How many of these 1991 scenes do you remember?How many of these 1991 scenes do you remember?
How many of these 1991 scenes do you remember?

11 photos to remind you of South Tyneside in 1991 - the year we watched Soldier Soldier and sang along to Chesney Hawkes

It was the year Chesney was the one and only and The Simpsons were doing the Bartman.
By Chris Cordner
Published 21st Nov 2020, 07:00 BST

Back home on South Tyneside, a hospital was disappearing from the skyline and there were queues of people for mince.

The Boulevard was in the picture and both Jimmy Cricket and the Krankies were in town.

How many of these archive scenes do you remember?

Take a look and tell us more.

How many of these archive scenes do you remember?

Pictured outside the Boulevard bar in April 1991.

5. At the Boulevard

Pictured outside the Boulevard bar in April 1991. Photo: sg

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The Krankies at Bents Park in August 1991. Were you there?

6. A spotlight on the Krankies

The Krankies at Bents Park in August 1991. Were you there? Photo: sg

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Building a giant dolls' house at the town's museum in 1991 were, left to right: Jacqueline Newman, Jill Tubbritt, Tracy Rossiter and Helen Newman.

7. An impressive dolls house

Building a giant dolls' house at the town's museum in 1991 were, left to right: Jacqueline Newman, Jill Tubbritt, Tracy Rossiter and Helen Newman. Photo: Shields Gazette

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Choir members of St Mark's and St Cuthbert's Church, Quarry Lane won the Dean's Award from the Royal School of Church Music in April 1991. Pictured left to right are: Rachel Matheson, Caroline Smith, Ashleigh Simpson and Kate Matheson.

8. Award winners at St Mark's and St Cuthbert's Church

Choir members of St Mark's and St Cuthbert's Church, Quarry Lane won the Dean's Award from the Royal School of Church Music in April 1991. Pictured left to right are: Rachel Matheson, Caroline Smith, Ashleigh Simpson and Kate Matheson. Photo: Shields Gazette

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