File:Thames Naval Review 1909 passing Deptford.jpg
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English: 1909. Thames Naval Review.
On the opposite bank of the river South of Westferry Road can be seen the paint and dye manufacturers, A. E. Burrell & Son., visible among the factories and their chimneys in the background. To their east was the Northumberland engineering works, named after HMS Northumberland built there in 1861-6. |
| Date | July 1909 |
| Source/Photographer | https://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2020/06/17/almost-the-bottom-of-millwall/ |
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| Collection | Historic Photographs |
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