Photographs looking back at South Tyneside history on display as part of Jarrow Festival
and live on Freeview channel 276
As part of Jarrow Festival, the Jarrow and Hebburn Local History Society will be once again putting on an exhibition celebrating South Tyneside’s past.
Today (Friday 24th May) the empty Heart Foundation shop in the Viking Centre has been transformed into a gallery to reminisce over local history.
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Keeping the Past in the Present features historic photographs of the area, including those of school, industry, shops and public houses.
This year there will also be a section to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
People are encouraged to come along to see if they can spot any relatives in the incredible photographs.
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Hide AdThe exhibition is set to be opened by Colonel (Retired) Ann Clouston OBE in the local history society’s 37th year.
Running until 1 June, the exhibition will be open from 10am-4pm every day (except Sundays) and entry is free.
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