Tankers For The World - The Furness shipyard at Haverton Hill. Set on the north "bank of the. River Tees, in the heart of the Tees-side steel- industry, it is ideally .situated from the-point of view of steel supply. From these eight berths, more than one million tons of shipping have gone down the slipways since the yard was opened in 1918. July 11, 1951. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).

Tankers For The World - The Furness shipyard at Haverton Hill. Set on the north "bank of the. River Tees, in the heart of the Tees-side steel- industry, it is ideally .situated from the-point of view of steel supply. From these eight berths, more than one million tons of shipping have gone down the slipways since the yard was opened in 1918. July 11, 1951. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).
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