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00324 Collection: In the cobbled courtyard children play round the old lamp standard in Victoria Market

In the cobbled courtyard children play round the old lamp standard in Victoria Market, Newcastle 24 July 1950

Victoria Square, Newcastle. (Robin Reliant) 19th May 1986

00324 Collection: John Coutts sets out his soldiers for a recreation of the 1759 Battle of Minden

John Coutts sets out his soldiers for a recreation of the 1759 Battle of Minden. Horsemen and soldiers in the colourful uniforms of long-forgotten regiments went on parade at an event in Durham in

00324 Collection: Former Newcastle United and Manchester United player Albert Scanlon

Former Newcastle United and Manchester United player Albert Scanlon. 26th November 1960

Wallsend Swimming Baths re-opens after an extensive modernisation. 28th July 1980

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones in concert at Hemisfair Plaza Arena & Convention Centre, San Antonio

The Rolling Stones in concert at Hemisfair Plaza Arena & Convention Centre, San Antonio, Texas. Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood on stage. 4th June 1975

00324 Collection: Near their destination the foyboatmen cast off and then take a heavy mooring rope ashore

Near their destination the foyboatmen cast off and then take a heavy mooring rope ashore. In the boat with Charlie Ash, is his mate Jack Pottinger, of South Shields

00324 Collection: Viking warriors invaded Cullercoats, but there was nothing to fear

Viking warriors invaded Cullercoats, but there was nothing to fear, it was part of the Community Associations carnival, which ended with the burning of Viking longboats on the beach. 6th July 1980

Victoria Square, Newcastle. 1st November 1961

00324 Collection: The Dandy a horse drawn railway passenger vehicle which ran between Drumburgh

The Dandy a horse drawn railway passenger vehicle which ran between Drumburgh and Port Carlisle, Cumberland when the first North British line to silloth was opened in 1864

00324 Collection: Archaeologists digging up a perfectly preserved wooden railway which had lain buried

Archaeologists digging up a perfectly preserved wooden railway which had lain buried beneath colliery spoil at the site of the former Lambton Cokeworks in Sunderland on 16th October 1996

00324 Collection: Rolling Stones manager Andrew Oldham in discussions with American business manager Allen

Rolling Stones manager Andrew Oldham in discussions with American business manager Allen Klein at the London Hilton. 27th August 1965

00324 Collection: Idle foyboats at the South Shields ferry landing denote slack times

Idle foyboats at the South Shields ferry landing denote slack times and lean pickings for the Tynes foyboatmen. 29th April 1964

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham (centre) on his way to Wells Street Court

The Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham (centre) on his way to Wells Street Court, London, charged with a traffic offence. On his right is Reg Stiles, his chauffeur. 7th July 1965

00324 Collection: A parade of shops in Whickham, Gateshead. ( Ford Cortina Mk3

A parade of shops in Whickham, Gateshead. ( Ford Cortina Mk3) 24th February 1971

00324 Collection: Burly Alec Stephenson, one of the Tynes select band of 33 foyboatmen

Burly Alec Stephenson, one of the Tynes select band of 33 foyboatmen. 18th November 1976

Victoria Square, Newcastle. 19th May 1986

00324 Collection: A Tyne foyboatman, member of a dying trade, ties up his boat alongside others at

A Tyne foyboatman, member of a dying trade, ties up his boat alongside others at the ferry landing at Mill Dam, South Shields

00324 Collection: Mick Jagger on the morning of 4 June 1964 when The Rolling Stones were taken shopping by

Mick Jagger on the morning of 4 June 1964 when The Rolling Stones were taken shopping by their manager, Andrew Loog Oldam, to Beau Gentry on North Vine Street in Hollywood

00324 Collection: One of the toughest jobs on the river Tyne is that of the foyboatmen - the men who have

One of the toughest jobs on the river Tyne is that of the foyboatmen - the men who have to deal with the mooring of ships

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones at a press conference in the Astor Hotel

The Rolling Stones at a press conference in the Astor Hotel, New York after meeting fans on Broadway. l-r Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts. 2nd June 1964

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger and manager Andrew Loog Oldham seen here wrestling

The Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger and manager Andrew Loog Oldham seen here wrestling on Malibu beach, watched by Marshall Leib who sang with Phil Spector in the Teddybears (kneeling)

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones. Bill Wyman, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts

