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31. The hospital ships in Long Reach.
*The hospital ships in Long Reach. A view of the Metropolitan Asylums Board's floating smallpox hospitals in Long Reach. From the left, they are the 'Atlas', 'Endymion' and 'Castalia'.
32. The forward part of the Princess Alice brought up on the south side of the Thames.
*The forward part of the Princess Alice brought up on the south side of the Thames. The forward part of the 'Princess Alice' brought up on the south side of the Thames. The figures on board are removing bodies from the wreck.
33. The foredeck of the Carisbrook Castle (1898).
*The foredeck of the Carisbrook Castle (1898). The foredeck of the Castle Mail Packet Company’s new liner ‘Carisbrook Castle’ (1898, 7626 GRT) in the East India Dock Basin in...
34. The Episcopal Floating Church.
*The Episcopal Floating Church. An 1843 'Illustrated London News' engraving of the Episcopal Floating Church, which had been moored in the Pool of London since 1827. It was set up...
35. The end of the big ship.
*The end of the big ship. The final resting place of the 'Great Eastern' was Liverpool where she was broken up at Henry Bath and Sons yard. Shipbuilders' superstition has it...
36. The Custom House, 1886.
*The Custom House, 1886. The Custom House in the City of London, in a photograph from 1886. The picture was taken from one of the wharves on the south bank of the Thames, and...
37. The figurehead of HMS Wellington at Baltic Wharf.
*The figurehead of HMS Wellington at Baltic Wharf. The figurehead of HMS 'Wellington' at the H. Castle and Sons Ltd. ship breaking yard, Baltic Wharf, Millbank. The 131-gun HMS 'Wellington', a screw...
38. The figureheads of HMS Collingwood and HMS Edinburgh.
*The figureheads of HMS Collingwood and HMS Edinburgh. The figureheads of HMS 'Collingwood' and 'Edinburgh' at the H. Castle and Sons Ltd. ship breaking yard at Baltic Wharf, Millbank.
39. The first-class protected cruiser HMS Theseus (1892).
*The first-class protected cruiser HMS Theseus (1892). The 7,350-ton first-class protected cruiser HMS 'Theseus' (1892) was built at the Thames Ironworks in Blackwall. She saw service as a tender to HMS...
40. The first launch, 3 November 1857.
*The first launch, 3 November 1857. John Scott Russell (on the left) and Isambard Brunel (second from right) during the launch of the 'Great Eastern'. Although Russell was a famous...
 
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