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Wallsend Slipway: Photograph of the Iron Foundry Department (Machine moulding) from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
Wallsend Slipway: Worker operating a turbine blading machine from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
S.S.Franconia. Franconia in dock, bow view. from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
S.S. Franconia. First Class single berth state-room from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
S.S.Franconia. Upper ‘tween' docks looking forward. from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
S.S. Giulio Cesare. Luxury class suite – two bedded state room from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
HM floating dock, Medway from North East Museums uploaded February 2013
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S.S.Franconia. Franconia in dock, bow view.
from North East Museums
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- fotografodeplantao said:
- Yaroslav Gerzhedovich said:
- Andrew McGeechan said:
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- smiling downtown said:
HM floating dock, Medway
from North East Museums
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misstocute said:
hmmm dirty
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Clive Sweetingham said:
This is Admiralty Floating Dock AFD4 - the Medway Dock, Launched on the 4th of January 1912. The dock had a lifting capacity of 32,000 tons, designed for servicing battleships. The dock served also served at Jarrow, Portland, Devonport and on the Clyde. In 1946 it was used to raise and beak up some of the ships of the German Fleet that scuttled at Scapa Flow.. In 1948 it was sold to Rotterdam Dockyard. Last known to be in use at Bergen in 2008.
S.S. Giulio Cesare. Luxury class suite – two bedded state room
from North East Museums
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excellentzebu1050 said:
Magnificent
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misstocute said:
that a old housie right ther sa se oh old housie
Wallsend Slipway: Photograph of the Iron Foundry Department (Machine moulding)
from North East Museums
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John said:
Are the moulds for turbine blades? My paternal granda worked for Parsons Steam Turbines.
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Mohd Zulhatfi said:
epic....
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hector M.ARG said:
workers without personal protection. Nice shot.