Newcastle upon Tyne and Northumberland Daily Photo

steps on the breakwater  at South Shields on the River Tyne

In the North East Maritime Trust in South Shields, 19th Century invoices pertaining to River Tyne establishments. 

The Mouth of the Tyne Festival takes place every July in Tynemouth and South Shields, towns which lie either side of the...

Spanish artist Juan Muñoz (1953-2001), came to prominence in the mid 1980s with his sculptural installations that placed human-like fi...

In South Shields, Fleet by Irene Brown is a collection of stainless steel collier ships in full sail set in the water of Market Dock, over...

One of the Shields' Ferries on a slipway for maintenance  at South Shields. Across the waters of the River Tyne can be seen a fishing...

Fleet, by Irene Brown, is a collection of seven stainless steel collier ships in full sail, set in the water ...

Shields Metro Station

Conversation Piece by the late Spanish sculptor Juan Munoz is located near Littlehaven in South Shields at the mouth o...

  Arbeia was the Roman fort founded around 120 AD near the mouth of the River Tyne in what is now South Shields. Standing high over the ...

. . thousands of merchant seamen who sailed from South Shields lost their lives in World War II. This monument was unveiled by Countess Moun...

. . The former Customs House, on the South bank of the River Tyne, was built in 1848 and now houses a 441 seat theatre, a gallery, a restau...

. . The Shields Ferry passenger service operates on the River Tyne between North Shields and South Shields. There are two vessels, The Prid...

. . The Groyne Pier was built in 1882 to stop the adjacent beach being swept into the river Tyne by the incoming tides. .

. . . . Spanish artist Juan Muñoz (1953-2001), came to prominence in the mid 1980s with his sculptural installations that placed human-lik...