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Stoke Bridge at the confluence of the River Gipping and the River Orwell, with the barge Memory (1904) berthed alongside the quay. (Glass plate negative)
The trawler 'Refuge' (1896) [LT715] under sail, close to the trawler 'Greyhound' (1905) [LT404], in the outer harbour outward bound. (Glass plate negative)
Men and women onlookers at the end of the quay looking at the forest of masts and sails in the harbour. (Glass plate negative)
Five fishermen carrying a Sheringham crab boat up the beach, assisted by three boys. (Glass plate negative)
Bourne Bridge, looking to the south. (Glass plate negative)
A view across Pearson's Quay along the shore of the River Colne at Rowhedge during an unidentified festival. (Glass plate negative)
A view from Shotley with Adventure (1904) and Ganges, ex Caroline (1882) and Ganges II, ex Minotaur (1863) at moorings. (Glass plate negative)
A view from Shotley across the River Stour to Harwich with Shotley Pier and the 'Ganges' training ships. (Glass plate negative)
A view looking over the foreshore of 'Shotley Gate' across the River Stour towards Harwich (Glass plate negative)
The trawler 'Roma' (1906) [LT410] with an unidentified trawler sailing out of the outer harbour. (Glass plate negative)
A view of the quay at Rowhedge during an unidentified festival, taken from the Wivenhoe side of the River Colne. (Glass plate negative)
A view looking from the shore towards Shotley pier at low tide. (Glass plate negative)
A view from the Felixstowe shore looking across the River Deben to Bawdsey with Bawdsey Manor in the background. (Glass plate negative)
The beach at Felixstowe on a Bank Holiday weekend. (Glass plate negative)
A view across the River Orwell from near Pin Mill with the spritsail barge 'Freston Tower' (1889) in the foreground. (Glass plate negative)
A view across Lowestoft harbour to the entrance of the trawl basin in the morning. (Glass plate negative)
A view from the wooden quay looking across the trawl basin filled with a large number of sailing trawlers (Glass plate negative)
A view of trawlers in the basin at Lowestoft. (Glass plate negative)
A view of the New Cut from the Promenade with the paddle steamer 'Suffolk' (1895) in bound approaching to her berth. (Glass plate negative)
The trawler LT372 under sail with LT205 in tow of the paddle tug 'Imperial' (1879) leaving the harbour. (Glass plate negative)
The steam chain ferry 'Lady Quilter' (1894) on the Felixstowe side of the River Deben (Glass plate negative)
The steam chain ferry 'The Lady Beatrice' (1894) crossing the River Deben from Felixstowe to Bawdsey. (Glass plate negative)
A view across the New Cut at Ipswich with an unidentified spritsail barge under sail leaving. (Glass plate negative)
The sunlit North Sea from the harbour entrance with a number of trawlers under sail on the horizon. (Glass plate negative)
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