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The 'Deal porters' sculpture at Rotherhithe.The 'Deal porters' sculpture at Rotherhithe.
Philip Bews' 'Deal porters' sculpture at the old Canada Dock.

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Repro ID: H2427
Title: The 'Deal porters' sculpture at Rotherhithe.
Description: 'Deal porters' by Philip Bews, alongside the former Canada Dock in Rotherhithe. The sculpture commemorates the deal porters who worked at the Surrey Commercial Docks. They carried timber planks that had been unloaded from ships to special piles where the wood was stored. The Surrey Commercial Docks specialised in the handling and storage of timber. The sculpture was unveiled on 19 October 1990 by Jack Jones.
Creator: Cleve Severin
Date: 2002
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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