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.
17. Croft Street
Picture taken from the Central Library's rear patio. The BBC building can be seen to the left of the shot. At the end of the street stands Plummer Tower. The shop to the lower front right of the picture is Boydell's Cycles. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries
18. Byker Bridge
A 1972 photograph of the reclamation of derelict land under one of the arches of Byker Bridge. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries
19. Percy Street
A view of Percy Street Newcastle upon Tyne taken in 1972. The photograph is looking along the right-hand side of Percy Street from Morden Street to Leazes Park Road. The buildings include 'Thorne's Student Bookshop' 'National Westminster Bank' and 'Handyside Arcade'. | NL Photo: Newcastle Libraries