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Sunderland cottages
Sunderland expanded rapidly during the Victorian era, as it became a centre for coal-mining and shipbuilding. To provide housing for workers, streets of terraced bungalows were built and then sold to skilled workers who could afford to buy them. This was a different approach to many other towns and cities, hence this type of housing is called "Sunderland cottages".
Further information can be found on the Sunderland Heritage website: Link
Further information can be found on the Sunderland Heritage website: Link
Created: Sat, 26 Apr 2014, Updated: Sat, 26 Apr 2014
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