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31. Signs from the past
	Video memories from Docklands deaf community

32. Silvertown from Charlton.
	Silvertown was first developed in the 1850s around the rubber and telegraph works of S. W. Silver and Co. It gradually expanded along the Thames...

33. 'Sir, during this week'.
	A letter written to The Times, signed ‘A lover of freedom’. The letter is highly critical of the tactics shown by the striking dockers...

34. Shipping in the western end of King George V Dock.
	The MV 'Iason' and MV 'Iona' at Berth No. 13 in the King George V Dock. This photograph was taken in 1984, shortly after the Royal Docks were closed...

35. Shipping in the Pool of London, c. 1884-85.
	A crowded scene in the Pool of London, c. 1884-85, with several different types of vessel.

36. Sailor's Home and the Red Ensign Club.
	The interior of the Sailor's Home and Red Ensign Club in Dock Street, north of the St Katharine and London Docks. It provided accommodation for...

37. Royal Watermen passing Ratcliff.
	Royal Watermen passing Ratcliff in May 1984. The wharves of Ratcliffe are gradually being redeveloped and some have already been completed.

38. Sampling wine casks at the London Docks.
	By the 1930s the London Docks were being used for the storage dried and fresh fruit, wines, brandy, olive oil, marble. spices, India rubber, ivory,...

39. Shipbuilding on the Thames at Redriff.
	A view of docks at Redriff showing sailing ships on the stocks at different stages of construction, with two close to launch. Several other ships are...

40. Shipping in Blackwall Reach.
	The Thames Estuary was always the busiest waterway in England. Here are several Thames barges and steamships passing the huge gasholders of the East...


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