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Patricia the daughter of one of the Carrahar girls sent this photo from her mothers collection taken near 'The Granary' in 1938 |
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One of the Carrahar girls in the family Vauxhall around the time WW2 started. Thanks again to Patricia for this photo. |
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Old Mr Carrahar in the 1930's with one of his men cleaning up bricks to be recycled. The Carrahars lived in Granary House. |
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A Chronicle archives photo of a boat being loaded with coal at the Staiths behind 'The White Lead'. |
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Another one of those Staiths from the Chronicle Archives. Thanks to Ray Marshall for ALL of the Chronicle photos on this website. |
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Another 'Staiths' photo from Ray Marshall. These staiths were just east of the Ellison Arms otel later to become 'Bank's of the Tyne' |
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Doreen Nicholson lived near 'The Granary' & sent this photo to Alex Baker, who passed it to me. It shows the 'A' Pit heapstead,Hostel,Ellison Arms et |
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Mr Carrahar outside Granary House in the 30's. The Granary belonged to Hebburn & Wallsend Collieries for hay/feed storage. |
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Carrahar girls outside there home just before war broke out. Thanks to Patricia again. |
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Josie Carrahar with brother family truck in the 1930's with the 'Granary' behind them. |
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One of the Carrahar children outside 'The Granary' a massive building not many Hebburn folk had heard of until recently |
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This photo came from a relative of Mr Roy who is on the photo. This is Hebburn Argyle football team in 1895-96. |
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