9 photos to remind you of South Tyneside in 1991 - from the era of Right Said Fred, Hook, and Only Fools and Horses
You loved the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Birds of a Feather. You danced to Jason and slow danced to a mega hit from Bryan Adams.
By Chris Cordner
Published 30th Oct 2020, 07:00 BST
And closer to home, you were pictured doing charity work, sponsored runs and much more in South Tyneside.
To prove it, we have put together a wonderful selection of Gazette archive photos from 1991 and here they are.
So whether you are from Lukes Lane or Quarry Lane, we have something for you all.
Take a look, re-live the memories and then get in touch to tell us more.
So whether you are from Lukes Lane or Quarry Lane, we have something for you all.
5. An incredible find
Archaelogists Leon Jazdzejewski, left and Eddie Dougherty, working on the excavated cold plunge bath of the private bath suite in the commanding officer's house of South Shields Roman Fort. Photo: Shields Gazette
Cunard dual course students Miles Bennett and Nick Gilbert wait at table at South Tyneside College restaurant as part of their college course. Pictured are customers Joyce and Graham Ivan. Does this bring back memories? Photo: Shields Gazette
These Whitburn Junior School pupils completed the Gosforth Fun Run in aid of the Royal Victoria Infirmary. They are pictured with children's cancer unit nurse specialist, Diane Barstow. Also pictured, Paul Bailey, Cirk Newton, Kay McQuire and Laura McIver. Photo: Shields Gazette