Photos of Ships that have used the Port of Liverpool Docks.
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Thank's for your photos and comments Bob,
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Thank's for your comments, Paul.
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An early photo of the Waterfront, with a paddle-steamer ferry passing in front of the Pier Head Baths, No Three Graces.
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Gladstone Dock with the NZSV, Ships 1960
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You know Joe you have some wonderful photo's I just hope they are in an album or on a disc so as they can be passed down for future generations to enjoy as much as the forum members do.May not say lots about them but some days just cannot wait to see what you have come up with or found next.Thanks.
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Thank’s for your kind comments Matt, Ken, and Paul they are much appreciated any more of that, and I won’t be able to get my head out of the door.
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Gladstone Dock with the famous Liverpool skyline in the distance, of note is the twin towers of the Royal Liver Building. In the foreground is scrap metal awaiting export, the Shoalway is dredging the dock.
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Thank's for that Paul.
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The transatlantic liner Aquitania, seen here in 1920, was a regular visitor to the port of Liverpool.
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Thank's for that Paul.
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Toxteth Dock, and Harrison steamships, 1930s.
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Thank's for that Paul.
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Blue Funnel liners, the Agapenor and the Neleus docked simultaneously at Gladstone the Dry Dock.
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Thank's for that Phil and Paul.
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Nestor, getting help from two Tugs into the Gladstone Dock early 60s.
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Thank's Paul.
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Liner Sylvania and right, The C.P.R. Ship Empress of Britain.
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Salthouse dock, Liverpool 1890 – 1900.
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