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Work For 2,000 (1934)
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Tug boats towing the world's largest floating dock
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030147:Vicker's Naval Yard Offices Walker C. 1935
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065958:Vickers Armstrong Naval Yard Walker City Engineers c.1990
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Passenger liner 'Orsova' at the Naval Yard
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The passenger liner 'Berengaria' heading out to sea
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Preparing the slipway for a launch
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Launch of the passenger ship 'Northern Star'
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The Queen Mother arriving at Walker Naval Yard
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Launch of the passenger liner 'Empress of Canada'
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Passenger liner 'Berengaria' on the River Tyne
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Twin Destroyers Launched At Walker-On-Tyne (1937)
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Launch of the cruiser HMS Uganda
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HMS Newcastle (launched 1936)
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HMS Newcastle (launched 1936)
- This was the seventh ship to be named HMS Newcastle. It was built at the High Walker shipyard by Vickers Armstrong and John Brown & Co. The ship was launched …

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