Harbour Collection

The Blue Star liner, SS. Andalucia Star at Tilbury

Belgian Navy. The stern view of the new giant ship, Belgenland, before her launch. She originally served as a freighter and World War I troopship for the White Star Line

A view of Bridlington Harbour and town, Yorkshire. 11 January 1930 Fish where the fish are!

Imperial Airways flying boat Swanage moored at Southampton ready for her flight to Alexandria to replace crashed flying boat City of Khartoum

Bridlington Harbour, East Yorkshire. 11 January 1930 Fish where the fish are!

Aerial view of Greenhithe, Kent. 18th December 1958

Antwerp in Belgium The Steen 30 April 1920

RMS Mauretania and the RMS Ascania ocean liners operated by the British Cunard Liner in port 21 August 1928

Improvements at the Port of Vancouver. An aerial view. 27 September 1929

Fishing boats pulled up onto the shingle at Hastings, Sussex, UK credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Fishing boats in harbour, Stromness, Orkney, UK credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

The new cross channel steamer Cote D Azor and the Golden Arrow train 22 April 1931

Kingston Harbour, Jamaica Kingston Harbour, a natural inlet about six miles long and two miles broad, having Port Royal at its entrance was in Nelsons time as it is ours

The lane stretching into the centre alongside the chimneys is Lovers Lane. The cement works and the lane are at Swanscombe, Kent. 24th August 1966

Centenery Year Celebrations, Greenhithe, Kent. Tall masts of visiting sailing vessels alongside the training ship HMS Worcester

A view of Mousehole Harbour and town. 27 March 1929

Ajaccio on the island of Corsica in France. 6 May 1926

Boats in Mousehole Harbour, Cornwall. 1929

Portpatrick fishing village in Dumfries and Galloway on the south west tip of Scotland. June 1928

A new outbreak by Arabs near Jewish city. A new outbreak by Arabs is reported from Jaffa near which is the new Jewish city of Tel Aviv

The large fleet of cars on the quayside at Monte Carlo for the purpose of conveying tourists round the sights February 1925

Boulogne Sur Mer, showing the harbour. 1 December 1928

5, 000 Barrels of Syrup held up at Surrey Docks It is alleged that 5, 000 barrels of golden syrup which arrived 2 years ago are still not moved 21 April 1920

A view of Torquay Harbour. 1 February 1928

Sark ( Creux ) Harbour. 21 July 1927

Jersey St Helier

Trevessa survivors arrival on Ghcorka at Tilbury 23 August 1923

Genoa. The Haven in Italy March 1922

Lyme Regis. 1925

Earthquake wrecks historic city. Corinth, the modern Greek city, built near the site of ancient Korinthos, was almost destroyed by an earthquake. 24 April 1928

Royal Albert Docks. New South Extension The new swing bridge at the passage between the old and new docks 23 June 1921

The harbour at Torquay, Devon. 1 February 1928

Port Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt May 1921

Broadstairs. 22 May 1926

Ilfracombe on the North Devon Coast 1925

Lord Sackville ( Governor of Guernsey ) formerly the Hon Sir Charles Sackville. 21 July 1927

Colombo, Ceylon Harbour and landing jetty 15 April 1922

American Relief Port for Soviet Russia Since the American Relief Administration made the port of Riga its headquarters for relief work in Soviet Russia

Great Malaga Fire A disastrous fire at the Spanish port of Malaga razed the Customs House and the buisness offices in the building to the ground

The flower harvest in the Scilly Islands. Loading the flowers into boats at Tresco. 1923

Brisbane Australia, Showing circular Quay April 1922

Allied Warships May Anchor In German Ports If the Allies terms are not accepted and the occupation of the Ruhr does not bring the Germans to their senses, our warships may anchor in Hamburg, Lubeck

The South Eastern and Chatham steamer Riviera 8 April 1920

Queen of the rum fleet captured after a battle in New York. The Tomaka, the Queen of the Rum fleet was captured after a stiff battle with a government cutter, which fired across her bows

A view of Sark ( Creux ) Harbour. 21 July 1927

Mr David Mumford, who has retired after 50 years service as coxswain of the Plymouth lifeboat. 3 February 1920

Home coming of Unknown Soldiers on H. M. S. Saluting the dead. After a 19-gun salute
Home coming of Unknown Soldiers on H.M.S. Saluting the dead. After a 19-gun salute was fired from Dover Castle, she tied up at Admiralty Pier where General Sir John Longley supervised the six high

Combe Martin is a village and civil parish on the North Devon coast 1925

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