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Steam boats at Adelaide Wharf, off London Bridge.Steam boats at Adelaide Wharf, off London Bridge.
Steam boats at Adelaide Wharf, off London Bridge.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: PY0171
Title: Steam boats at Adelaide Wharf, off London Bridge.
Description: One of the the earliest departure and arrival points for steamship services in London was the Steam-Boat Pier near London Bridge. This engraving shows several paddle steamers with Rennie's new London Bridge in the background. This was the scene so artfully described by Charles Dickens in his novel 'Martin Chuzzlewhit' (1843).
Creator: Unknown
Date: Unknown
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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