~ Section III ~ Towards the Continental Pier ~
01 Harwich Pier & Royal Navy Trot Boat at the Harbour (1912) H&D FW
02 3973.2. Continental Pier, Harwich (1908) H&D FW
03 157888 Harwich Camber (1910) H&D FW
04 Fishing off Harwich Harbour (1970) H&D FW
05 By The River Side (1920) H&D FC
06 S.20486. Harbour View From Harwich (1952) Bridge House FW
07 Harwich Harbour 1902 U FW
08 Harwich Harbour, Harwich (1903) H&D FW
09 Harwich Harbour (1902) H&D FW
10 Continental Pier Construction (1927) H&D FW
11 Trinity House Pier & Pound, Harwich (1952) Photo Precision RP FW
12 Trinity House Pier, Harwich (1951) H&D FW
13 H1 Trinity Pier, Harwich Harbour (1954) FW
14 Harwich Quay, (1950) G.L.Jackson, H&D FC
15 Trinity Pier, Harwich (1960) Kingsway FW
16 Trinity House, Harwich (1980) H&D FW
17 Gas House Creek, Harwich (1950) Photo Precision FW
Gas House Creek, Harwich
Published by Photo-Precision (English Series) postcards.
The creek close to the old Train Ferry Terminal is known as "Gas House Creek". It originally provided access to the Gas Works (but now demolished). It also was used by fishermen and the original site of "Cann's Yard" where the finest Thames barges were built in around 1900.
Postcode for the nearest location is CO12 3HF click here for Google Earth imagery.
Published by Photo-Precision (English Series) postcards.
The creek close to the old Train Ferry Terminal is known as "Gas House Creek". It originally provided access to the Gas Works (but now demolished). It also was used by fishermen and the original site of "Cann's Yard" where the finest Thames barges were built in around 1900.
Postcode for the nearest location is CO12 3HF click here for Google Earth imagery.
18 Gas House Creek, Harwich (1952) H&D FW
19 Harwich Harbour Master's Office (1920) H&D FW
Mr J.W.Holmes Deputy Harbour Master 1901-1924, with Mr Bradman (Engineer/Boatman) and dog wait outside the new premises of the Conservancy Board, which adjoins Naval House in King's Quay Street.
The building was demolished in 1960 to make way for the Navyard Wharf. Mr Holmes died in 1922.
Captain Muter was the Harbour Master.
The building was demolished in 1960 to make way for the Navyard Wharf. Mr Holmes died in 1922.
Captain Muter was the Harbour Master.
20 Navy-yard Extension (1963) H&D FW
21 Unloading At Navy-yard Wharf (1964) H&D FW
22 Navy-yard Wharf Harwich (1966) H&D FW
23 79331 Harwich (1922) Bell's H&D FW
24 79312 Shotley from Harwich (1919) Bell's H&D CIII FW
25 79338 Evening Harwich (1919) Bell's H&D FW
26 113923 Evening, Harwich (1927) H&D FW
27 Harwich Harbour (1912) Emeny H&D FW
28 1520 Harwich Harbour & Old Pier Head, Felixstowe (1930) Judges H&D FW
29 79337 Evening Harwich Bell's (1919) FW
30 113924 Evening Harwich (1927) H&D FW
