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Bugsby's Reach from Cory's, Charlton.Bugsby's Reach from Cory's, Charlton.
Bugsby's Reach from Cory's, Charlton.

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Repro ID: H0384
Title: Bugsby's Reach from Cory's, Charlton.
Description: Taken from Cory's Barge Works looking towards Bugsby's Reach. In 1896, William Cory and Son Ltd began transporting coal into London using the Thames. On the return journey, tugs took a cargo of London's rubbish away. Today, Cory's is one of the leading waste management companies. The tug 'Hurricane' (1938) can be seen on the River Thames.
Creator: Unknown
Date: April 1970
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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