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Port of London Authority - Map, 1937. Creator: Unknown
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Port of London Authority - Map, 1937. Creator: Unknown
Port of London Authority - Map, 1937. The River Thames in London, showing Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, St Katharine Docks, Western and Eastern Docks, West India Docks, Blackwall Basin, Upper and Lower Pools, Fenchurch St. Leman St. Shadwell, Stepney, West India Dock and Millwall Junction stations, Limehouse Reach, Regent's Canal Dock, Shadwell New Basin, West India Docks, Poplar Docks, Millwall Dock, Surrey Commercial Docks: Lavender, Stave, Island, Albion, Lady, Russia, Quebec, Canada, Norway, Greenland and South Docks. From "The Said Noble River", by Alan Bell. [The Port of London Authority, London, 1937]
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This map print, titled 'Port of London Authority - Map' and dated 1937, offers a fascinating glimpse into the bustling maritime landscape of London during the 1930s. Created by an unknown artist, this colorful and detailed representation of the River Thames showcases the vast network of docks and wharves that once dominated the city's eastern waterfront. The map stretches from Tower Bridge and the Tower of London in the west, to Millwall Dock and Surrey Commercial Docks in the east. Notable features include St Katharine Docks, Western and Eastern Docks, West India Docks, Blackwall Basin, Upper and Lower Pools, and various other docks named after countries such as Norway, Canada, and Russia. The map also highlights various stations along the waterfront, including Fenchurch St. Leman St. Shadwell, Stepney, West India Dock and Millwall Junction. The intricate network of roads and quays leading to the docks is also depicted, providing a sense of the complex logistical infrastructure that facilitated the import and export of goods. This map, originally published in Alan Bell's book 'The Said Noble River', is a testament to the rich maritime history of London and the vital role it played in global trade during the 20th century. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring the past to life, offering a captivating window into a bygone era.
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