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  <dc:title>'Ships' 'Box 46'</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Items labelled with class numbers including: 90; 95.

Material includes:
'Down Memory Lane: 'A black Blackwall' (Photocopied excerpt in the East London Advertiser, June 18, 1993) and 'Samuda's Shipyard' (Cuttong from East London Advertiser, 3 April 2003);
'London welcomes the tall ships' (Photocopied cutting from Tower Hamlets News, June 1989);
'How The East WasWon' (Photocopied excerpt from pages 17-20, in Building London's Docklands (Supplement), March 1998;
'Over and Out' (Photocopied excerpt about the de-designation of the London Docklands Development Corporation in pages 97-100, Building London's Docklands (Supplement), March 1998;
'The Millwall Miracle: The building, attempted launch and 'curse' of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Great Eastern' (In verse by T. G. Dearing);
'Ships and Seafarers in London's Museums' (Brochure, London Museums Service);
'Daylight Robbery' (Cutting from 'Reporting Docklands', page 16 in East London Advertiser, 6 December 1991);
Tower Hamlets News, Volume 2, Number 6, March 1967;
'The Great Eastern' 1864: Report of the builder Mr. J. Scott Russell (Photocopy)</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1967-2003</dc:date>
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