Cranes West India Dock 1962 Engraving Britain was 'the Mother Country'

Britain was 'the Mother Country'

198 x 129mm

Trains can pass by the diving dock and observe the diver in the water or rowing his dinghy

to produce 'Street Life in London'

as there were few destinations along its route where passengers needed to be taken or goods dropped off

Cranes West India Dock 1962 Engraving Britain was 'the Mother Country'Tubular steel quay cranes assembled at West India Dock for removal to appropriate berths by the PLA heavy lift crane London Mammoth. In 1964, the PLA operated 583 quay cranes, 224 mobile cranes and 6 floating cranes, including London Mammoth, constantly in service since 1928. PLA Staff photographer Endicott Neg E. 5987