Today, I’m focusing on one particular neighbourhood in Sunderland with scenes from the 1950s right through to 2024.
They include Wearmouth Colliery, St Peter’s Church, Monkwearmouth Station and the Echo 24 Building.
But I want you to come up with your own selection of 11 best suggestions for your own area of the city.
Whether they are from the past or the present, I want to know what you love the most about your part of Wearside.
Tell me about your favourite things in Ryhope, Seaburn, Hendon, Pennywell, Penshaw or Grindon.
Or maybe you want to share your favourite aspects of Ashbrooke, Farringdon, Grangetown, Silksworth, Southwick or Doxford.
Send your selections in and let’s highlight the best that Wearside has to offer, past or present. Email your choices to [email protected]
5. Station view in the Spring
A fantastic Sunderland Echo view of the Monkwearmouth Station from May 2004. | img
6. By the riverside
This impressive view of the riverside was captured by a Sunderland Echo photographer in September 2003. | img
7. St Peter's Church
An historic view of the exterior of St Peter's Church, Monkwearmouth with the shipyard in the background. | img
8. From the air in 1992
This aerial view of Wearmouth Colliery was taken by a Sunderland Echo photographer in November 1992. | se