The Rolling Stones. Bill Wyman, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and manager Andrew Loog Oldham seen here on Malibu beach. According to the photographers " The boys had some hamburgers

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones. Charlie Watts and Brian Jones seen here posing on Malibu beach

The Rolling Stones. Charlie Watts and Brian Jones seen here posing on Malibu beach. According to the photographers " The boys had some hamburgers and played football

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones. Keith Richards and Charlie Watts seen here posing on Malibu beach

The Rolling Stones. Keith Richards and Charlie Watts seen here posing on Malibu beach. According to the photographers " The boys had some hamburgers and played football

00324 Collection: South Shields foyboatmen brave a keen wind and choppy water as they go out to meet a

South Shields foyboatmen brave a keen wind and choppy water as they go out to meet a customer. 29th April 1964

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones perform at the Mew Musical Express Poll Winners All Star Concert at

The Rolling Stones perform at the Mew Musical Express Poll Winners All Star Concert at Wembley Mick Jagger. 26th April 1964

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones at Longleat, home of Lord Bath. Exhausted fans are attended to in

The Rolling Stones at Longleat, home of Lord Bath. Exhausted fans are attended to in the grounds of the stately home. 2nd August 1964

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones on stage at Longleat, home of Lord Bath as police

The Rolling Stones on stage at Longleat, home of Lord Bath as police and St Johns Ambulance help fainting fans from the throng gathered at the front of the stage. 2nd August 1964

00324 Collection: Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham in discussions with American business manager

Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham in discussions with American business manager Allen Klein at the London Hilton. 27th August 1965

00324 Collection: Coun Bill Robson, Coun Olive Kaer, Coun Doris Starkey and, disappearing fast

Coun Bill Robson, Coun Olive Kaer, Coun Doris Starkey and, disappearing fast, Coun Jean Baty. If it wasnt for the smiling faces

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones bundled in a van outside Manchesters Piccadily Hotel

The Rolling Stones bundled in a van outside Manchesters Piccadily Hotel. There was also a decoy van deployed to the gig to try and evade fans. 3rd October 1965

00324 Collection: Singer Neil Diamond performs in concert at the Telewest Arena in Newcastle 24 February

Singer Neil Diamond performs in concert at the Telewest Arena in Newcastle 24 February 1999

00324 Collection: A full size replica of George Stephensons famous locomotive Rocket

A full size replica of George Stephensons famous locomotive Rocket and her tender arrived in London on 22nd August 1979 where it will run on a length of track opposite the Royal Albert Hall

00324 Collection: Rolling Stones: 29th November 1968 during rehearsals at the Wembley Park Studios for

Rolling Stones: 29th November 1968 during rehearsals at the Wembley Park Studios for the bands appearance on " Frost on Saturday" TV show

00324 Collection: Rolling Stones Mick Jagger and Keith Richards drug case, Chichester

Rolling Stones Mick Jagger and Keith Richards drug case, Chichester. Keith leaves court surrounded by fans and the press. 26th June 1967

00324 Collection: The replica of George Stephensons Locomotion No. 1 heads a cavalcade of locos

The replica of George Stephensons Locomotion No. 1 heads a cavalcade of locos
The replica of George Stephensons Locomotion No.1 heads a cavalcade of locos on the Shildon to Heighington line on 31st August 1975

00324 Collection: A replica of the famous George Stephenson Rocket, specially built at Darlington for mr

A replica of the famous George Stephenson Rocket, specially built at Darlington for mr. Ford, the motor magnate, undergoing trials under its own steam on 24th May 1929

00324 Collection: Chris Jagger, brother of Rolling Stones frontman Mick, seen here with Caroline Coon after

Chris Jagger, brother of Rolling Stones frontman Mick, seen here with Caroline Coon after being let out of jail on bail. They were arrested at a protest at the jail sentence of Brian Jones

00324 Collection: Rolling Stones appearing on Sunday Night at The London Palladium TV Show 22nd January

Rolling Stones appearing on Sunday Night at The London Palladium TV Show 22nd January 1967

00324 Collection: The Rolling Stones at Olympic Recording Studio in Barnes

The Rolling Stones at Olympic Recording Studio in Barnes, south west London recording backing for the track We Love You Brian Jones at the session. 19th May 1967

The Rolling Stones at Olympic Recording Studio in Barnes, south west London recording backing for the track We Love You Keith Richards and Ian Stu Stewart, the original piano player for the band

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