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Beckton Gas Works, by WL Wyllie.Beckton Gas Works, by WL Wyllie.
The jetty at Beckton Gas Works.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: PW0948
Title: Beckton Gas Works, by WL Wyllie.
Description: The jetty at Beckton Gas Works was over 400 yards (365m) in length. Steam colliers carrying coal from the north of England moored at the jetty in order to be unloaded. Hydraulic cranes were used to fill trolleys with coal that were then conveyed along the jetty to the works.
Creator: William Lionel Wyllie
Date: 1905
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London. Wyllie Collection


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