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View of the Boatbuilding Company's works, East Greenwich.
The innovative 'National Company for Boat Building by Machinery' tried but failed to produce 6,000 boats a year, all to a standard pattern. They were...
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Erecting shop at Maudslay, Son and Fields, Lambeth.
The erecting shop at the Maudslay, Son and Fields engine works in Lambeth, c. 1863. This had been founded by Henry Maudslay, once of the Woolwich...
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Castle's Yard, Charlton.
The interior of the 'Edgar' (1858) with the 'Duke of Wellington' (1852) behind and the 'Hannibal' (1854) to the right at Castle's Yard, a...
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Castle's Yard, Charlton.
The 'Duke of Wellington' at Castle's Yard, a shipbreaking firm in Charlton and Millbank. Shipbreaking was once an important business in London and...
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Building engines at Maudslay, Son and Fields, Lambeth.
Building engines for the Copenhagen docks at the works of Maudslay, Son and Fields, Lambeth, c. 1863. The business had been set up by Henry Maudslay,...
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