Do you remember what life was like in Newcastle in 1972?
Here we have 19 incredible photos showing what the city was like 52 years ago.
January and February 1972 were characterised by the Miners’ Strike and Tyneside life was very different.
We have black and white reminders of the streets of the city, from Percy Street to Pilgrim, Ouseburn to Sandhill.
All of these photos come to us courtesy of Newcastle Libraries.
Take a look and see what you recognise.
9. Carliol Street
A view of Carliol Street and Market Street from the roof of the City Library taken in 1972. Carliol Street is in the foreground with a row of terraced houses to the left and commercial buildings to the right. Chapman's furniture shop on Market Street can be seen beyond the row of terraced houses. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries
10. Summerhill Street
Photo taken down a stretch of Summerhill Street. Some of the houses have tiles missing from their rooves. Just beyond the car on the right of the picture is an entrance way down Lancaster Street. At the back left of the picture is an entrance way down Summerhill Grove. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries
11. Bigg Market
A photograph of the Bigg Market on market day taken c.1972. The view is looking across to the left-hand side of the Bigg Market. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries
12. Commercial Union House
Commercial Union House, Pilgrim Street, Dec 1972. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries