We're back with another of our nostalgic trips down a Sunderland street.
This time, it's Roker Avenue in the spotlight and our Echo archive tribute starts in 1934 with a visit by the Prince of Wales.
We've got a famous landmark which was about to face demolition in 1970 and gospel singers in fine voice in 2006.
Go retro in Roker Avenue.
5. The opening of the Salvation Army Citadel in 1971.
The opening of the Salvation Army Citadel in 1971. | se
6. The 41st Sunderland Salvation Army brownies held a 'sale of the century' event in 1982. Here are twins Debra, left, and Diane Sharp trying out a hat which was for sale on older sister Pauline.
The 41st Sunderland Salvation Army brownies held a 'sale of the century' event in 1982. Here are twins Debra, left, and Diane Sharp trying out a hat which was for sale on older sister Pauline. | se
7. Former submariners marched from the Royal Naval Association Club, in Roker Avenue, to St Peter's Church, Monkwearmouth, in 1995. They paraded in tribute to submariners who were lost in the Second World War.
Former submariners marched from the Royal Naval Association Club, in Roker Avenue, to St Peter's Church, Monkwearmouth, in 1995. They paraded in tribute to submariners who were lost in the Second World War. | se
8. Fundraising fun at McDonald's in 2005. Lyndsey Day was doing the singing with Karen Foxton dressing as a chicken, Luciano Fella doing car washing, and Cath O'Leary and Stacey Rushworth giving their support.
Fundraising fun at McDonald's in 2005. Lyndsey Day was doing the singing with Karen Foxton dressing as a chicken, Luciano Fella doing car washing, and Cath O'Leary and Stacey Rushworth giving their support. | se