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00534 Collection

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00534 Collection: Madison nightclub in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear. Left to right

Madison nightclub in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear. Left to right, Derek Britton (assistant Doorman) and Steve Howe (Head Doorman). The door is a metal detector. Circa 1990s

The Blue Monkey nightclub in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear. 1st November 1992

Tuxedo Junction, Nightclub, Newcastle, 6th June 1978

00534 Collection: Bobby Pattinson, owner of nightclub Talk of the Tyne

Bobby Pattinson, owner of nightclub Talk of the Tyne, outside the club with his car, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. 1st May 1979

A sign for The Cotton Club nightclub in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. 15th July 1987

Vagabonds nightclub in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, in Tyne and Wear. 10th June 1991

00534 Collection: The Pickwick Club, nightclub in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, in Tyne and Wear

The Pickwick Club, nightclub in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, in Tyne and Wear. 18th November 1981

Oz nightclub in South Shields, Tyne and Wear. 9th June 1994

Sylvesters nightclub in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, in Tyne and Wear. Circa 1990s

A sign for Victorias Nightclub in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. Circa 1985

One of the bars at The Cotton Club, nightclub in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. 15th July 1987

The Rave Club in Sunderland, which has been gutted by fire. Tyne and Wear. 20th July 1992

The Tunnel nightclub in South Shields, Tyne and Wear. 15th December 1991

00534 Collection: Anger and frustration at Cardowan Colliery after Bert Wheeler of the Scottish Coal Board

Anger and frustration at Cardowan Colliery after Bert Wheeler of the Scottish Coal Board, officially announces that the loss making pit - 10 million per year - is to close, 13th May 1983

Annabels nightclub, High Street West Sunderland, Tyne and Wear. 5th May 1994

00534 Collection: Jim Dunsmuir, Coal miner at Barony Colliery, 24th February 1989

Jim Dunsmuir, Coal miner at Barony Colliery, 24th February 1989. It is his birthday today, but the Barony miner has nothing to celebrate

00534 Collection: Wales v Iceland, score 2-1 to Wales, FIFA World Cup Group 7, venue Ninian Park, Leckwith

Wales v Iceland, score 2-1 to Wales, FIFA World Cup Group 7, venue Ninian Park, Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales. Mark Hughes the Welsh striker beats Arni Sveinsson to a high ball during a Welsh Attack

00534 Collection: Wales 6 v Iceland 1, qualifier for European Youth Cup. Mike McBurney

Wales 6 v Iceland 1, qualifier for European Youth Cup. Mike McBurney, the Wales right-winger, shoots straight at Iceland goalkeeper, Stefansson, who smothers the ball, at the Vetch Field, Swansea

00534 Collection: Meltham County Primary School wins £500 in a garden competition sponsored by

Meltham County Primary School wins £500 in a garden competition sponsored by
Meltham County Primary School wins £ 500 in a garden competition sponsored by the Co-op. 29th January 1992

00534 Collection: Pupils from Shelley First School celebrate the opening of their new school extension

Pupils from Shelley First School celebrate the opening of their new school extension. 30th January 1992

00534 Collection: Pupils from Golcar St Johns CofE Junior and Infant School learnt a few skating

Pupils from Golcar St Johns CofE Junior and Infant School learnt a few skating skills gliding round the school hall on a synthetic rink. 28th January 1992

00534 Collection: Huddersfield New College pupils are pictured by the mural they spent six months painting

Huddersfield New College pupils are pictured by the mural they spent six months painting at Mill Hill Hospital, Dalton. 29th January 1992

00534 Collection: Pupils from Stile Common Junior School pictured on a trip to Bradford Ice Rink as part of

Pupils from Stile Common Junior School pictured on a trip to Bradford Ice Rink as part of a topic on the Antarctic. 24th January 1992

00534 Collection: Children at Emley First School with bird tables donated to the school after an appeal in

Children at Emley First School with bird tables donated to the school after an appeal in the Examiners letters page after one made by pupils went missing. 9th January 1992

00534 Collection: Hilary Turner of Kirkwood Hospice receives £155. 75 cheque from children at Scholes

Hilary Turner of Kirkwood Hospice receives £155. 75 cheque from children at Scholes
Hilary Turner of Kirkwood Hospice receives £ 155.75 cheque from children at Scholes Junior and Infant School. 24th January 1992

00534 Collection: Eleven sixth-form students from Mirfield High have received community sports leadership

Eleven sixth-form students from Mirfield High have received community sports leadership awards. 14th January 1992

00534 Collection: Huddersfield Polish communitys national dance group Miody Mazure

Huddersfield Polish communitys national dance group Miody Mazure and the Mazurki Junior action put on a traditional Polish Nativity in the Polish Church Hall, Fitzwilliam Street. 13th January 1992

Legends, Nightclub, Newcastle, Circa 1983

00534 Collection: Plaque unveiling to mark the opening of Curzon Street Station

Plaque unveiling to mark the opening of Curzon Street Station. Pictured are L-R Barry Shutteworth, Chief executive of Task Undertakings; Robert Owen

00534 Collection: British Rails giant parcels depot at Curzon Street Station, Birmingham

British Rails giant parcels depot at Curzon Street Station, Birmingham, was reduced to 50 per cent capacity today as the guards train dispute hit freight train services into the city

Bentley s, Nightclub, Newcastle, 9th January 1990

00534 Collection: Scaffolding clutters the classic lines of Birmingham

Scaffolding clutters the classic lines of Birminghams Curzon Street Station as restoration work goes ahead. The first phase - bringing the exterior up to scratch - should be finished by 1981

Curzon Street station in Birmingham undergoes some demolition work. January 1966

00534 Collection: Parcels pile up at Curzon Street goods depot in Birmingham last night as the go-slow

Parcels pile up at Curzon Street goods depot in Birmingham last night as the go-slow and strike action by train guards began to take effect. Circa 1960s

00534 Collection: A worker is supervised inside the Queens Hotel section of the old Curzon Street Station

A worker is supervised inside the Queens Hotel section of the old Curzon Street Station. 17th May 1979

The Studio, Nightclub, Newcastle, 24th December 1989

Walkers Nightclub, Friars Street, Newcastle, 14th December 1984

00534 Collection: Curzon Street station in Birmingham, with its impressive iconic columns

Curzon Street station in Birmingham, with its impressive iconic columns, one of the citys architectural gems. 17th May 1979

Madison nightclub in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, circa 1990s

The Blue Monkey nightclub in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear. 1st November 1992

Anger and frustration at Cardowan Colliery after Bert Wheeler of the Scottish Coal Board, officially announces that the loss making pit - 10 million per year - is to close, 13th May 1983

Wales v Iceland, score 2-1 to Wales, FIFA World Cup Group 7, venue Ninian Park, Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales. Striker Mark Hughes fails with a volley. 14th November 1984

Wales v Iceland, score 2-1 to Wales, FIFA World Cup Group 7, venue Ninian Park, Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales. Mickey Thomas (far left) shoots Wales ahead. 14th November 1984

Wales v Iceland, score 2-1 to Wales, FIFA World Cup Group 7, venue Ninian Park, Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales. 14th November 1984

Wales v Iceland, score 2-1 to Wales, FIFA World Cup Group 7, venue Ninian Park, Leckwith, Cardiff, Wales. Wales Robbie James just shoots wide of the Iceland goal. 14th November 1984

Huddersfield New College pupils are pictured by the mural they spent six months painting at Mill Hill Hospital, Dalton. 29th January 1992

Walkers Nightclub, Friars Street, Newcastle, 14th December 1984

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