The school, affectionately nicknamed The Jezzie Jailhouse, opened in 1902 as a school for children aged five to 13 before closing in 2011 when a new home was built further along the main road.
Thousands of children attended the original school over the years. Can you spot anyone you know in these pictures?
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Can you spot yourself in any of these? Photo: Madeleine Raine
. 'He shoots, he scores'
Jesmond Road's B Team pose for a team photo in 1959. Photo: Other, third party
. Excited for their first day at school
New starters are all ready to learn in 2010. Photo: Frank Reid
. 'Hip hip hooray, it's play time'
Children from Jesmond Road primary school leap with excitement in the playground in 1932. Photo: Other, third party
. Read all about this Jesmond Road event
A 2008 reminder of the opening of the library as Jesmond Road School with Christine Robson and pupil Carly Mawhinney in the picture. Photo: FLR
1. 'He shoots, he scores'
Jesmond Road's B Team pose for a team photo in 1959. Photo: Other, third party
2. Excited for their first day at school
New starters are all ready to learn in 2010. Photo: Frank Reid
3. 'Hip hip hooray, it's play time'
Children from Jesmond Road primary school leap with excitement in the playground in 1932. Photo: Other, third party
4. Read all about this Jesmond Road event
A 2008 reminder of the opening of the library as Jesmond Road School with Christine Robson and pupil Carly Mawhinney in the picture. Photo: FLR