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Treading in tea at Butler's Wharf.Treading in tea at Butler's Wharf.
Treading in tea at Butler's Wharf.

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Repro ID: H3854
Title: Treading in tea at Butler's Wharf.
Description: Butler's Wharf occupied most of the riverfront downstream from Tower Bridge to St. Saviour's Dock. Completed in 1873, it was once the largest warehouse complex on the Thames. Butler's Wharf handled general cargoes, mainly foodstuffs such as tea, meat and fruit.
Creator: Unknown
Date: 1909-21
Credit line: Southwark Library collection.


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