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The cargo ship Saxonia at Readhead's shipyard from North East Museums uploaded June 2017
Spectators and workers at the launch of the cargo ship 'Baskerville' from North East Museums uploaded March 2017
First World War Patrol boat on sea trials from North East Museums uploaded January 2017
Visit of Prince Albert to Readhead's shipyard from North East Museums uploaded January 2017
Removing an unexploded bomb in South Shields from North East Museums uploaded December 2016
Long-serving employees at Readhead's shipyard from North East Museums uploaded December 2016
Shipwrights knocking out the shores before a launch at South Shields from North East Museums uploaded December 2016
The cargo ship Crofter at Readhead's jetty from North East Museums uploaded November 2016
Female shipyard workers at South Shields from North East Museums uploaded November 2016
Launch of the cargo ship 'Alexandros' from North East Museums uploaded November 2016
Launch of the cargo ship 'Baskerville' from North East Museums uploaded October 2016
Young guests at the launch of the cargo ship 'Empire Crown' from North East Museums uploaded October 2016
The cargo ship 'Sir David' leaving the River Tyne from North East Museums uploaded October 2016
Launch of the cargo ship 'Highcliffe' from North East Museums uploaded September 2016
Preparing to launch the cargo ship 'Highcliffe' from North East Museums uploaded September 2016

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Christmas message from the workers

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optimal chicken said:
The photo shows the staggering engineering which went into making ships. Each rivet needed a hole drilled to accomodate it. Then red hot rivets were shoved in and flattened over. That's aside from the actual cutting and shaping of each plate - every single one was different. All that but before they could do it they had to melt steel to make sheet. To make steel they had to mine ores and fuels.. The process of ship building is an incredible story from start to finish.

Working on a propeller at Readhead's shipyard

from North East Museums

optimal chicken said:
Good old engineering at its finest!
Paul Jarvie said:
Awesome.

Launch party of the cargo ship 'Empire Hazlitt'

from North East Museums

optimal chicken said:
Princess Diana Spencer left of the two wheels? Zoom in.. I love looking over these images because they show us so much detail of what life was like then. I sat for a while wondering what their accents would be like - if they'd changed much. It then dawned on me that they'd speak like our grandparents..
Jordi Knight said:
Diana must have had an appointment with the good Doctor (Timelord).
bawdy kittens said:
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/flyeye] ... I think the dead fox hanging around the woman's neck probably didn't get a chance to speak at all!
optimal chicken said:
Jordi Knight Haha bad one! The resemblance is uncanny.. [https://www.flickr.com/photos/114040527@N03] Ah. Poor wee thing - I didn't spot it. Back then it was quite normal for people to own furs (if they had the money). There are businesses around today who back then as extra income would import furs. One business close to me here is very well known for selling fruit and veg but back then imported tons of furs.. I'm saying no more!