- Old Vehicles
- Invalid Motorised Tricycle
- AC Petite 3 wheeled Microcar
- Morgan 3 Wheeler Sports Car
- 1938 Ford 8 Saloon
- 1958 Austin A35 Saloon
- 1972 MG Midget Sports Car
- 1950's Dodge Tipper Trucks
- Vauxhall Victor F series
- 1935 Chrysler Airflow Saloon
- 1927 Austin 7 Tourer
- 3 Wheeled Berkeley T60 Roadster
- A Maicoletta Scooter
- Great Tramcars
- North Street, Leeds
- Middleton Park, Leeds
- Accident in Hylton Rd, Sunderland
- Fawcett Street, Sunderland
- Sunderland Station
- Dykelands Rd, Seaburn, Sunderland
- Fulwell Terminus, Sunderland
- Dene Lane, Fulwell, Sunderland
- Fulwell Terminus, Sunderland
- Hylton Road Depot, Sunderland
- Steam Trains
- Sunderland Central Station
- Sunderland (Bridge Crossing)
- Pelaw, South Tyneside
- High Shields
- Blue House, East Boldon
- Forfar Street, Sunderland
- Ships & Boats
- Wreck of S.S. Armagh
- Badly damaged British India Ship
- HMS Trusty S Class Destroyer
- The Bedlington Cargo Ship
- Helicopter lowering Marine to ship
- Badly Damaged Submarine
- Further Damage to Submarine
- USS Nautilus in Portland harbour
- USS Nautilus Docking
- BBC filming USS Nautilus
- Midget Submarine X53 Sprat
- HMS Murray F91 Frigate
- Destroyer Firing Torpedo
- People
- Villiers Street Tech Prefects & Masters
- Villiers Street Tech GCE class of 1955 - 1956
- Villiers Street Tech performing Physics Experiments.
- Sunderland Junior Tech School
- Sunderland J.T.S. Form 1a
- Sunderland J.T.S. Football Team
- Thompson Laing Forge Football Team, Sunderland
- Another Unknown Football Team
- Rutland House Prep School Football Team, Hillingdon
- Hop Picking in Kent
- Richard E Grant (Swaziland)
Steam Train at Forfar Street, Sunderland
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A beautiful side view photograph of a stationary steam locomotive at Forfar Street, Sunderland. Engine No 69290. Taken around the 1950's. Sent in by © Allan Edwards.
Added by Thomas Grant:-
0-6-2T N5 c1950's built for Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway, 129 in all (69250-69370). Two were built for Wrexham Mold & Connah's Quay Railway. Most were lost after 1954 and the last went in 1961.