Penarth Dock, South Wales - 150 years - the heritage and legacy  
Penarth Dock, South Wales - the heritage & legacy . . .
Volume One - Into the Victorian Age - The construction of the dock . . .
No 17 - Basin wall looking towards north west corner.
1865 -No 17 - Basin wall looking towards north west corner. - A corner, where in time, the Missions to Seamen and the entrance to the subway under the river Ely would be built. Within 35 years, or so, the north quay would become the site of the installation of the most efficient quayside equipment in the world for shipping coal. Note the steps built into the quaywall and that the vaulted arch below is reduced in height to suit. There are identical steps within the opposite corner of the basin. The enlargement below has been colourised. [599] [archive ref : DXPD-6-17] [20170903]

No 17 - Basin wall looking towards north west corner.
No 17 - Basin wall looking towards north west corner.
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