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Dover Harbour Tug, 'Lady Vita'

Photographs

1898-08-30

Part of 35mm film Sea Waves at Dover (Rough Sea at Dover)

Cinematography

1895

Coil winder, for signalling telegraphic instruments, mechanical, by Avo Ltd, Dover, c1970.

Coil winder for signalling telegraphic instruments

Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories

1970

SE&CR Unveiling of War Memorial at Dover Marine Station

Photographic Collections (Railway)

1922

Electrodynamic Voltmeter Type 47635/5 No 753360 ma

Farnborough

Light meter, dual range 500/2000 lux by Metrix, in

Optics

1960-1979

Photograph of Ship on water. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1927

D.C. potentiometer type T7000 by Sullivan, with integral solid-state detector, standard cell, and current stabilizer, for operation on a.c. mains supply

Direct current potentiometer

Electricity and Magnetism

1975

Electrodynamic ammeter type 47543/3. No 742204, five range, 0.25 to 5 amps, made by H. W. Sullivan Ltd., Archcliffe Road, Dover, Kent.

Electrodynamic ammeter type 47543/3. No 742204, fi

Farnborough

Photograph of View of people on promenade, three seated, one standing. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1926

Photograph of Ships on water with white cliffs in background. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1923

Photograph of View of ships on the water. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1921

Photograph of View of ships on the water. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1922

Photograph of Ship on water. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1925

Photograph, entitled "W Dover '21". A group of sailing boats in the harbour Some buildings on the quayside. From an album created by H. Cutner between 1913 and 1920.

W Dover '21

Photographs

1921

Photograph, entitled "HC Dover '21". In oval frame. HC sitting on a small folding stool beside the sea. He is painting on a small canvas balanced on a case on his knees. A liner with two funnels can be seen in the background. From an album created by H. Cutner between 1913 and 1920.

HC Dover '21

Photographs

1921

Photograph of View of white cliffs with ships on the water. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1920

Photograph of View of white cliffs with ships on the water. From an album of photographs taken in the Gold Coast and the U.K. between 1910 and 1915 by unknown photographer.

Dover 1914

Photographs

1924

A. White, SR Eastern Division Divisional Operating Superintendent's Office, Dover, to Mr. Pettyfer, Canterbury Station, enclosing the next item, 8 August 1925.

Battalion from Canterbury

Documents

1925

Print, SS Dover Leaving Admiralty Pier, South Eastern & Chatham Railway, by Jack Hill.Shows two Wainwright "D" Class 4-4-0s at Dover in 1903. 15.6693 x 22.0472 in.

two wainwright "D" class 4-4-0s at Dover 1903

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1903

Copy letter, Col. W.K. Legge, Norfolk & Suffolk Infantry Brigade, Norwich to the SR General Manager, Waterloo, expressing his appreciation for the SR's help at Canterbury West station, 28 July 1925.

Battalion from Canterbury

Documents

1915

Letter for the Major J.J. Shute for the O/C, 5th Battalion, "The King's" (Liverpool Regiment) to the Stationmaster, Canterbury West, thanking him for the SE&CR's help and attention during the Battalion's stay in Canterbury, 21 February 1915;

Battalion from Canterbury

Documents

1915