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Mining and other Timber on East Quay, North Dock, Newport 1914
Source: "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" published 1914
High Bunkering, South Dock, Newport 1914
On the west side the South Dock was equipped with four 'modern' and powerful hydraulic coal tips erected on jetties which projected into the dock. Source: "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" published 1914
East Quay, South Dock, Newport 1914
This quay wall, which was brought into use in 1905, was 800 feet long, and was equipped with eight powerful hydraulic cranes, six of 3 tons, and two of 6 tons lifting capacity. Source: "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" published 1914
No. 1 General Cargo Warehouse, East Quay, South Dock. Newport 1914.
From 'The Alexandra Docks Newport', 1914: "This quay is also provided with a brick warehouse 200 feet long by 70 feet wide. The floor, which is of platform type, has an area of over 12,000 square feet, and a siding runs through the back of the war...
Letting Water into the South Dock Extension, Alexandra Docks, Newport 1907
From 'The Alexandra Docks, Newport', published 1914: "The Alexandra Docks and Railway Company then obtained powers (in 1904) inter alia, to extend their South Dock. This work, and those which followed have been of the highest importance to the pro...
Front View of Tip Tower No. 5, Alexandra Docks Newport 1914
Source: "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" published 1914
Train on Rolling Bridge over South Dock, Newport 1914
From "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" 1914: "Access to the new South Quay from other parts of the dock is at present gained by crossing the South Lock, for which purpose a rolling bridge has been provided. This bridge carries a double line of rails,...
The New River Wharf on the West Bank of the Usk, Newport 1914
From "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" 1914: "On the west bank of the Usk, adjoining the entrance to the Alexandra North Dock, a wharf of the Hennebique ferro concrete system was constructed under the powers obtained by the Company in 1904. It is 403...
Loading General Cargo, Alexandra Docks, Newport 1914
Source: "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" published 1914
No. 2 Warehouse, South Quay, South Dock, Newport 1914
From "The Alexandra Docks, Newport" published 1914: "The new warehouse at the South Quay, South Dock, is about 500 feet long by 100 feet wide, and well equipped for the storage of miscellaneous goods of all descriptions."