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Ships serving North Sea oil platforms at dock in the port of Aberdeen, Scotland.

Photo Milt and Joan Mann / CameraMann International, sourced from britannica.com Aberdeen Scotland

 

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A 1960s photo of Yorkshire Chemicals at Kirkstall Road in Leeds.

isabellawhitworth.com

 

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The Rover car plant in Longbridge, Birmingham, April 2000.

birminghammail.co.uk How the suburbs of Birmingham have changed over time

 

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Fairfield Works, the Bryant and May match factory, in Bow, East London. Undated.
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Pinterest.co.uk Tower Hamlets Pictorial History by John Stokes

 

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Boots the Chemists' large Nottingham factory, known as the Island site, 1980.
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Flickr.com Graham Woodward

 

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A late 1960s photo over Bolton, then in Lancashire, now Greater Manchester, with Moor Lane on the right.
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bolton.webeden.co.uk Moor Lane

 

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Post war redevelopment underway in Greenock, then in Renfrewshire, Scotland, with the clearance of houses in the Captain Street area. Mid 1970s.
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Flickr.com Eddie Dowds

 

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An undated aerial view over Sittingbourne Paper Mill in Kent.
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Pinterest.co.uk remembering sittingbourne by Richard Barnden

 

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The Hamstead Colliery on the outskirts of North West Birmingham, close to West Bromwich.

birminghammail.co.uk More bits of Birmingham you never knew existed

 

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Warehouses and industrial sites around Rimrose Road, Bootle, near Liverpool, 1947.

(c) English Heritage

 

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The Falcon locomotive leaves Peterborough on its journey from Kings Cross to Newcastle, 14th April 1962.
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Sourced from Flickriver.com pondhopper1

 

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An aerial view of Ruston and Hornsby Engineering Works in Lincoln, 1926.

(c) Historic England

 

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View of Crewe Works in 1957 from Crewe North Shed, showing the works entrance and original buildings.

cheshire-live.co.uk The rise and fall of Crewe as the world's greatest railway workshop

 

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Bristol, Sunday 3rd February 1974. The Bristol Gas Company erected these two gas holders during the 1860s. They were dismantled in 1981. The railway, once the main line from Bristol to Birmingham, had closed at the end of 1969.
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Photo and caption from Flickr.com Stephen Dowle

 

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A postcard of Southampton Docks, circa 1970.
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A Harvey Barton Postcard sourced from delcampe.net

 

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The southern docks of the George V Docks in Poplar, Tower Hamlets, London, E14.

randallandhopkirk.org.uk Locations Episode 8 It's Supposed To Be Thicker Than Water

 

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Norwich Thorpe Junction at Norwich, 1976.
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ukrailways1970tilltoday.me.uk

 

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Aspley Basin, Huddersfield, April 1972.
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examinerlive.co.uk Colour pictures of old Huddersfield

 

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Edgeley Railway Station, Stockport, 16th May 1965.

Credit to J.W.Sutherland

 

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Teesside.

Flickr.com Lee Roberts (flintman45)