Blackwall Yard

Blackwall Yard is a small body of water that used to be a shipyard on the River Thames in Blackwall, engaged in ship building and later ship repairs for over 350 years. The yard closed in 1987.

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Frameless

Robert Wigram 1744-1830

Brunswick dock London 1800s

A View of Blackwall looking towards Greenwich RMG D7333

Edinburgh (ship, 1825) [HEIC] and Abercrombie Robinson (ship, 1825)

Mast House, Blackwall RMG PU1403

'View of Mr Perry's Yard, Blackwall' RMG L8728

Mast House, Blackwall RMG PU1402

William Daniell (1769-1837) - The Mast House and Brunswick Dock at Blackwall - BHC1867 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Francis Holman - Launch of the 'Venerable', 1784

Francis Holman (1729-1784) - Blackwall Yard from the Thames - BHC1866 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Robert Wigram 1744-1830		Commons
commons	image		Brunswick dock London 1800s		Commons
commons	image		A View of Blackwall looking towards Greenwich RMG D7333		Commons
commons	image		Edinburgh (ship, 1825) [HEIC] and Abercrombie Robinson (ship, 1825)		Commons
commons	image		Mast House, Blackwall RMG PU1403		Commons
commons	image		'View of Mr Perry's Yard, Blackwall' RMG L8728		Commons
commons	image		Mast House, Blackwall RMG PU1402		Commons
commons	image		William Daniell (1769-1837) - The Mast House and Brunswick Dock at Blackwall - BHC1867 - Royal Museums Greenwich		Commons
commons	image		Francis Holman - Launch of the 'Venerable', 1784		Commons
commons	image		Francis Holman (1729-1784) - Blackwall Yard from the Thames - BHC1866 - Royal Museums Greenwich		Commons