Seaburn and Roker Sunderland History Walk

[@QueeferSutherland1]

2:24 we used to walk along the "wall of death" and climb up each step until the highest point looking down at the cat & dog steps as young teens in the 80's & 90's, they've put a pile of dirt and soil there now to block it and prevent people from doing that, probably just as well tbh...great video love the old postcards.

[@michaelmontcombroux3413]

Thanks for the historic stroll. I remember the trams along the front in the early 1950s, the first illuminations after the war and I have passed many an hour in a smoky Notrianni's café. It's good to see that the beach and the sea are as beautifully as ever.

[@northeastnostalgic5071]

I'm so pleased you liked it - I'm still getting used to longer videos so thank you! Roker and Seaburn must have been so different in the 1950s to now ☺️

[@Poppins-ut3bs]

Absolutely stunning scenery, love the sunrise- you must have been up early! Great historical information about the Northeast, please can we have more? 🥰 xx

[@northeastnostalgic5071]

Thank you so much!☺️ they'll definitely be more longer videos!

[@dainipeagram4837]

Roker Park would be wonderful :)

[@rossjennings5032]

absolutely amazing. i currently helping to restore an old William bell designed railway building in city center. we would love you to check us out. i am trying so hard to find the history of these great Sunderland buildings. my ancestors worked for north east railways many years ago.

[@northeastnostalgic5071]

Hi, I'd love to check it out! What is the building called? I know there's not a lot of information about some of our great buildings, it's probably all tucked away somewhere!

[@levi2682]

"Promosm" ✨