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91.
Loading the
Corfu
at the King George V Dock.
Loading the P&O cargo and passenger liner 'Corfu' (1931) in the King George V Dock in 1955. She was built by Alexander Stephen and Son Ltd, of...
92.
Loading frozen flowers onto a lorry at Tilbury.
A docker loading frozen flowers onto a lorry at Tilbury in May 1969. They had just been unloaded from the P&O liner 'Himalaya' (1949), which is...
93.
Off Limehouse, c. 1884.
The backs of a row of 18th-century houses in Narrow Street, Limehouse. Several small wharves operated here, mostly engaged in barge building and...
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Off Shadwell, c. 1884-85.
A remarkable view of the riverfront at Shadwell, c. 1884-85. The building on the right is the Dockmaster's Office, built in 1831-32 for the...
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Pulling down the last old gate at the Blackwall Entrance to the West India Docks.
The West India Import Dock originally had two entrances, at Limehouse from the west and Blackwall from the east. The eastern entrance was modernised...
96.
Portion of the original Yarrow and Hedley Yard.
This photograph shows a portion of the original Yarrow and Hedley Shibuilding Works yard in Cubitt Town. The partnership lasted until 1875, after...
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Opening of the oyster market at Billingsgate.
An 'Illustrated London News' engraving from August 1843, depicting the opening of the oyster market at Billingsgate. A fish market had existed here...
98.
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...
99.
A 30-foot launch built by Yarrow and Headley, c. 1870.
A copy made by Whiffin from an earlier photograph taken around 1870. The original partnership of Yarrow and Hedley was dissolved in 1875, and Yarrow...
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