City and River (London Connection S.)

History

Ellmers, Chris

Europe

Museum of London

<p>With a workforce of over 100,000 men, women, and children, and reaching out to all corners of the Earth, London's Docklands, formerly the Port of London, at one time formed the largest and most comprehensive system of docks the world had ever known. The Museum of Dockland, an independent branch of the Museum of London, is devoted to keeping its memory alive and has produced this illustrated volume to help do just that. It examines every aspect of the port—the working river and its various docks; where the ship repairs took place; the warehousing and construction; and the quayside and the dock trades. The text is accompanied by a collection of images drawn from a library of over 25,000 photographs, helping to convey the human drama of life and work in the port of the British Empire.</p>

Dockland Life

Arts & Photography

Werner, Alex

Photography & Video

Mainstream Publishing

Dockland Life: A Pictorial History of London's Docks 1860-1970

TRAFALGAR SQUARE +

River Thames in the Late Twenties & Early Thirties

Reid, George

Seaborne, Mike

Dirk Nishen Publishing

Five Hundred Years of Deptford and Woolwich Royal Dockyards: Marking the 500th anniversary of the foundation of the Thames yards by Henry VIII Opened ... (Transactions of The Naval Dockyards Society)

Stevenson, Mark

MacDOUGALL, Philip

Coats, Ann

Hawkins, Duncan

Riley, Ray

Cross-Rudkin, Peter

Mazeika, Chris

Military

Naval Dockyards Society

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