Is there someone you know in our retro South Tyneside pub round-up?Is there someone you know in our retro South Tyneside pub round-up?
Is there someone you know in our retro South Tyneside pub round-up?

9 retro Hartlepool and East Durham pub pictures as we reminisce on the locals we love

As lockdown starts to lift, people can start returning to the pubs they loved – albeit in limited form for now.
By Chris Cordner
Published 13th Apr 2021, 13:09 BST
Updated 13th Apr 2021, 13:15 BST

And while we can only enjoy the outdoor areas at pubs for now, we can look forward to a time when life in our locals will get back to normal.

In the meantime, lets enjoy some memories of the great times we had in hostelries in the past across Wearside.

From a 3D scene in one pub to ghostly goings on in another, we have it all. See if you can spot someone you know.

BATTLE OF THE BANDS ... AT THE OFFICE PUB LEFT CARL FERGUSON RACHEL LARSEN AND IAN BUCKINHAM

1. Battle of the bands in 2009

BATTLE OF THE BANDS ... AT THE OFFICE PUB LEFT CARL FERGUSON RACHEL LARSEN AND IAN BUCKINHAM Photo: IB

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Back to 2004 and the new tenants of the Pickwick Arms - David Spraggon and Christine Campbell - were pictured at the pub.

2. Raising a pint at the Pickwick Arms

Back to 2004 and the new tenants of the Pickwick Arms - David Spraggon and Christine Campbell - were pictured at the pub. Photo: TR

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A fish and chip trailer at the Sand Dancer in 2009.

3. Tuck in to the Sand Dancer memories

A fish and chip trailer at the Sand Dancer in 2009. Photo: SN

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Artist Bob Olley with pub owners Alison and Jess McConell as they pulled the first pint of a new brew called Westoe Netty in 2006.

4. A new pint in 2006

Artist Bob Olley with pub owners Alison and Jess McConell as they pulled the first pint of a new brew called Westoe Netty in 2006. Photo: TR

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