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Images Dated 1st January 1990 (page 18)

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A woman poses next to a Wurlitzer juke box

Images Dated 1st January 1990: Tony Baldwin models what every fashionable but warm milkman will be wearing this winter

Tony Baldwin models what every fashionable but warm milkman will be wearing this winter - thermal underwear

A man with a water cart at Beamish Museum

A cannon is fired at the official unveiling of a fountain at Beamish Museum

The Vaux carriage which has been donated to Beamish Museum

Tony Parker a soldier from Stockton testing his rifle (musket) at Beamish Museum

The Lord of Pockeley Manor with his new bride at Beamish Museum

Images Dated 1st January 1990: Harry Wynne dressed as a police sergeant from 1913 takes a drink from the newly installed

Harry Wynne dressed as a police sergeant from 1913 takes a drink from the newly installed drinking fountain at Beamish Museum

The Lord of Pockeley Manor carries his bride over the threshold at Beamish Museum

Images Dated 1st January 1990: Bob Stoddart from Vaux, left and Chris Thompson from Beamish Museum give one of

Bob Stoddart from Vaux, left and Chris Thompson from Beamish Museum give one of the horses a well earned drink

Some young people dressed as miners at Beamish Museum

A couple in the middle of an argument and break-up

A couple enjoy a romantic cuddle

A woman fighting off the advances of a man in the pub - sexual harrassment

The Queen Elizabeth II - QE2 ship sails across the sea

People enjoying dancing the night away at a rave

The Evening Chronicle Tea Dance

Clubbers get hot and sweaty enjoying a rave

Paul Bennet drives a Henry Angus Ralli trap at Beamish Museum with the help of Tyson

Images Dated 1st January 1990: The 1906 Armstong Whitworth driven by Harry Smith and passenger his wife Mary is given

The 1906 Armstong Whitworth driven by Harry Smith and passenger his wife Mary is given right of way by a friendly policeman at Beamish Museum

Beamish Museum staff member Amy Broughton cleaning Pockeley manor

Images Dated 1st January 1990: Beamish Museum staff member Sara Williamson in the dress of a 1820s kitchen maid with a

Beamish Museum staff member Sara Williamson in the dress of a 1820s kitchen maid with a rare clock which shows scenes of coalmining on the face in Pockeley Manor

Images Dated 1st January 1990: The mens toilets at Backworth Club are to be given to Beamish Museum as they date back to

The mens toilets at Backworth Club are to be given to Beamish Museum as they date back to the Victorian times

Two members of the Beamish Museum staff with some of the entrants for the leek show

A British Bulldoy

Boomer the superdog

A British Bulldog

A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel showing how its done with a pooper scooper

A Husky waiting patiently to race

Charlie the Pomeranian

A Shar-Pei puppy, what a beautiful face

Wooly the RSC dog, Lurcher, with stage master actor Richard Moore

A rather dirty Bull Mastiff

Husky racing at Aviemore, Scotland

A very clean and white Japanese Spitz

These Huskies are put through their paces at Chopwell Woods

A pet Husky

Lib - An eight stone Siberian Husky or Samoyed

Poodles Tyson and Lee who have been pampered

A chocolate brown Labrador

Greyhounds racing

This Pomeranian needs alot of pampering

Tony Blair talks to Sunday Sun reporter Tazmin Lewis

Huskies waiting to race

Images Dated 1st January 1990: PM Tony Blair chats with Jackie Hall, who was sitting in the Home Secretary

PM Tony Blair chats with Jackie Hall, who was sitting in the Home Secretarys chair and David Young in the Deputy PMs chair in the cabinet room during their visit to no 10 Downing Street

Images Dated 1st January 1990: Tony Blair and countryside agency chiefs Ewen Cameron and Pam Warhurst take a stroll in

Tony Blair and countryside agency chiefs Ewen Cameron and Pam Warhurst take a stroll in Castle Eden

Turtle, Nutmeg and Bramble the performing terriers

Images Dated 1st January 1990: PM Tony Blair chats with Scott Armstrong, Jackie Hall and David Young during their visit

PM Tony Blair chats with Scott Armstrong, Jackie Hall and David Young during their visit to no 10 Downing Street

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