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Shipbreaking opposite Wapping.Shipbreaking opposite Wapping.
Shipbreaking opposite Wapping.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: PU1448
Title: Shipbreaking opposite Wapping.
Description: Shipbreaking, which was once an important business in London, is the process of dismantling an obsolete vessel’s structure for scrapping or disposal. Conducted at a pier, wharf, dry-dock or dismantling slip, it includes a wide range of activities,from removing all the ship's gear and equipment to cutting down and recycling the ship’s infrastructure.
Creator: Samuel Prout (artist): George Cooke (engraver & publisher): Longman & Co. (publishers)
Date: 1826
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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