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Shipyards. 23rd January 1951: A view of John Brown's shipyards on the River Clyde
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Shipyards. 23rd January 1951: A view of John Brown's shipyards on the River Clyde
23rd January 1951: A view of John Brown's shipyards on the River Clyde, near Glasgow. The shipyards are the major employers in the area and, while the demand is high, the industry supports the local economy. Clydeside is responsible for 46% of Britain's shipping output and produces more vessels than the whole of America. (Photo by Chris Ware/Keystone Features/Getty Images)
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Construction Machinery Crane Format Landscape Machinery Scotland
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This print captures a historic moment in time - the bustling shipyards of John Brown on the River Clyde, near Glasgow. Taken on 23rd January 1951 by renowned photographer Chris Ware, this image showcases the heart and soul of Clydeside's shipbuilding industry. In this snapshot, we see an impressive landscape dominated by towering cranes and machinery that symbolize progress and innovation. The shipyards depicted here were not only vital to the local economy but also played a significant role in shaping Britain's shipping output. Astonishingly, Clydeside accounted for a staggering 46% of all ships produced in Britain at that time - surpassing even America's production numbers. The atmosphere captured within this photograph is one of industriousness and ambition. It serves as a testament to the hardworking men and women who dedicated their lives to constructing these magnificent vessels that would sail across oceans. Chris Ware masterfully portrays both the grandeur of construction machinery against the backdrop of Scotland's picturesque landscape. This print is more than just an artistic representation; it encapsulates an era when shipbuilding was at its peak, showcasing how industries can shape communities while leaving lasting legacies. Whether you are drawn to its historical significance or appreciate its aesthetic appeal, this remarkable piece from Fine Art Storehouse is sure to evoke admiration for Scotland's rich industrial heritage.
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