It was known for its dry ice, ornate surroundings, and became the first club in Sunderland to broadcast live on a radio station.
Let’s take a look at the Chambers story from its very beginning in the year when we also celebrate the 180th anniversary of Mackies Corner where it was based.
These photos, plucked from the Sunderland Echo archive, aim to bring that story to life.
13. Plenty of choices for dancing
Chambers had two dance floors, three bars, and sophisticated lighting systems with lasers. | se
14. The legacy lives on
While the physical nightclub no longer exists, its legacy lives on through active online communities and reunion events. | se
15. Dry ice memories
The nightclub was based at Mackie's Corner and one of its features was the use of dry ice. | se
16. A story which left so many memories
Fifteen years after it first opened, Chambers closed in 2002, leaving a lifetime of memories for thousands of club goers. | se