Penshaw Monument can be seen for miles around. It is considered to be Wearside's most beloved landmark, even appearing on the badge of Sunderland AFC.

‘The Road Home’

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The River Wear was once home to a number of shipyards that provided jobs to thousands of Wearsiders. The scene today is a lot different with very little remaining of that industry.

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Penshaw Monument is a favourite Wearside landmark and can be seen from miles around. Nearby woodland can be explored via a network of footpaths, perfect for a stroll in any season.

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A selection of prints that are currently available of some of my Wearside landmark paintings.

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A selection of my paintings celebrating the regions most popular landmarks.





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Happy Father's Day to the good dads out there. I popped my dad in this picture of some Wearside heroes, he was one of them. ink drawing.

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The arrival of George Stephenson's patented travelling engines at the Hetton coal company staiths on the river Wear 1822

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Programme of Keep-Fit classes in 1933 - aiming to 'create a race of splendid men and women'

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1816 rioting broke out in after certain tradesmen refused to accept worn coins

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Lovely engraving of Hetton Colliery, c1822 - the railway linking it to Sunderland was once the world's longest

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Learning their trade - apprentices at Doxfords Engine Works working on a crankshaft in 1961

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Lovely image of the Wearmouth Bridge - captured soon after it was opened in 1929

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Marine apprentices learning their trade on a crankshaft at Doxfords in May 1961

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The Port of is 300 years old this year - this plan shows the extent of the piers in 1896

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A view of Wearmouth Colliery captured in 1993 shortly before its closure

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Postcard of the Wearmouth Bridge - captured in 1930, just a few months after it opened

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