We have compiled a list of 9 pubs from Sunderland’s past which most get you talking.
Each of them has been spotlighted on the Echo Facebook page or on our Wearside Echoes page on Facebook. It’s the Sunderland Echo’s page which is dedicated to nostalgia and has more than 5,500 members.
Over the years, we have featured photos of hostelries from Wearside’s past and these are the ones that you love to share memories about.
Take a look and then get in touch to tell us more.
5. The Old Twenty Nine
The Old Twenty Nine in High Street West is pictured in 1976. It got lots of attention when we put the spotlight on it in 2018. Graeme Collinson said: "Don't make purbs like the old 29 any more" while lots of you remembered the bands who played there. Photo: Sunderland Echo
6. The Argo Frigate
The Argo Frigate was a definite favourite with Echo followers. Sheila Jameson said: "Had some great Saturday nights in the Argo." Alan Dunkeld said it was a 'big student pub." Photo: se
7. Painted Wagon Saloon
Back to 1974 for a view of the Painted Wagon Saloon in Holmeside. Ingrid Golden is among many fans who would love to see it return. Photo: Sunderland Echo
8. The Londonderry
The Londonderry in October 1980. Ann Work loved the 70s music on a Wednesday night while Bridget Davison recalled the snug. Dozens more of you liked it including Catherine Cash, Rita Jameson, Bernie Ritchie, Pat Johnson, Barry Wilson and Iris Ramsay. Photo: Sunderland Echo