I dont think the second photo in on top row from left is Dunston.

Thanks for your comment. We haven't been able to identify the location of this picture. Wonder if it could be in or near Pine Street which ran between Duke Street and Askew Road.

Looks to me that it was the Teams looking towards Lobley Hill/Dunston (The Rope Works and RISCO). I think the ground on the right is Smith Terrace or it may even be Redheugh Park. From my recollections the end building on the left of the photo housed the pub known as "The Coffin"

Thanks for your comment. I think you are right about the location of this tram photograph. The road on the right would be Smith Terrace/Redheugh Park and the buildings on the left would be at the bottom of Askew Road with the Forester's Arms - 'The Coffin' - at the end. Opposite would be Redheugh Park and in the distance the road curves round towards the bridge over the Teams by Eslington Road and the level crossing beyond. Can't remember what the big single building just behind the tram is. A tram route definitely terminated at this spot with another branch going off along Pine Street and ending at the Cross Keys in Dunston.

I lived at South Pine St, with my mam & dad brother John, sisters Marion & catherine.This was the Teams tram terminus but i can't remember the name of the bar at the end of the row of shops, it is not the Coffin. The Coffin was beside the
Rex Picture Hall, the reason why it got that nick name was it's location at the junction of Askew Rd West & Derwentwater Rd which made it the shape
of a coffin.

The Coffin was really called The Forester's Arms. Further towards Dunston were The Magpie and (Lord)? Eslington. Glasgow House was near the Coffin. At the end of Pine Street, corner of Askew Road was The Beaconsfield Hotel also had a nickname, I think it was Donnies.