April 2: What a day in Wearside history.
From St Thomas Aquinas school closure to the arrival of Paolo di Canio, it has all happened.
It was the day when Stokoe's Sunderland held their last training session before setting up for the Cup semi-final in 1973.
And it was the day when a ship had to be raised after sinking in the Wear in 1946.
Have a look and see how many of these April 2 events you remember.
5. Brilliant fun in Backhouse Park
A day of welly flinging lay ahead for these youngsters in Backhouse Park in 1975. | se
6. A tribute to the pits
Children from Byron Terrace School, Seaham presented an end of term play on mining life in 1982. | se
7. Learning the ropes in 1984
Ian Ross, Christian Burns,Garry Stoker, and Mark Ralph were having fun on a training course at the second Herrington Scout HQ in Crow Lane. | se
8. Stocking up at Bexhill Primary
The new library was unveiled at Bexhill Primary School in 1984, with the shelves being stocked by Jennifer Holman, Carol Meddes and Valerie Kilner. | se