Wearmouth Collection

"Wearmouth: A Glimpse into Sunderland's Rich History" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating views of Wearmouth, a charming area nestled in Sunderland

Wearmouth Collection: View of Sunderland the Iron Bridge across the Tyne at Wearmouth looking eastwards

View of Sunderland the Iron Bridge across the Tyne at Wearmouth looking eastwards. Opened on 9 August 1796 it was a single span of 236 feet (71.9 metre). Hand-coloured print dated 1835

Wearmouth Collection: Fall / Rough Collie / 1955

Fall / Rough Collie / 1955
WHATASTAR OF WEARMOUTH Head study. Owner: Stothard Date: 1955

Wearmouth Collection: Rowland Burdon (oil on canvas)

Rowland Burdon (oil on canvas)
3492785 Rowland Burdon (oil on canvas) by English School, (18th century); Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens, Tyne & Wear, UK; (add.info.: Rowland Burdon (c)

A mass of girders, an unusual view of the Wearmouth Bridge, Sunderland. 28th January 1930

FALL / ROUGH COLLIE / 1955
WHATASTAR OF WEARMOUTH Head study. Owner: Stothard Date: 1955

Wearmouth Collection: West view of the cast iron bridge built by Rowland Burdon Esq

West view of the cast iron bridge built by Rowland Burdon Esq
XCF448279 West view of the cast iron bridge built by Rowland Burdon Esq. MP, over the River Wear at Sunderland, c.1796 (hand coloured engraving) by English School

John Laurence
JOHN LAURENCE Rector of Bishop Wearmouth, author on gardening

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"Wearmouth: A Glimpse into Sunderland's Rich History" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating views of Wearmouth, a charming area nestled in Sunderland. The Iron Bridge across the Tyne at Wearmouth offers a mesmerizing sight as you gaze eastwards, taking in the beauty of this historic location. Transport yourself to 1955 with Rowland Burdon's oil on canvas masterpiece, capturing the essence of Fall, a majestic Rough Collie. This artwork showcases not only artistic brilliance but also pays homage to our beloved furry companions. Travel further back to January 28th, 1930, where an unusual perspective reveals a mass of girders adorning the iconic Wearmouth Bridge. This unique view transports us to an era when engineering marvels were shaping our cities. Delve even deeper into history with enchanting Magic Lantern slides from circa 1880. These vivid glimpses into Victorian and Edwardian social history depict steam paddle tugs gracefully navigating the River Wear while clipper ships majestically sail by. Whether presented in black and white or hand-colored form, these images provide insight into life along Sunderland's shores during that era. Amongst these magical slides lies one featuring the renowned steam paddle tug Victoria gracefully gliding along the River Wear—a testament to its importance within this bustling port city. Lastly, we encounter John Laurence's West view of the cast iron bridge built by Rowland Burdon Esq. , offering us another perspective on this architectural gem that has stood tall for generations. Wearmouth encapsulates Sunderland's rich heritage—where artistry meets industry and nature intertwines with human ingenuity. Explore its past through these captivating snapshots and discover why it continues to be cherished today.