We are going patriotic for the day to look at archive photos all linked to St George’s Day.
And what a selection it is from Sunderland and South Tyneside with fish and chips, face painting, a music festival, a car painted in red and white and even a curry with a St George’ Day theme.
The annual celebration honours the patron saint of England, representing bravery and the legend of St George and the Dragon and the occasion is always marked close to home.
All of these photos come from the Sunderland Echo and Shields Gazette archives and span from 2004 to 2018.
But we want to know if you were pictured celebrating in Southwick, South Shields, Maxwell Street Motors or Monkwearmouth at the Jacksons pub.
Tell us if you have spotted someone you know in our archive collection by emailing [email protected]
1. Joining forces in 2018
Veterans in Crisis Sunderland was being supported by The Jacksons pub in 2018. The link was celebrated with this St George's Day party. | se
2. Flying the flag for St George
A 2014 scene showing people celebrating St. George's Day at The Jacksons, Dundas Street, Monkwearmouth. | se
3. George flies the flag
George Ross at Maxwell Street Motors in South Tyneside was pictured with a car, flag of St George and Three Lions paintwork in 2010. | img
4. Marine Park memories
Children from Marine Park Primary School were celebrating St George's Day in 2010. | img