A mural commemorating the Blaydon Races which inspired the legendary Geordie anthem of that name is impressing passengers at Blaydon station.
It first appeared in June with a 'Welcome to Blaydon Station' sign, painted by local artist Sarah Jarman.
New panels have been added this week including artwork depicting a horse and runner, to represent the evolution of the event.
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It began as a horse race in 1861 but runners now follow the original route in a road race which first took place in 1981.
Station volunteers also chose lyrics from the legendary Blaydon Races song which features on a separate panel.
Written by Gateshead-born music hall performer Geordie Ridley, the rousing verses and chorus immortalise an eventful coach journey from Newcastle to the horse race on the other side of the River Tyne on June 9, 1862.
The mural, which has been funded by Northern and commissioned by Friends of Blaydon Station, now spans the length of platform two.
Kerry Peters, regional Director at Northern, said: "The additions to the mural look absolutely fantastic.
"Our customers are at the heart of everything we do which is why we encourage and support projects like this on our stations.
"As we well as welcoming passengers to the station, the work celebrates the heritage of Blaydon. I would like to thank everyone involved in this project."
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