Lost Pubs Project
The towns bordering the river have always had many pubs. North Shields alone has had more than 400 since 1800. Like many businesses there have always been closures as tastes and finances change. Since 2000 there seem to have been many more closures than openings, so this is to document some of the recent changes. There have been many more, but I have mostly, only used places where the building was still standing when I took the photo.
North Shields
Chain Locker or Crane House?	'The Jungle'	White Hart	Berwick Arms	Wolsington House	Colin Campbell	The Victoria
The Neville	Seine Boat	Robin Hood	Collingwood	Railway	Telegraph	Express
North Eastern	Old 100/ Tun	Artillery	The Albert	Tap & Spile/ Victoria	The Coburg	Colonel Linskill
more North Shields			Marden	Tynemouth	Cullercoats
Porthole/ Fleece	Stanley/Fleet	Alnwick Castle	The Magpie	The Broadway	Bay Hotel
Whitley Bay						Backworth
High Point	Queen's Hotel	Esplanade	Rex Hotel	The Avenue	The Station	Deuchars
Percy Main	East Howdon	Willington Quay	Wallsend		Walker
Percy Arms	Duke of Wellington	Albion Inn	Ship in the Hole Updated 2017	The Dock (Wallsend)	Royal George
West Allotment	Benton Square		South of the River
Northumberland Arms	The Wheatsheaf		Allison Arms	Alkali	The Dock (Tyne Dock)	Commercial
Changes  Some pubs don't close - they just change their name/look, but not always for the better
North Shields
Royal Arms/ Charlie's Bar	Albion Inn/ Top House	Ballarat	Queen's Head/ Pub & Kitchen	Wooden Doll/ How Do You Do
Tynemouth
					Alan H. Beautyman's Old Pub Maps
Percy/ Priory	Oz Bar/ Lola Jeans	Bath Hotel/ Head of Steam	Baxter's/ Hugo's