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Arrival of a Steamer at Southampton Docks, 1898. Creator: Unknown
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Arrival of a Steamer at Southampton Docks, 1898. Creator: Unknown
Arrival of a Steamer at Southampton Docks, 1898. The Southampton Docks company was formed in 1835, the first dock opened in 1842 and became known as The Gateway to the Empire. From " Our Own Country, Volume V". [Cassell and Company, Limited, London, Paris & Melbourne, 1898]
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Anchor Arrival Arriving Cassells Chain Channel Co Cassell Dock Dock Worker Docker Dockers Docks English Channel Hampshire Mast Our Own Country Pier Port Preparation Preparations Preparing Rope Ropes Southampton Southampton Hampshire England Steam Ship Steamship View To Sea Wharf Cassell And Company Ltd
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Arrival of a Steamer at Southampton Docks, 1898 - A Glimpse into Britain's Maritime Legacy
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. This print captures the historic moment of a steamer arriving at Southampton Docks in 1898. The image, taken by an unknown creator, offers us a fascinating glimpse into the bustling port that was known as "The Gateway to the Empire". Established in 1835, the Southampton Docks company played a pivotal role in shaping Britain's colonial history. As we observe this snapshot from "Our Own Country, Volume V" published by Cassell and Company Ltd. , we are transported back to an era when steamships ruled the seas. In this scene, dock workers can be seen diligently preparing for the arrival of the ship. Men clad in traditional attire go about their daily tasks with ropes and chains in hand. The towering mast stands tall against the backdrop of Southhampton's picturesque coastline. This engraving not only showcases England's rich maritime heritage but also highlights its significance as a hub for trade and transportation during the nineteenth century. It symbolizes an era when ships were lifelines connecting nations across vast oceans. As we admire this historical artwork captured through time, let us appreciate those who dedicated their lives to these professions - men who braved rough waters and unpredictable conditions to ensure goods reached their destinations safely. Let this image serve as a reminder of our connection to water transport and how it shaped our world today.
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