Jesmond is one of Newcastle’s most popular areas.
A stomping ground for students, young professionals and families, the suburb is just a stone’s throw from the city centre.
With Jesmond Dene, shops and markets, so many pass through the area on weekends for a stroll, shop or bite to eat.
But how much do you think has changed in 100 years?
Well, according to these 13 historic photos of Jesmond, not very much.
Here we have scenes from the Sunday market, the Dene and the various streets throughout Jesmond.
We also have a scene from the Hoppings, which used to take place in Jesmond Vale before moving to the Town Moor.
Take a look, and let us know just how much you recognise from the popular Newcastle spot.
1. Jesmond Dene, 1972
: A view of Jesmond Dene Newcastle upon Tyne taken in 1972. The photograph taken from the bridge shows a group of people standing on the rocks at the top of the waterfall (Newcastle Libraries)
2. Armstrong Bridge, 1976
A 1976 photograph of the Sunday craft market on Armstrong Bridge Jesmond (Newcastle Libraries)
3. Jesmond Dene, 1984
: A view of Jesmond Dene Newcastle upon Tyne taken in 1984. The photograph shows a crowd watching a band playing on a temporary stage.Jesmond Dene was donated to the city by Lord Armstrong in 1883 (Newcastle Libraries)
4. Jesmond Road
Captured by Laszlo Torday sometime between 60s and 70s (Newcastle Libraries)