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.
With Jesmond Dene, shops and markets, so many pass through the area on weekends for a stroll, shop or bite to eat.
5. Acorn Road, 1996
A view of Acorn Road Jesmond taken in 1996. The photograph shows a row of shops on the left-hand side of Acorn Road. The shops include ‘Martyns’ shoe shop ‘The Real Cheese Shop’ and ‘Browns Gallery’. A row of cars are parked in front of the shops (Newcastle Libraries).
6. Windsor Crescent
A view of Windsor Crescent Jesmond taken in 1963. The photograph shows the three-storey houses on the left-hand side of Windsor Crescent. In the foreground three young men are walking past the houses (Newcastle Libraries)
7. Brandling Village, 1910
A view of Brandling Village Jesmond taken c.1910-1912. A group of children are standing in the street outside of ‘Lyons Confectioners’ shop and the front of the Brandling Arms public house can be seen in the centre to the left (Newcastle Libraries)
8. The Hoppings
: A photograph of the Newcastle Hoppings Jesmond Vale taken in 1914.(Newcastle Libraries)