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Limehouse Boatyard Etc

Messrs Forrestts lifeboat building yard and the elevated railway at Limehouse

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1860 Elevated Life Boat Limehouse Messrs Yard Boat Yard


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This photograph, titled "Limehouse Boatyard Etc," offers a glimpse into the rich maritime and industrial history of Limehouse, London, during the mid-19th century. The image, taken around 1860, showcases Messrs Forrestts lifeboat building yard nestled alongside the Thames River. The yard, with its collection of wooden boats at various stages of construction, was a vital part of the community, dedicated to building and maintaining lifeboats for the safety of the local population and seafarers. In the background, the elevated railway, an engineering marvel of its time, can be seen rising above the rooftops. The Metropolitan Railway, the world's first underground railway, had opened in 1863, and the Limehouse extension, which included an elevated section, was completed in 1864. The railway brought about significant changes to the area, making it more accessible to the wider population and contributing to the growth of the industrial sector. The photograph also reveals the bustling activity along the Thames, with various boats and vessels moored at the riverbank. The scene is a testament to the thriving maritime industry and the interconnectedness of various industries in Limehouse during this period. The presence of the railway further emphasizes the area's role as a transportation hub, facilitating the movement of goods and people. As we admire this photograph, we are transported back in time, allowing us to appreciate the historical significance of Limehouse and its role in London's rich industrial and maritime past.

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