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The Six Townships Community History Group is also known as Six-T Media. We publish multimedia DVDs & history books..... Our heritage is important to us all. The younger folk of today take for granted the nails which hold our world together. The past must be remembered and not forgotten. The coalfields, colliery welfare's, miners, brass bands, football clubs, the allotments, leek clubs, and also our dialect. We aim to help people keep pride in their coal mining roots. What has never died is peoples keenness to preserve and pass on the knowledge that has been passed on from family generation to generation. Enjoy the Site.

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Latest updates to website 13/05/2013.  Archives: The Secret Army & Bedlington Time-Line
                                         17/05/2013.  Archives: Zeppelin Raid on the North East
                                         17/05/2013.  Archives: Bedlingtonshire: History of Bedlington Ironworks


*Available Soon*

Coming soon on DVD "Greetings from Newcastle" This DVD is a collection of very old & rare postcards with superb images of Newcastle upon Tyne. A must-have for anyone interested in this lovely city. From the old streets, landmarks, events, transport, shops, fashion, markets, people & much more.
A superb & nostalgic DVD for everyone to enjoy.
More details to follow soon.

North Shields: A Nostalgic Feast DVD. Click on image or visit our shop to buy

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In this superb film we have a nostalgic feast of archive footage from North Shields.
We begin our journey with the fishing community in the early 1900s with ships on the water, the herring catches and also the fisherlasses.
We have Lifeboat Saturday from 1922 when money was raised to maintain its service.
On the beach we have early film from the 1900s and see exactly what it was like in those days.
We also have Tynemouth Pier and the Haven on footage for you to look back on.
Visit Tynemouth Park and meet the model makers and see them put there model craft in the water to demonstrate their hobby.
We also have the opening of the Princess Theatre in 1929 and you never know who you might see on this as the community turned out to get inside. You may well see a family face in this superb footage.
Step
back in time and witness some events from days long gone at Wallsend. You will certainly be entertained.
This film is a must-have for anyone interested in their local history and there is so much more to offer on this DVD.
You never know, you may see yourself, a family member or indeed a friend from the past.
Enjoy.


 
 

Available now. "Whitley Bay to Tynemouth" Click on image or visit shop to purchase

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In this superb film we take a nostalgic journey from Whitley Bay to Tynemouth in old archive film and photographs. On this journey we include Cullercoats and its rich past.We begin at Whitley Bay and travel by car into the town and witness the vehicles and shops and fashion from days long gone in archive footage from the 1960’s.
We visit Spanish City and its fairground attractions beginning in the 1910’s we have footage from the 1920’s through to the 1970’s. Witness some of the great attractions from long ago and the memories will come flooding back. There is the ghost train, water chute, big wheel, house that Jack built and much more on
view. We have the sandcastle committee and winning contestants for you too.
We also go to the beach at Whitley Bay, Cullercoats and Tynemouth and there is the open air swimming baths on view.
At Cullercoats we visit its fishing community from the 1950s and 60’s. See the boats, cottages and meet some of the fisherwifes as they sing a song for you and sell their goods.
Join in the fun with the swimming gala at Tynemouth in Edwardian times. 
See some of North Tyneside's famous landmarks and meet Laurel and Hardy when they visit the Grand Hotel in 1932. Stan Laurel’s parents are also at the hotel and great fun this footage is too if you’re a fan of this comedy duo.
We have the Lions Head Fountain on view too as it was revealed to make money for TVLB. This beautiful piece of work was made in 1862 and to see it in its glory is fantastic.
We also have the rescue of the 23 crew and a dog from the Adelfotis II, when it was seeking shelter from the gales in 1963 when it was disabled.
Look back and enjoy this journey and you never know, you may see yourself, a family member or friend.


Available Now. "The Town Moor" Click on image or visit the shop to purchase

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In this fantastic DVD we take a trip back in time and witness the many events that took place on the famous Town Moor, Newcastle upon Tyne.
We begin our journey with the 1929 North East Coast Exhibition. From the Lord Mayor of Newcastle receiving the keys after the first building was completed, to him flying overhead to see the layout from the air. 
Witness the event as we take you on a tour and see first hand the many attractions that were there for everyone to enjoy.  There was industry, the African Village with the lions, and the big rides.
We move forward to 1930 and witness the last building from the North East Coast Exhibition being demolished in what can only be described as dangerous. No health and safety in those days.
1923 and we witness the Prince of Wales at the Royal Agricultural Show which was held on the Town Moor. The royal car drives down the field for the prince to take his position and enjoy the various entertainments.
More royalty comes to the Town Moor and the Royal Agricultural Show in 1956. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen
Mother, enjoys her visit. Were you there ? Large crows can be seen and you just might recognise someone from this superb archive footage.
The Town Moor has hosted the Hoppings many times as it is an annual event. We have footage from various years during the 1960’s. Look out, you may see yourself, a family member or friend as we journey back in time and witness the superb entertainment that was offered. Many of the rides have changed, many have not, but this is superb entertainment for you on film. 
Over the decades the Hoppings have been delayed because of the rain, but you can witness the bad weather in the 60’s on this DVD too.
Take this trip back in time and enjoy the entertainment that the Town Moor hosted. You won’t be disappointed as the memories will come flooding back, and you never know, you may see yourself, a family member or a friend.
 

Wallsend "Those Were the Days" DVD. Click on image or visit our shop to buy

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Wallsend is situated on Tyneside in the United Kingdom. It got its name from the fact that it was the eastern terminus of Hadrian’s Wall with a fort and a length of Wall going down to the Tyne.
In this DVD we take a journey back in time using archive film and photographs to witness this historic town.
We have a vast amount of archive footage on view and you will find it both captivating and enjoyable as we go back in time and witness events, occasions, shops, buildings, royal visits, fashion, transport, shipbuilding, people and much more in days long gone.
Witness for yourself how it once was as we go back to the early part of the 1900's and end finally end during the 1960's.
There is so much to offer on this film that we are sure you will enjoy what we have to offer as we delve back in time. It is your heritage and we should all be proud of it as memories will come flooding back as we go through the decades.
You never know, in some footage you may recognise yourself, a family member or even a friend as we take this incredible historic journey.
We feel sure you will enjoy this film as we visit Wallsend and Those Were the Days.


The total running time of the DVD is approx 60 minutes.



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If you have any old cine film or video you would like converted to DVD we can do it for you.
Any old film  is always wanted by us for future productions and we will convert it for you free of charge.
We only ask you to give us permission to use any of it for future productions in exchange.
Our heritage is important to us and should be preserved and that is exactly what we do.
If you have any home old cine film or video you want to give to us to preserve please let us know, don't throw it out, get in touch with us and we will store it in our huge archives to preserve for the future and convert it to DVD.

We can transfer your old movies to DVD  to make it easier for you to share all those great old memories with family and friends.

Prior to the introduction of Camcorders, Cine film were used to record moving images.
There are 4 domestic formats - 9.5mm, 8mm, Super 8mm and 16mm.


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