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Memories of Washington Station Road
Postcard Pictures & Photographs (1/3)
- Emmerson Terrace
 - The Gents
 - Banner
 - Westwood Club
 - Glebe School 1
 - Glebe School 2
 - Looking Back 1
 - Derwent Terrace
 
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Washington Station Road

1930: Washington Glebe Lodge Banner entering Washington Station Road from Fatfield Road.
			The Avenue and Glebe Colliery are off picture, downhill to the right.
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1929 Films: Jack Holt (Flight) & Belle Baker (Song of Love) at Alexandra Theatre (Regal Cinema).
			[ Thanks to Derek, Glebe Banner Group ]
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'The Gents' - opposite Emmerson Terrace - on your left as you enter Station Road from Fatfield Road.
			Less than hygienic but still operational (Sept 2019).  Beyond the trees on the right: The Grounds of Dame Margaret's Hall.
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Washington Station Road

The 1930 Washington Glebe Colliery Lodge Banner - further down Emmerson Terrace.
			The Westwood Working Men's Club is off picture, right.
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PAST AND PRESENT
			Westwood Working Men's Club, opposite Emmerson Terrace, on Station Road.  Red House hidden by trees.
			Washington Glebe, later John F. Kennedy School.
			[ Thanks to Lesley for creating and sharing this image.  Jim ]
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Looking down Emmerson Terrace to Washington Glebe School. Off-picture, left: the Westwood Working Men's Club.
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At the Road Junction before the School:
Turn left into Glebe Crescent - Straight ahead to Washington Station - Turn right for the Miners' Welfare Hall.

			Glebe Colliery Band & Banner, outside the Glebe Colliery Miners' Welfare Hall.
[ Thanks to Derek Sleightholme, Glebe Banner Group ]

			Washington Glebe Miners' Welfare Hall.
			[ Thanks to Audrey Fletcher ]

			Sunderland Echo Press Cutting
			[ Thanks to Washington History Society ]
 
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Washington Station Road

Washington Glebe School - later, John F. Kennedy School. Continue down Station Road to Derwent Terrace.
Looking Back - Pre 1900s
Washington Station Road

The Horse & Cart has just passed Red House.   The Future Glebe School site is on the fields to the right.
			[ Thanks to Keith Cockerill ]
Continuing Our Stroll Along
Washington Station Road

Derwent Terrace and the Junction with Nelson Street (right)
			On the left:  a glimpse of the road that once led to The Carlton Cinema.
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