A Pilgrim Street corner
This long-gone corner of Newcastle is pictured in the 1880s
Blackfriars
This 1897 photo shows a group of people posing next to a derelict medieval building in Newcastle city centre
Head of the Side
Every building in this photo would be gone the following year
Gallowgate Baths
A drinking fountain on Newgate Street is a remnant of the Gallowgate Baths & Wash Houses
Groat Market in 1924
This 1924 photo gives a rare glimpse of a second entrance to the underground toilets at the bottom of the Bigg Market
Newgate Street Gamblers
These man gathered here every week to make illegal bets on horse races
Oldest houses in the Bigg Market
Two houses in the Bigg Market date from the 1750s, one was occupied by a Lord of the Manor
The Beehive
The Beehive is the third pub of that name to stand in the Bigg Market
The Time Gun
A canon on top of the Castle Keep was the first in the country to be fired by an electrical signal
Britain’s heaviest man
William Campbell was landlord of the Duke of Wellington in Newcastle
Black Gate mystery solved
The women in this photo are identified as mother and daughter
The Silver Street Netty
The public toilet on Silver Street was shared by hundreds of people
The Lowping-On Stone
An old mounting block, known locally as the 'lowping-on stone'
Room With A View
Slits in the wall of a Newcastle church allowed bricked-up anchorites to watch the services.
Crime of passion on Pilgrim Street
Marion Morrell shot her famous lover dead in public, but had she intended to kill herself instead?