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South Shields MuseumNewest Review: ... liked the old street with a shop front. Although, the museum has been redeveloped since I was last there (about 10 years ago!) the street remains there, and this is something (about the only thing) I remembered about the museum before I went back. I liked the street and shop as I liked imagining what it would have been like to live in the area about 100 years ago. “Explore history during the ... more |
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by - written on 26/07/07 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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I first went to this museum with my sister when I was about 8 or 9 years old. When looking for something to do on Monday, I asked my friend, Emma, if she wanted to go here with me since I haven’t been for ages. My older sister, Joanne, lives in South Shields so we met her and my niece (23 months) at the museum on Monday morning. I got slightly lost getting to South Shields as I took the wrong turn at a roundabout, but as it was my furthest venture in my car on my own (about 25 miles) I was still quite pleased I found it without too much hassle! On arriving at South Shields I met my sister and followed her into the town centre, as I don’t know my way around ... Read the complete review
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