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Heritage Centre aiming to reveal the North Shields story in a new light. Heritage Gallery Community Space Café Shop Views. Tweets by volunteer Nina
Telling the North Shields story now for 10 years. Still lots to discover. Very pleased we share this special building with our community. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 3pm

Our #NorthShields800 exhibition is now ready for visitors. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 3pm. Also wonderful ‘Harvest of the Deep’ photographic exhibition on our top floor. Entrance charge £5 members & children free.

North Shields Beacon Centre future plans subject to public consultation this summer | Chronicle Live chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-eas…
Looking forward to meeting up again with Marie Delisle from Douarnenez in Brittany today. She’ll be giving a talk Tuesday 29 July 1pm sharing connections she has discovered with women of her fishing community & the women of our North Shields fishing community. Free event

Enjoyed our train trip - Middle Engine Lane to Percy Main @StephensonRail. Our tickets clipped and compartment seats brought back memories.

A few more from Tynemouth at the weekend as the sea fret rolled in creating some unique photo opportunities. #Tynemouth
Top afternoon on the North Tyneside coast, starting with my first Roseate Terns of the year at Tynemouth on the rising tide, followed by a Little Tern feeding between the piers (never an easy species to connect with locally) and ended with the cracking adult Curlew Sand at SMI.
Fantastic image of a wren feeding young, by Roy Rimmer 👌
⚽ We’re thrilled to welcome Harvest from the Deep as Saturday’s matchday sponsor! 📸 Pete Robinson’s stunning photo exhibition runs 22 July–30 Aug at Old Low Light, celebrating North Shields’ fishing heritage. 🎣 #NorthShieldsFC #HarvestFromTheDeep
Great response to opening of Pete Robinson’s ‘Harvest of the Deep’ exhibition. Please to welcome so many of the fishing community to the Old Low Light tonight. Open to visitors Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 3pm.

Exhibition open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 3pm bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
SS W J Taylor in for repairs at the Wallsend slipway, Newcastle upon Tyne in March 1880. Builder was CW Dodgin & Co of Low Lights, North Shields in 1872. Ship was sunk & raised off the bottom I believe.
At auction, a good signed watercolour of St George's Bay, Tynemouth by Thomas Swift Hutton (1865-1935). 16.5 by 31.5cm. Although born in Edinburgh, Hutton spent a significant part of his life painting North East views. Image courtesy of Elstob Auctioneers