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Grant Awarded To Help Preserve Historic Buildings
Joseph Christiansson26 May 2021
Divers Retrieve Century-Old Beer Bottles From Shipwrecked Vessel Wallachia
Sara Janiszewska11 February 2021
New Book Delves Into The History Of Public Executions
Joseph Christiansson6 February 2021
Sunderland’s Landmarks To Light Up In Honour Of Captain Sir Tom Moore
Joseph Christiansson3 February 2021
The Origins of Place Names Around Sunderland
EdBaker5 February 2020
Exciting Plans for Sunderland’s Iconic Elephant Tea Rooms
Sarah Gibson21 November 2019
Blue Plaque Honouring Sunderland’s First Female MP Unveiled
Ryan Moore20 September 2019
Learn about Sunderland’s People Power & ‘The Radical North’
Ryan Moore13 September 2019
Sunderland Minster Churchyard & Town Park Get Lottery-Funded Facelift
Sarah Gibson6 September 2019
Historic Sunderland Pubs to Get National Lottery Makeovers
Ryan Moore9 August 2019
Picnic and Entertainment to Celebrate Washington’s Mining Heritage
Sarah Gibson26 July 2019
Stars and Stripes Raised on Fourth of July – in Washington, Wearside
Ryan Moore5 July 2019
Traditional Crafts and Skills Event to Promote Conservation at Holy Trinity Church
Sunderland Magazine4 July 2019
Famous People, Landmark Buildings – New Online Map Shows Sunderland Blue Plaques
Ryan Moore29 January 2019
Two Sunderland Events Will Mark Holocaust Memorial Day
Sarah Gibson24 January 2019
Historic Tram Shelter Toilets in Seaburn Reopen to Public
Ryan Moore2 October 2018
Sunderland to Join the World in Remembering Srebrenica
Sarah Gibson11 July 2018
Washington Old Hall – Family Home of 1st US President – Celebrates 4 July
Ryan Moore5 July 2018
Sunderland Kids Team up with Professional Author to Make Maritime Book
Sarah Gibson28 June 2018
Ghosts of Hylton Castle to Preserve Sunderland Memories
Sarah Gibson15 June 2018
Learn about the North East’s Seafaring History ahead of Tall Ships Race
Ryan Moore28 May 2018
Sunderland-Born Author Celebrates 25 Years of Writing Horrible Histories
DavidSunderland6 April 2018
Plans to Breathe Life into Sunderland’s Minster Quarter to Be Revealed
DavidSunderland23 January 2018
Storm-lashed Roker Pier Reopens to the Public
Ryan Moore28 December 2017