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Landing oranges at Fresh Wharf, London Bridge, for Christmas.Landing oranges at Fresh Wharf, London Bridge, for Christmas.
Landing oranges at Fresh Wharf, London Bridge, for Christmas.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: 58_4187
Title: Landing oranges at Fresh Wharf, London Bridge, for Christmas.
Description: Fresh Wharf was located to the east of London Bridge Wharf and Adelaide House. It handled fish imports in medieval times, before becoming one of the legal quays. By the 1930s, the wharf handled mainly canned goods, fresh fruit and general cargoes.
Creator: 'The Illustrated London News'
Date: 1874
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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