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From a night in Balmbra s to Geordie folklore: How the 9th of June has gone down in history
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The Blaydon Races at 160: The song about a day at the races that became a Tyneside anthem
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Blaydon Races twas on the 9th of June - but what became of the real-life event?
Immortalised by Geordie Ridley s rousing Tyneside anthem, the real-life Blaydon Races took place for more than 50 years attracting huge crowds
The Blaydon Races, by William Irving, 1903, celebrates the famous Victorian race meeting (Image: Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums)
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Newcastle s famous old-style music hall Balmbra s in full song 45 years ago
Balmbra s on Newcastle s Cloth Market went through many incarnations, but in the mid 1970s had successfully reverted to an old-style music hall venue
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It looked like a scene from Victorian times, but in fact our image was captured in the mid 1970s - rather than the 1870s.