Liverpool Docks Collection

Opening of the Liverpool Docks overhead Electric Railway (engraving)
1604010 Opening of the Liverpool Docks overhead Electric Railway (engraving) by Prior, Melton (1845-1910) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Mr John Bramley-Moore (engraving)
1055200 Mr John Bramley-Moore (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr John Bramley-Moore, Late Chairman of the Liverpool Docks)

The Home-Coming of the Gordon Highlanders, Colonel Mathias seeing off the First Detachment from the Liverpool Docks for
1064090 The Home-Coming of the Gordon Highlanders, Colonel Mathias seeing off the First Detachment from the Liverpool Docks for Edinburgh (litho) by Dadd

Opening of the Liverpool Docks Overhead Electric Railway: the Pier Head Station

Opening Of The Liverpool Docks Overhead Electric Railway: Lord Salisbury Turning On The Electric Current

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Welcome to Liverpool Docks, a historic hub of maritime activity and immigration. In the 1850s, hopeful emigrants embarked on new lives, their stories etched in time through engravings like "Emigrants at Liverpool Docks." Fast forward to the 19th century, as technology advanced, the docks evolved with the opening of the Overhead Electric Railway, symbolized by Lord Salisbury turning on the electric current in images like "Opening Of The Liverpool Docks Overhead Electric Railway: Lord Salisbury Turning On The Electric Current." The Pier Head Station became a beacon of modernity, as seen in "Opening of the Liverpool Docks Overhead Electric Railway: the Pier Head Station." And let us not forget the military pride, with the Gordon Highlanders bidding farewell from the docks in "The Home-Coming of the Gordon Highlanders, Colonel Mathias seeing off the First Detachment from the Liverpool Docks for Edinburgh." Liverpool Docks - a testament to the past, present, and future of maritime and industrial innovation.