How many of these venues did you visit in 1984?How many of these venues did you visit in 1984?
How many of these venues did you visit in 1984?

9 photos of the bars, bistros, clubs and pubs of Wearside in 1984. How many did you have a drink in?

Fancy a pint in the Lane Arms? How about a half in the Lambton Arms?
By Chris Cordner
Published 6th Dec 2020, 07:00 GMT

Both are featured in this reminder of venues in 1984 – the year when we watched Duty Free and The Young Ones on telly.

We sang along to Chaka Khan, Duran Duran and Ray Parker Jr and we enjoyed all of the venues pictured.

Take a look and see how many you remember.

The Lane Arms pub in December 1984. Does this bring back memories?

1. Pictured 36 years ago

The Lane Arms pub in December 1984. Does this bring back memories? Photo: Sunderland Echo

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A scene from June 1984 and it shows the Lambton Arms.

2. The Lambton Arms

A scene from June 1984 and it shows the Lambton Arms. Photo: Sunderland Echo

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The Silver Dollar pub in The Galleries, Washington in July 1984.

3. The Silver Dollar

The Silver Dollar pub in The Galleries, Washington in July 1984. Photo: Sunderland Echo

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Officers of the Sunderland North Labour Club, right to left, Gordon Robson, Jimmy Robinson and Bob Clay with Tony Clark, sales manager Vaux, left, in the club which was formerly Monkwearmouth Working Men's Club.

4. Pictured at the bar

Officers of the Sunderland North Labour Club, right to left, Gordon Robson, Jimmy Robinson and Bob Clay with Tony Clark, sales manager Vaux, left, in the club which was formerly Monkwearmouth Working Men's Club. Photo: Sunderland Echo

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