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| Crew of the S.S. Togston. Amble
(1929?) |
'Amble Company', 7th Battalion
Northumberland Fusiliers 1915 ID
help required with this image. |
High Street Amble. |
The coal face, in a colliery 'near Amble' |
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| Amble Dredger Hugh Andrews at
work, 1900. |
Radcliffe - winners, Amble and
District 1910-11 |
Quay & Staiths Amble |
Amble Salt Pans, brick chimney still in place |
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| Boat Race in the harbour on an Amble 'Feast
Day', 1930's. |
S.S. Hauxley |
S.S. Chevington |
Central Stores Broomhill |
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| Whitefield Road, Red Row |
Foundry Falls, Acklington. |
Chevington Station |
Broomhill Station |
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| The "Cretebow";
concrete ship being launched at the Braid, Amble. |
"Coquet Island off
Warkworth Harbour, Schooner heading about waiting for the tide" |
Joseph Straughan, Shilbottle |
Warkworth Church of England School 1920 |
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Amble Church of England School
Football Team 1926-27 |
Amble Church of England School
Football Team 1928-29 |
Fame arrives in 1878 for the Amble owned
vessel the Meggie Dixon, for all the wrong reasons. |
Old coloured image, Bede Street, Amble. |
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| Bede Street Amble (Edwardian?) |
Bede Street, Amble; south side of the street not
yet built. |
Unidentified ship, collision damage.
Unpublished photo from our family album. Ancestors worked
various roles in the port. We feel 99% certain this is Amble -
Any info? |
Another from the family album, Amble
Secondary Modern School impromptu group photo, about 1950. A few
old Amblers might recognise themselves or their parents in this one. |
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| Zelandia and the Maria Stella on the rocks
near Cliff House 1905 |
Market Place, Red Row.
Circa 1905 |
Warkworth Church Lads Brigade Camp 1903
some locals in there? |
Warkworth Church Lads Brigade Camp 1906 |
| These camps were held on the
banks of the Coquet, opposite Mill Walk |
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The following images are from the Ken Rochester
collection. Ken spent his boyhood in Amble before moving to the
Midlands in the 50s. |
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| The Bede Street Club and neighbouring house
plastered white from a blizzard in the severe winter of 1947. |
(1940s) Ballantyne's yard, corner of Byron Street and
Middleton Street. The building in the background is the
Mechanics' Institute, now the Amble public library. |
Accidental photographic masterpiece? if David
Bailey had taken this one it would've been praised to the high
heavens. Circa 1947 Amble children swimming party, Amble beach. A
magical Amble long since gone. |
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