The Thames and its docks

About this book

In the late 19th century, the Thames River underwent a remarkable transformation, becoming a pivotal artery for trade and commerce in England. In "The Thames and its docks," author Alexander Forrow meticulously examines the intricate development of the river’s infrastructure, highlighting innovations that facilitated maritime activities. This historical account delves into the significance of dock construction and management, revealing how these advancements shaped economic growth and urbanization. Ideal for historians, civic activists, and students of maritime history, Forrow's work provides a compelling narrative that underscores the Thames as a cornerstone of industrial progress. Explore the evolution of this vital waterway and its docks, and discover the lasting impact they have had on modern society.