The 140-plus page publication from the Sunderland Echo, sponsored by Mobility Care Solutions, is out now and it is packed with nostalgia for all the year round.
Here are 9 reasons why the bookazine is worth buying just for its January and February section alone. Have a look and then order your copy.
Make sure you order your copy now for a fantastic dose of Sunderland history.
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5. End of a Dawdon era
The sun was setting on Dawdon Pit's twin winding towers which guarded the Theresa and Castlereagh shafts and dominated the skyline around Seaham , but soon would be no more in January 1992. | se Photo: Sunderland Echo
6. A helping hand in 1991
These youngsters helped clear the snow from the Roker Park pitch. It got them a free ticket to the match. | se
7. Houghton Cut
Houghton Cut, seen here in January 1974 in a Sunderland Echo photo from our archives. | se Photo: SE
8. A 1970s view from Roker
British Ropes which later became Bridon Fibres in another great scene from the Sunderland Echo archives. | se