"Songs of the Streets" is a participatory heritage project, which has explored the oral & community heritage of the area around Holy Trinity Church in Sunderland (Seventeen Nineteen). Community musicians, Paige Temperley and Holly Rees, have worked with residents to gather unique local stories about their own heritage. The musicians have turned them into songs & music, creating a unique music map of Old Sunderland.
Songs of the Streets is a partnership project between We Make Culture and 17Nineteen, and has been made possible due to funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Many thanks to National Lottery players.
One of the first and most fascinating stories we heard about Holy Trinity was William Elliot’s lette…
When we went to Trafalgar Square, a beautiful historic square of houses for ex-mariners, just behind…
The railway was a huge part of the historic East End, with trains travelling down to the docks in He…
Musician Paige found out about local legend Joseph Ray Hodgson (1829—1908) through research and our …
The tale of Mary Ann Cotton, the Victorian Murderess, is a dark one. Widely believed to be one of th…
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