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Roker Beach
At the north end of Roker Berch is a headland and Parson's Rocks; beyond this headland is Seaburn beach in Whitburn Bay. Also, Roker Cliff Park is located on the cliffs at the north end of Roker beach.
from Sunderland Public Libraries (flickr)
Holey Rocks with Entertainment c.1900
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
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Roker Pier and Lighthouse
- The foundation stone for the New North Pier (Roker Pier) at Sunderland was laid on 14 September 1885. With growing use of the port at Sunderland the piers were built …
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Holey Rock
- Holey Rock was located next to Roker Beach, it got its name because it was riddled with holes and caverns. In the past it was customary to keep pieces of …
from Sunderland Public Libraries (flickr)
Holey Rocks with Entertainment c.1900
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
Co-Curate Page
Roker Pier and Lighthouse
- The foundation stone for the New North Pier (Roker Pier) at Sunderland was laid on 14 September 1885. With growing use of the port at Sunderland the piers were built …
Co-Curate Page
Holey Rock
- Holey Rock was located next to Roker Beach, it got its name because it was riddled with holes and caverns. In the past it was customary to keep pieces of …
