KelseyRebecca98
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Visited with ROYALBOB, this is probly the best part of this place! Theres alot of stuff here, but trashed after only being open 2 weeks Anyway probly seen history from ROYALBOB so ill just put abit on..
History
History
St. Andrew's Dock was originally designed for the coal trade but by the time it opened in 1883 it was earmarked solely for the use of the fishing industry which, with the development of steam powered trawlers and of the railway network, was undergoing a period of rapid expansion. The dock extension was opened in 1897. By the 1930s road transport was challenging rail and the last fish train ran in 1965. The last boom period in the industry was in the early 1970s, but by this time the fish market buildings on the north side of the dock were in need of repair. With the expansion of the freezer trawler fleet it was decided to move the fish docks to new buildings at Albert Dock in 1975 and St. Andrew's Dock was closed. This move unfortunately coincided with the declaration by Iceland of a 200 mile limit, the outbreak of the last Cod War, and a decline in the industry from which it has never recovered.
Pictureikas-
Outside by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Bolts by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Paint by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Documents Enclosed by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Coloured shelfs by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Book by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Paint by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Paper by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
My amazing editing with paint...
Ears hurt by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Football table by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Tubes by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Explosive by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Draws by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Ford by KelseyRebecca98, on Flickr
Thanks for avin a look.