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Port of Bristol Authority Centenary. June 30th 1948. Flagship Bristol Queen is chartered to sail from Broad Quay to Avonmouth
Mardyke Ferry Hotwells Rd to the Albion Dock, Bristol June 1962
North shields fish quay in 1910. Sail still outnumbers steam and the horse and cart reign supreme as the latest catch is awaited
Part of the fishing fleet unloading their catch at the fish market at Aberdeen Harbour June 1932
The Tyne Bridge, The High Level Rail Bridge and The Swing Bridge in 1969
North Shields Fish Quay c. 1955North Shields Fish Quay c.1955
Tyne Dock in the 1930s
Liverpool Docks in 1968s new years day
Liverpool Dockers unloading ships in the Dockyards August 1965
WW2 Air Raid Liverpool Bomb Damage The bombed out remains of administration buildings and warehouses in the Liverpool docks following an air raid by the Luftwaffe (German Airforce)
The Liberian ship Jolly berthed at Tyne Dock on the River Tyne
The Liner France January 1962 The new Luxury Liner France, the longest passenger ship in the world, alongside the ocean terminal at Southampton
The three-masted schooner sailing ship GAD, which has arrived at Tyne Dock with a cargo of pit-props
The Norwegian training sailing ship Sorlandet arriving on the River Wear, Hendon Dock, Sunderland
The Polish Liner Batory lies at Hebburn, due to sail the next day, July 3, 1951, but with seven of her crew missing
The Polish Liner Batory lies at Hebburn getting ready to make sail in 1951. Every time it berthed in the Tyne crew members jumped ship
The German five-masted barque sailing ship Werner Vinnen arrived at Tyne Dock with a cargo of Timber
