An amateur film by Bernard Woodhouse showing crowds enjoying the Newcastle Quayside Sunday market in the 1960s. The film opens with an overhead view down onto the Quayside from the Tyne Bridge. This section is filmed in time-lapse and shows market stalls being erected. People browse the various market stalls along the Quayside. The Tyne Bridge can be seen in the background. A family group walk along the Quayside. A father carries a child carrying a balloon. A stallholder holds up various...

An amateur film by Bernard Woodhouse showing crowds enjoying the Newcastle Quayside Sunday market in the 1960s. The film opens with an overhead view down onto the Quayside from the Tyne Bridge. This section is filmed in time-lapse and shows market stalls being erected. People browse the various market stalls along the Quayside. The Tyne Bridge can be seen in the background. A family group walk along the Quayside. A father carries a child carrying a balloon. A stallholder holds up various household items to a crowd standing around his stall. General view of crowds walking around the various stalls. A stall holder in a white hat gives a sales pitch to a crowd in front of a market stall. Three older men are listening to a younger man who is busking with a guitar. A group of children stand around a stall that has playing cards pinned to a wooden board. A man in a white coat sells his goods to members of a crowd. Overhead general views of crowds examining items laid out on a series of stalls. General views of crowds walking around stalls. A small boy in a blue jumper stands behind a stall selling red plastic balls. A crowd looks at various caged birds including budgerigars. A man selling decorative tea towels waves his arms as he speaks to the crowd standing around him. General views of stalls being taken down and rubbish being thrown away. The film ends with shots of an empty Quayside. Wooden fruit crates float in River Tyne beside the quay.