epw051131 ENGLAND (1936). Mowbray Park and environs, Sunderland, 1936

The Arcade. Missed

Sunniside

Laura Street

Wearside Masonic Temple - Opened 1932

Post Office - Now flats

St Bedes Terrace

Building Hill

Palatine Hotel

Bethesda Free Church, Tatham Street. Still in use

Binns department store, the store was on both sides of Fawcett Street and a tunnel connecting the two stores was built in the 1960's.

The war memorial.

The then Winter Gardens, destroyed by WWII bombing but later rebuilt.

SHOP AT BINNS

High Street East

Museum and Library

Site of Original Fawcett's Street Railway Station

Park Lane

Regal Cinema later the Odeon

Congregationalist church.

This is, I believe, the statue of Jack Crawford nailing the flag to the mast at the Battle of Camperdown. Either that or the statue of General Havelock. The two statues were in the same area.

Mowbray Park and Sunderland Museum

The much beloved and long gone Town Hall.

Osbournes Temperance Hotel, now Arrow Business Cente, on Foyle Street, named after one of the daughers of William Fawcett.

Victoria Hall, destroyed in the war with loss of life.