Tuesday 11 June 2019

Old Margate and Ramsgate photos + the ususal stuff

 This picture of maintenance to ramsgate harbour in about 1900 should expand fairly well if you click on it a bit
this detail a bit fuzzy shows you where the work is going on
 the inner basin drained in about 1900 you can see the engineers checking the frofile of the stone side of the basin.
 it must have been quite a storm


 This is the breakthrough of the surface drainage pipe for the Pleasurama development into the harbour. 
 The demolition of Margate Gasworks
 repairs to Margate Jetty



 freight plane over Ramsgate before Manston closed

 this is the oldest map of Ramsgate in the early 1700s

This is the only photo I took today that I was pleased with
here is the link to the rest
On the work front
here is the link to books we put out today

 finally near the end of the day 
a bit more work on this watercolour sketch of part of Ramsgate from the Pavilion. a bit of a spot the difference 
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