Trafalgar Dry Dock Southampton at Riley Auld blog

Trafalgar Dry Dock Southampton. The new dry dock was opened on october 21, 1905, the centenary of the battle of trafalgar, after which it was named and was now. The main dimensions of the dock were: See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor. Trafalgar dry dock is a grade ii listed building in southampton, city of southampton, england. Number 6 dry dock was opened by the marquis of winchester on 21 october 1905, the centenary of the battle of trafalgar, after. Trafalgar dry dock was last. Since the 1950's, the other dry docks at southampton have all been infilled, apart from no.6 trafalgar dry dock, the design of which included. Built of concrete, the original construction requiring 130,000 cubic yards of concrete. Length 860 ft (262 m) width 90 ft (27.5 m) depth 37 ft (11 m) (over sill at high water) opened the ‘no.6 dry dock’ on. It had steel entrance gates operated by direct acting. Dry dock constructed in 1905 and enlarged in 1913 and 1922. The dock, which overtook dry dock number 6 as the largest in the world, was named trafalgar dry dock in recognition of this.

Trafalgar dry dock was last. It had steel entrance gates operated by direct acting. Length 860 ft (262 m) width 90 ft (27.5 m) depth 37 ft (11 m) (over sill at high water) opened the ‘no.6 dry dock’ on. Since the 1950's, the other dry docks at southampton have all been infilled, apart from no.6 trafalgar dry dock, the design of which included. The main dimensions of the dock were: Dry dock constructed in 1905 and enlarged in 1913 and 1922. The new dry dock was opened on october 21, 1905, the centenary of the battle of trafalgar, after which it was named and was now. Number 6 dry dock was opened by the marquis of winchester on 21 october 1905, the centenary of the battle of trafalgar, after. Built of concrete, the original construction requiring 130,000 cubic yards of concrete. Trafalgar dry dock is a grade ii listed building in southampton, city of southampton, england.

AIDAprima reversing into 46 berth, looking across the remains of

Trafalgar Dry Dock Southampton It had steel entrance gates operated by direct acting. Since the 1950's, the other dry docks at southampton have all been infilled, apart from no.6 trafalgar dry dock, the design of which included. Built of concrete, the original construction requiring 130,000 cubic yards of concrete. The new dry dock was opened on october 21, 1905, the centenary of the battle of trafalgar, after which it was named and was now. Dry dock constructed in 1905 and enlarged in 1913 and 1922. The main dimensions of the dock were: Number 6 dry dock was opened by the marquis of winchester on 21 october 1905, the centenary of the battle of trafalgar, after. Length 860 ft (262 m) width 90 ft (27.5 m) depth 37 ft (11 m) (over sill at high water) opened the ‘no.6 dry dock’ on. It had steel entrance gates operated by direct acting. Trafalgar dry dock is a grade ii listed building in southampton, city of southampton, england. The dock, which overtook dry dock number 6 as the largest in the world, was named trafalgar dry dock in recognition of this. Trafalgar dry dock was last. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor.