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Repairing British Naval vessels - The Slip, Gibraltar

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Repairing British Naval vessels - The Slip, Gibraltar

Repairing British Naval vessels - The Slip, Gibraltar. Date: circa 1910s

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Dock Docks Gibraltar Jun16 Overseas Quay Quayside Repairing Slip Submarine Territory Vessels


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This evocative photograph captures the hustle and bustle of the Slip in Gibraltar during the 1910s, as British naval vessels undergo repairs and maintenance. The image showcases the unique character of Gibraltar's overseas territory, with its strategic location at the southern tip of Europe making it an essential port of call for the Royal Navy. In the foreground, a team of workers can be seen diligently repairing the hull of a naval vessel, while in the background, other ships are moored at the quayside, waiting their turn for attention. The dry docks, a testament to the advanced engineering capabilities of the time, loom large in the background, with a submarine nestled within one. The scene is one of industry and activity, with the sound of hammers ringing out and the smell of oil and paint in the air. The Slip, with its bustling quayside and busy port, was a vital hub for the British naval presence in the Mediterranean, ensuring that the fleet remained in top condition to protect the interests of the British Empire. The photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when Gibraltar was a key player in the global maritime landscape. Its enduring significance as a strategic military and commercial center is evident in this image, which captures the spirit of innovation, determination, and resilience that defined the era.

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