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Published by Amberley , and written by Brian Lewis , this book shows how an important harbour since the 13th century has now become a magnet for leisure and tourism.
Compiled by Chris Collard, this is an album of black/white photographs accompanied by informative captions. It includes rare photographs of P&A Campbell paddle steamers, packet steamers - the forerunners of the excursion steamers, as well as other companies involved in Bristol Channel pleasure cruising.
Written by Andy King, The Port of Bristol looks at a slice of the Port's long history and industrial heritage (1908-1977), a period in which it was thriving and growing dramatically.
Written by a former Southampton museum curator, Alastair Arnott, this book provides expert insight into the history of shipping, traditionally the city's most prominent industry which has allowed it to become known as the 'Gateway to the World.'
Written by Laurence Dunn, this book is about the life and pattern of shipping on the London River. The illustrations represent a personal collection and they bridge a period of some 50 years - from the days when London was the world's greatest port.
Written by Campbell McCutcheon, this collection of photographs will hopefully bring back memories of Southampton's port to those who have sailed through or worked there.
Written by Michael Stammers, this is the illustrated story of Liverpool and its docks. Before the docks, trade was limited by the tides and at the mercy of the Mersey's currents. After dock construction began, the city became a hub of Britain's worldwide trading network.
The busy River Mersey and its two ports, Liverpool and Birkenhead, have seen great changes in recent years. In this book, Ian Collard charts the developments that have taken place in maritime life on the Mersey, from the 1950s and 1960s through to the present day.
Geoff Lunn, the author, has lived along the banks of the Medway all his life, and his expanded captions of the many black/white photographs describe the Medway shipping scene to us.
In this book Alistair Deayton brings together an interesting selection of images of the Clyde Coast piers from the late nineteenth century to the present day, telling their history and showing just some of the variety of vessels that called there.
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