An image showing 'N26001; The construction of a new caisson for Singapore's King George VI Dry Dock in A Lock, Portsmouth Dockyard. The photographer is looking east-by-south from the caisson at the north-west corner of the lock. The main structure is substantially complete and guardrails have been fitted to the top of the caisson. A tarpaulin screen has been erected at the base of the caisson.'

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The construction of a new caisson for Singapore's King George VI Dry Dock in A Lock, Portsmouth Dockyard, Hampshire

The construction of a new caisson for Singapore's King George VI Dry Dock in A Lock, Portsmouth Dockyard. The photographer is looking east-by-south from the caisson at the north-west corner of the lock. The main structure is substantially complete and guardrails have been fitted to the top of the caisson. A tarpaulin screen has been erected at the base of the caisson. Two scotch cranes are on either side of the lock at the east end and one of them has "Makers Anderson-Grice Co Ltd, Carnoustie" on it. Berthed in No. 3 Basin is the Ranpura (1924) undergoing conversion to a heavy repair ship.

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Object details

ID:	N26001
Type:	Negative
Materials:	Glass plate negative
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	24 August 1945
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 101 mm x 127 mm