Into The Darkness
Canny Old Shields
by Doris Elsy
Published by South Tyneside Libraries
2000
This is an account of growing up in South Shields. The sights, sounds and smell of the 1920's and 190's are vividly captured, in a book which is part biography and part local history.
Originally written for the author's family, the work is a testimony to an indomitable spirit.
Doris Elsy was born, and has lived most of her life in South Shields. This is her story, in her own words, 'she is no one special'.
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Showing posts with label South Shields. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Shields. Show all posts
Monday, 12 December 2011
Into The Darkness
Labels:
1920's,
1930's,
Doris Elsy,
England,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear
Thursday, 8 September 2011
A History of South Marine Park, South Shields
By David Bell
ISBN 978 0 9552392 1 2
From the 1880's when John Peebles first laid out the ground until present day.
A wealth of history if you come from South Shields
£4.99
ISBN 978 0 9552392 1 2
From the 1880's when John Peebles first laid out the ground until present day.
A wealth of history if you come from South Shields
£4.99
Labels:
Co Durham,
England,
local history,
South Marine Park,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear
A South Shields Education
By Mary Shiells
ISBN 0 9531971 1 5
Another book with local interest
ISBN 0 9531971 1 5
Another book with local interest
Labels:
Co Durham,
Education,
England,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear
Friday, 2 September 2011
Pictures of Old Marsden
Pictures of Old Marsden
The Village That Vanished
ISBN 0 906617 07 3
The story about the village of Marsden which had a very short life starting from 1874to around the 1950's. It comprised of nine streets with a total of 134 houses and a population of around 700.
The Village That Vanished
ISBN 0 906617 07 3
The story about the village of Marsden which had a very short life starting from 1874to around the 1950's. It comprised of nine streets with a total of 134 houses and a population of around 700.
Labels:
Co Durham,
England,
Marsden,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear,
vanishing village
Sunday, 21 August 2011
Killed By Candle
The Explosion at St Hilda Colliery 1839
An account to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the explosion at the St Hilda Colliery South shields on 28 June 1839
bt G L Atkinson
Published by South Tyneside Metropolitian Borough Council June 1989
Labels:
1839,
Co Durham,
England,
explosion,
South Shields,
St Hilda Colliery,
Tyne and Wear
South Shields Walkabout 1999
The book talks about four walks around the South Shields area reflecting the authors childhood memories of the town.
by Mary Shiells
ISBN: 0 9531971 2 3
by Mary Shiells
ISBN: 0 9531971 2 3
Labels:
childhood memories,
Co Durham,
South Shields
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