The Tyne Bridge which links Newcastle and Gateshead and stands over the River Tyne, was officially opened almost 100 hundred years ago in 1928 by King George V, and has since become an iconic symbol and landmark representing the North East’s history and culture.
Here, we take a look at the Tyne Bridge over the years, from its historical opening to how it currently stands in the present day.
9. 2015
In 2015, the Tyne Bridge displayed the logo the Rugby Union World Cup taking place that year. Photo: Getty Images
10. 2020
In 2020, this image displays people eating outside due to indoor venue closures - near to the Tyne Bridge. Photo: Getty Images
11. 2021
The Tyne Bridge lit up in purple to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day. Photo: Getty Images
12. 2023
The Tyne Bridge photgraphed in the present day, with St James’ Park in the background. Photo: Getty Images