George Bartram founder of the firm who would need facial insulation at the South Dock yard
Bartrams first yard at Hylton. Someone skinny dipping??
Launch of Olaveaga, 07.08.1872
The six Doxford engined Portugese ships of 1948.
BARTRAMS OLD PHOTOS (1)
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BARTRAMS OLD PHOTOS (1)
by fitter » Sat May 11, 2013 12:15 am
George Bartram founder of the firm who would need facial insulation at the South Dock yard
Bartrams first yard at Hylton. Someone skinny dipping??
Launch of Olaveaga, 07.08.1872
The six Doxford engined Portugese ships of 1948.
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Re: BARTRAMS OLD PHOTOS (1)
by northeast » Sat May 11, 2013 6:56 am
Interesting set Tom.
Wonder what date the lock was abandoned?
Wonder what date the lock was abandoned?
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Re: BARTRAMS OLD PHOTOS (1)
by fitter » Sat May 11, 2013 7:45 am
I don't know if it was closed, it may well still be in use but I've never been there and am totally unfamiliar with that part of the river. Google might help, but my Google Earth doesn't work at present. Somebody that worked on tugs will probably know all about it.
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Re: BARTRAMS OLD PHOTOS (1)
by Whickham » Sat May 11, 2013 7:54 am
Don't think it is in use unless it is in a tunnel 
Picture is from Google Maps and shows that most of the dock has been reclaimed. Can just make out the innermost lock entrance.
Picture is from Google Maps and shows that most of the dock has been reclaimed. Can just make out the innermost lock entrance.
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