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The East India Dock Basin.
The entrance basin is the only intact part of the former East India Docks complex. It has survived relatively unscathed, and has been transformed...
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The window into the port
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Transport workers
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The
Titania
(1866)
at the Britannia Dry Dock.
The tea clipper 'Titania' (1866), built by Robert Steele & Co., of Greenock, at the Britannia Dry Dock, Millwall. By the end of the 19th century...
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One of the Woolwich Ferry paddle steamers, c. 1906-09.
One of the first batch of paddle steamers used by the Woolwich Free Ferry. Although Woolwich has had a ferry since Medieval times, the Free Ferry...
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Mumford's Granary on Deptford Creek.
Mumford's Granary (1897) on Deptford Creek. This is the only surviving part of Mumford's Flour Mills, founded in 1790. The mills received the grain...
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Old Waterloo Bridge from the South Bank, by WL Wyllie.
This is John Rennie's original Waterloo Bridge from 1817. Like many bridges west of London Bridge, it charged tolls until 1878. After subsidence in...
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A symbol of London
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