Snapshots taken over a year showcase North East high streets
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A view through the window of the Bronx Barbershop in Sadler Street, Durham
Photographs capturing a year in the life of the region's high streets have been included in the Historic England Archive.
Newcastle's Grainger Market, a Durham barber shop, a misty morning in Consett and Middlesbrough's Winter Gardens are some of the places showcased in the photographs.
In total, 204 photos showing high streets across England have entered Historic England's Archive.
The call-out for pictures started in 2022 and received an "amazing" response form the public, Historic England said.
A person standing in front of the Winter Gardens in Middlesbrough's Dundas Street, looking at a historic photograph of the building
A misty morning in Middle Street, Consett
This image was captured in Newcastle's Clayton Street
A view of quiet Grainger Market in Newcastle before opening time
Tom Frater, regional director for the North East and Yorkshire at Historic England, said: "We were overwhelmed by the amazing responses from the public to our call out for photographs of high streets across the North East and beyond.
"Through contemporary photography, people have captured what makes high streets such special places for social connection, revealed the histories hidden behind shopfronts and celebrated the communities that are keeping them alive today.
"This new national collection is a truly brilliant historic record of high streets today for generations to come."
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- Published13 December 2023
