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• seed packet Who did this inspire?
  Accession number: TWCMS : 2007.5826

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  Packet of seeds for 'Cuthbert's Supreme' dwarf mid-season peas. Paper packet printed in brown and green. Front of packet features and illustration of peas in pods, with a 'Dig for Victory' logo at the bottom left corner. Reverse of packet has growing instructions and packing date of 1942. Original price of packet was 3d.
  

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  • Memories of Allotment GardeningBy Geoff Muse
• comport Who did this inspire?
  Accession number: TWCMS : 1994.811

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  Pressed glass comport manufactured by Edward Moore of South Shields, about 1880s.

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  • Generation gapsBy Anita Moffitt
• Blackberrying Who did this inspire?
  Accession number: TWCMS : G4271

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  Blackberrying
  1917
  Harvey, Harold C. (1874-1941)

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  • In my little worldBy Claudia Knott
• tankard Who did this inspire?
  Accession number: TWCMS : H11655

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  Reproduction of tankard with hinged lid, decorated in high relief with drunken Bacchic revels, knob in form of drinking naked boy. The original is silver gilt and iron, Italian 16century and owned by Elkington and Co. who made this reproduction in the early 20century.

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  • Visiting Grandma and Grandad BiscuitBy Melanie Burgess
• The Cliffs at Marsden Bay Who did this inspire?
  Accession number: TWCMS : G5224

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  The Cliffs at Marsden Bay
  1898
  Sticks, George Blackie (1843-1900)
   

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  • FiveBy Harriet Goudie
• Newcastle upon Tyne Who did this inspire?
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  Newcastle upon Tyne

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  • Can We Go Somewhere Old?By Adam Goldwater
• The North East Who did this inspire?
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  • Up Where I BelongBy Sarah Cotton
• jelly mould Who did this inspire?
  Accession number: BEMNE : GS 22/11/2004

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  • The Jelly MouldBy Walter Lorne Tallentire
• Great North Run Who did this inspire?
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  • The Great North RunnerBy Kathleen Boodhai
• Regional Resource Centre Who did this inspire?
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  Regional Resource Centre
  At the Regional Resource Centre and the Regional Museums Store we provide access to thousands of stored
  artefacts that represent North East England's diverse culture and rich heritage. These are the collections of both
  Beamish and Tyne & Wear Museums, two of the largest regional museum organisations in the UK. They are
  designated as being of international importance, and the two museums hold them in trust for present and future
  generations.
  For more information go to
  www.twmuseums.org.uk/rrcrms/
   

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  • Saffron ThreadsBy Naomi Beeley
  • Letters and WordsBy Phil Swinburne
  • Coat Goal PostsBy Leona White
  • Family Moses BasketBy Jean-Philippe Stienne
  • ShipwreckBy Gary Green
  • Going to Grandma'sBy Diane Marlborough
  • A Tall StoryBy Jenny Phillips
  • Left BehindBy Sarah Gouldsbrough
  • my little accidentBy Danny Parker-Brook
  • KenyaBy Helen Siddle
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  • Flying high with the KitesBy Sylvia Jones
  • Walking with the KitesBy Allan Withrington
  • A full circle with Red KitesBy Anna Newson
  • High as a KiteBy Judi Postle
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  • A Volunteer's Day at BeamishBy Ailsa Riddel
  • No rainy daysBy Dianne Emerson
  • Tea with Aunty LilBy Ann Peel
  • Hot AirBy Chris Robinson
  • Those Radio TimesBy David Lee
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  • A Walk in the ParkBy Jean West
  • Hide and SeekBy Ben Watson
  • Dog On The RunBy Michelle Robson
  • Hugh Mitchells Shoe ShopBy Ena Bradburn
  • ChickensBy Agnes Frain
  • Back for goodBy June Atkinson
  • Radio FunBy Anthony Hey
  • Lynn Street CowboysBy Keith Robson
  • The Squeaky RollerBy Colin Ball
  • A Day at the SeasideBy Edith Cape
  • Memories of a child after the warBy Ellen Glendinning
  • Marley HillBy Joe Settrey
  • Geordie PoemsBy Mary Dodd
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  • Memory of the pastBy Colin Winstanley
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  • SurvivalBy Murial Holmes
  • Baby's first airingBy Sheila Mann
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  • Memories of Durham Miner's GalaBy Fred Pinkney
  • Saturday morning on the farmBy Kathleen Devine
  • Milking the old fashioned wayBy Liz Gouldsborough
  • A Day at the Bantlin (East Castle)By Maureen Mills
  • Life in the old Post OfficeBy Muriel Calvert
  • Childhood memoryBy Olive Tarn
• brass instruments Who did this inspire?
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  • Left BehindBy Sarah Gouldsbrough
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• Discovery Museum Who did this inspire?
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  Discovery Museum
  Discovery Museum is the ideal place to find out all about life on Tyneside,
  from the region's shipbuilding heritage to inventions which changed the world.
  Packed full of interactive displays it is the perfect place for all ages to learn
  and have fun. Discovery also has special displays for children under 5 and 7
  years old. Free entry.
  For more information go to
  www.twmuseums.org.uk/discovery/
   

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  • Train JourneyBy Stephen Watson
  • Knitting NeedlesBy Alex Collins
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  • Train JourneysBy Kemberly O'Brien
  • ThumbsBy Neil Heron
  • TimeBy Scott Ideson
• Arbeia Roman Fort & Museum Who did this inspire?
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  Arbeia Roman Fort & Museum
  Arbeia Roman Fort housed a garrison and once guarded the entrance to the
  River Tyne. The excavated remains, stunning reconstructions of original
  buildings and finds discovered at the site combine to give a unique insight into
  life in Roman Britain.
  For more information go to
  www.twmuseums.org.uk/arbeia/

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• Great North Museum: Hancock Who did this inspire?
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  Great North Museum : Hancock
  Highlights of the new museums include a large-scale, interactive model of
  Hadrian’s Wall. Major New displays showcasing the wonder and diversity of
  the natural world, spectacular objects from Ancient Greece and mummies
  from Ancient Egypt, as well as a planetarium, a life-size T. rex dinosaur
  skeleton and much more.
  For more information go to
  www.twmuseums.org.uk/greatnorthmuseum/

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  • A Day with the DinosuarsBy Simon Henderson
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  • RabbitsBy Isaac Bell Holmstrom
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  • Saved.By Kelly Graham
  • Tattoo aftercareBy Megan Matck
  • Nothing wasted.By Sophie Watkinson
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  • 29 Down And More To GoBy Aileen Straughan and Brenda Dodd
  • Drink StationBy Carole Heppel
  • Organising ThingsBy Graham Hall
  • Lesley & the pigs at Whitehouse FarmBy Lesley Nixon
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  • The Church & MeBy Guguelihle Dube
  • My MotherBy Noura Albnni
  • MusicBy Rachel Munyanyi
• Hatton Gallery Who did this inspire?
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  Hatton Gallery
  The Hatton Gallery stages a highly-regarded programme of historical, modern
  and contemporary art exhibitions. Over recent years this programme has
  included major historical monographs, diverse partnership projects and
  exciting new commissions from leading contemporary artists. Free entry.
  For more information go to 
  www.twmuseums.org.uk/hatton/

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• Laing Art Gallery Who did this inspire?
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  Laing Art Gallery
  The Laing Art Gallery has something for everyone to enjoy. A dynamic
  exhibition programme brings an exciting variety of art to your doorstep, while
  fun learning events encourage even the youngest of children to get involved.
  For more information go to
  www.twmuseums.org.uk/laing/

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