Sunderland

Sunderland by Carol Roberton, published by History Press Limited in 2005, presents a visual journey through the last hundred years of Sunderland. This first edition, comprising 128 pages, features a collection of old photographs sourced from the archives of the Sunderland Echo, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of the people of Wearside, including shipyards, miners, shopkeepers, and publicans.
In this book, Carol Roberton captures the essence of Sunderland’s history through its rich visual narrative. The photographs highlight various aspects of community life, including schools, churches, and homes, reflecting the everyday experiences of its residents over the past century. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical development of Great Britain and the unique stories of its regions.
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Looks at the last hundred years of Sunderland through a sequence of old photographs selected from the archives of the Sunderland Echo by journalist Carol Roberton. Here are the shipyards and the miners, the shopkeepers and publicans, the schools, the churches and the homes of Wearside people of yesteryear.
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