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01392 Collection

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The entrance to the escalator shaft at Monument Station, Newcastle. 7th January 1978

01392 Collection: Queen Elizabeth II with the Mayor of Morecambe as they leave the station, Morecambe

Queen Elizabeth II with the Mayor of Morecambe as they leave the station, Morecambe. April 1955

01392 Collection: The Queen autographing one of the Royal Portraits at Morecambe with the Mayor Bryce Clegg

The Queen autographing one of the Royal Portraits at Morecambe with the Mayor Bryce Clegg and the Town Clerk Mr Roger Rose. April 1955

01392 Collection: Part of Gallowgate, Newcastle, flattened to make way for the new St. James Station

Part of Gallowgate, Newcastle, flattened to make way for the new St. James Station. 22nd June 1976

01392 Collection: The Hammond family, from Hartlepool, County Durham, who will be spending Christmas

The Hammond family, from Hartlepool, County Durham, who will be spending Christmas on the dole after father Les Hammond lost his £ 30-a-week job as a steel worker. December 1962

01392 Collection: Clacton air crash 1940. German Heinkel He 111 crashed during a minelaying sortie

Clacton air crash 1940. German Heinkel He 111 crashed during a minelaying sortie. 30th April 1940

Birds eye view of Monument Station, Newcastle. 6th January 1978

01392 Collection: Labour leader Neil Kinnock hitting the campaign trail in Southampton ahead of the 1992

Labour leader Neil Kinnock hitting the campaign trail in Southampton ahead of the 1992 General Election. 3rd April 1992

01392 Collection: The Queen waits while Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh takes in a Metro tram driving

The Queen waits while Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh takes in a Metro tram driving lesson. 6th November 1981

Construction of Monument Station, Newcastle. 6th January 1978

01392 Collection: Metro tunnel breaking - John Thorkildson (2nd right) with foreman Les Robinson

Metro tunnel breaking - John Thorkildson (2nd right) with foreman Les Robinson, Councillor Jack Richardson and Councillor Scott Batey. 25th February 1977

Tyneside Metro, Ouseburn Viaduct. 27th June 1979

Construction of Jesmond Station, Newcastle. 30th March 1976

01392 Collection: At St James Station, Newcastle, men are working by hand to dog out the start of

At St James Station, Newcastle, men are working by hand to dog out the start of the second tunnel. 20th February 1979

Queen Elizabeth II with Sir James Steel at the the Gateshead Metro. 6th November 1981

01392 Collection: At the Central Station the whole of the Eastern part of the portico is being dismantled

At the Central Station the whole of the Eastern part of the portico is being dismantled so that the foundations can be strengthened to take the new underground station. 8th August 1977

01392 Collection: Civic VIPs at the Metro opening. They include Coun

Civic VIPs at the Metro opening. They include Coun. Hugh Carling, Mayor of South Shields; Coun, Michael Campbell, leader of Tyne and Wear County Council; Coun

01392 Collection: Manors Station, Newcastle, where a metro station begins to enter the city underground

Manors Station, Newcastle, where a metro station begins to enter the city underground. 4th January 1978

Construction of the Ouseburn Viaduct, Tyneside Metro. 9th November 1977

Construction of the Tyneside Metro. 9th November 1977

01392 Collection: A Metro train crosses the Tynes newest bridge for the first time

A Metro train crosses the Tynes newest bridge for the first time, 90 feet above the river. 19th June 1981

The new Gateshead metro station, which is nearing completion. 19th September 1980

01392 Collection: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attend the opening of

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attend the opening of the Tyneside Metro. 6th November 1981

Construction of the Tyneside metro. 22nd May 1975

01392 Collection: Peter South, sub agent for Mowlem, and Neville Harrison, of Mott Hay and Anderson

Peter South, sub agent for Mowlem, and Neville Harrison, of Mott Hay and Anderson, consulting engineers welcome tunnelling miners at the Metro link-up under Eldon Square, Newcastle. 5th September 1979

The Queen at Morecambe. April 1955

01392 Collection: The Duke of Edinburgh autographs the photographs which will be hung in Morecambe Town

The Duke of Edinburgh autographs the photographs which will be hung in Morecambe Town Hall. Behind him, the Queen chats to reception guests. April 1955

The Hammond family, from Hartlepool, County Durham, who will be spending Christmas on the dole after father Les Hammond lost his £ 30-a-week job as a steel worker. December 1962

Clacton air crash 1940. German Heinkel He 111 crashed during a minelaying sortie. 30th April 1940

Labour leader Neil Kinnock hitting the campaign trail in Southampton ahead of the 1992 General Election. 3rd April 1992

Clacton air crash 1940. German Heinkel He 111 crashed during a minelaying sortie. 30th April 1940

The Hammond family, from Hartlepool, County Durham, who will be spending Christmas on the dole after father Les Hammond lost his £ 30-a-week job as a steel worker. December 1962

Clacton air crash 1940. German Heinkel He 111 crashed during a minelaying sortie. 30th April 1940

Labour leader Neil Kinnock hitting the campaign trail in Southampton ahead of the 1992 General Election. 3rd April 1992

Part of Gallowgate, Newcastle, flattened to make way for the new St. James Station. 22nd June 1976

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