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Proposed plan for the extension. Discovery Museum

Proposed plan for the extension. Discovery Museum

The Co-op had plans to extend its building in 1912 and create a furniture warehouse. It was proposed that a mirror image of the existing building be built thus doubling the size of the structure. The planning... More

Ward C1, 1st Northern General Hospital during the First World War was housed in what is now the Hatton Gallery

Ward C1, 1st Northern General Hospital during the First World War was ...

During the First World War the building that now houses the Hatton Gallery was requisitioned to house the 1st Northern General Hospital. This was normal practice throughout the war years, as army hospitals were... More

A view of the Roman Remains and People’s Park, around 1905

A view of the Roman Remains and People’s Park, around 1905

Much of the site of Arbeia that we see today would have been covered with streets and houses during the First World War. However a small section in the middle of the fort site, containing the most extensive ru... More

Swan Hunters staff institute as seen from the bottom of Swans Bank, around  1914

Swan Hunters staff institute as seen from the bottom of Swans Bank, ar...

The site of Segedunum Roman Fort was completely covered with buildings and streets during the First World War however academics did know of the existence of the fort and emergency archaeology had been carried o... More

Children from Sunderland’s School for the Blind with a selection of war souvenirs

Children from Sunderland’s School for the Blind with a selection of wa...

When the First World War began Sunderland Museum and Art Gallery had been established for 68 years. The Director in 1914 was the formidable J. A. Charlton Deas who is remembered principally for his pioneering w... More

Interior of the Shipley Art Gallery

Interior of the Shipley Art Gallery

The Shipley Art Gallery was bequeathed to the people of Gateshead following the death of Joseph Shipley, a local solicitor, in 1909. The architect’s plans for the Gallery were submitted to Gateshead for approva... More

The entrance hall of the Laing Art Gallery, about 1916

The entrance hall of the Laing Art Gallery, about 1916

During the difficult times of the First World War, art shows continued at the Laing Art Gallery and provided a welcome respite for many people. As the war went on, the Government toured several exhibitions arou... More

South Shields Museum and Art Gallery during the First World War

South Shields Museum and Art Gallery during the First World War

At the time of the First World War South Shields Museum and Art Gallery was used primarily as a Public Library with a museum and art gallery upstairs. There were a lot of changes at the Library during the wa... More

Recruits in the Great Hall, Discovery Museum

Recruits in the Great Hall, Discovery Museum

During the War the Discovery Museum was the North Eastern Headquarters of the Co-operative Wholesale Society and was called Blandford House. The Co-op reserved the jobs of members of staff who joined the army ... More