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11. Passengers for the Oronsay at Tilbury.
*Passengers for the Oronsay at Tilbury. Elaine Burton, social hostess, welcoming passengers aboard the Orient Line’s ‘Oronsay’ (1951, 28,136 GRT) at the new Tilbury...
12. Race horses arriving in London on the Soudan (1948).
*Race horses arriving in London on the Soudan (1948). Race horses arriving in London from Singapore on the P&O cargo liner 'Soudan' (1948) in 1958. The horses were the property of the 1st Battalion,...
13. The Alexander Puskin (1965) arriving at Tilbury.
*The Alexander Puskin (1965) arriving at Tilbury. The Soviet cruise liner 'Alexander Puskin' (1965) arriving arriving at Tilbury in 1969. She is being towed by the tugs are 'Sun XXVII' and 'Dhulia'.
14. The Edith III (1911) pulling away from the Tilbury Landing Stage.
*The Edith III (1911) pulling away from the Tilbury Landing Stage. The passenger and cargo ferry 'Edith III' (1911), of the Tilbury-Gravesend service, pulling away from the Tilbury Landing Stage in 1960. The Royal...
15. The Dalmacija (1965) alongside the Tilbury Landing Stage.
*The Dalmacija (1965) alongside the Tilbury Landing Stage. The Yugoslavian passenger cruise liner 'Dalmacija' (1965) alongside Tilbury Landing Stage, in September 1982.
16. Crowds waiting for the Royal Yacht Brittania at Greenwich.
*Crowds waiting for the Royal Yacht Brittania at Greenwich. For over forty years, the Royal Yacht 'Britannia' served the Royal family, travelling over one million miles to every corner of the globe. In a...
 
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