaf Club.
Inside The Mowbray Park Hotel 70's.
Inside The Blue Bell, Fulwell.
Inside William Jameson's with relations.
Me, Cath, can't remember. Billy and just there, Peter, Ivy House Pub, late 1970's
Inside The Gunners on Mary Street.
Linda and me in The Blandford, Fred, God rest
his soul and Debs serving. Cheers Jackie.
Inside The North Biddick club, quiz Tuesday 9:30pm.
Inside The Museum Vaults.
Inside The Grey Horse, Old Penshaw.
Me, Sunderland National Reserve
Club sometime in the past sort of.
Me and Bev, Nookside Centre, mid 70's.
Upstairs in The Grindon Mill.
Inside The Pennywell Inn, now a training place and I recognise it from the design on the windows, the lounge still had the bar and fittings in back in the 90's.
The inside of The Stables.
Inside the Londonderry, ruined now.
Inside The Golden Lion, Lion Place before the fire.
Here is a rare view inside the Scotch Thistle Inn which served the people of the East End from 1841 to 1943. The photo is believed to be from the 1930s.
A party at the Excelsior pub from late 80s, early 90s.
Inside South Hylton Social club.
In the Windsor Castle.
In the Windsor Castle. again.
Inside The Brewery Tap. with manager Sid.
Inside The Fire Station, which was one.
Inside the Bay Hotel Whitburn, cracking music venue.
In the Windsor Castle. once more.
Inside the-Engine-Room.
Hepworth & Grandage Social Club
Downstairs to the Gannet Bar.
Inside Sloanes Sports Bar,
inside of Marlow's, above Turvey's garage, Holmeside, all gone.
Inside Strokes, which sadly burnt down after being closed for a while..
The Dun Cow bar, another angle.
The Isis. Step inside this 1885-vintage, Victorian, Grade II-listed beauty and gasp. The pub had been abandoned before Jarrow Brewery got its creative hands on it.
Inside The Cooper Rose, Albion Place.
Ower the watter. Inside The Blue Bell, Fulwell
Inside The Brewery Tap, looking out,
Inside the Museum Vaults, the bar and still going.
Inside the Promenade bar to look at the sea...
Inside The Brewery Tap, why was it pullled down?
Inside the Museum Vaults, the bar, nice ceiling.
Inside The Golden Lion, South Hylton.
Inside River bar down by the river of course
Inside The Howard Arms, Roker Avenue.
Inside River bar from a different angle.
Inside The Mountain Daisy upstairs.
Interior of the George and Dragon, High street west.
Lounge of The Old 29, a beautiful roaring fire and fireplace with all wood paneling and mirrors until some daft idiot covered it all with lilac material.
2 lads in the Clipper off Roker Avenue, still ganning as The Avenue of course
Barmaids in the Continental, now 808.
Porcupine Park, soon went back
to the Alexandria at Grangetown.
George Stoddart of the Sheet Anchor in 1932 and also ran The Wheatsheaf, Wolseley and Seaburn Hotel.
My old mate, Bobby Braithwaite and
his wife Lilly, manager of The Victoria.
Inside the Station Hotel on Stoney Lane, staff of Anne, Minnie, Elsie and Hector.
Staff at Fino's night-club.
Possibly The George and Dragon, High street west.
Inside The Gannet possibly.
The Old Vestry returns to Fawcett street.