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Glen Street tea party

Posted by peter cook on 24/3/2025, 6:48 am

A tea party in Glen Street, Hebburn to celebrate the end of WW1.

Re: Glen Street tea party sorry it’s not

Posted by Allan Campbell on 24/3/2025, 8:05 am, in reply to "Glen Street tea party"

Peter That’s not Glen Street but they are facing Glen Street.

It Buchanan St. or lower St. Rollox Street. That’s Tennant St in the background.

Allan C.

Re: Glen Street tea party

Posted by John Shearer on 24/3/2025, 11:01 am, in reply to "Glen Street tea party"

Big families back then.

Re: Glen Street tea party

Posted by Geordieboy ns on 24/3/2025, 3:35 pm, in reply to "Glen Street tea party"

Well dressed group of children. Wonder how many are still alive ? Nice picture.

Re: Glen Street tea party

Posted by Norman on 24/3/2025, 3:40 pm, in reply to "Re: Glen Street tea party"

I dont think any of those little children will be alive Donald, as it was taken to celebrate WW1 Victory in 1919 ie 106 yrs ago.
It showss how short life is.

Re: Glen Street tea party

Posted by Geordieboy ns on 24/3/2025, 11:59 pm, in reply to "Glen Street tea party"

I need to be more careful when reading Norman. Thought I was watching end of WW2 tea Party.

Re: Glen Street tea party

Posted by colin mcallister on 26/3/2025, 12:28 am, in reply to "Glen Street tea party"

looks more like ww2 by the way they are dressed

Re: Glen Street tea party Colin

Posted by Allan Campbell on 26/3/2025, 8:40 am, in reply to "Re: Glen Street tea party"

Colin just look at the Collars on some off the lads shirts and the girls skirts or dresses.

Allan C.

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