Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Steam Marine Engine (No. 970) built by John Dickinson and Sons, November 1944
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Steam Marine Engine (No. 970) built by John Dickinson and Sons, November 1944
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
The ss Sir Francis, a collier built by S P Austin and Sons in 1910, being fitted with its engine at George Clark Limited
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Craning a turbine engine into an M Class Destroyer, probably HMS Opal (launched 11 September 1915), at William Doxford and Sons, 14 September 1915
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Installing a Doxford three cylinder opposed piston oil (diesel) engine into the trawler Lammermuir, built by John Lewis and Son Ltd of Aberdeen in 1950
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Installing a Doxford three cylinder opposed piston oil (diesel) engine into the trawler Lammermuir, built by John Lewis and Son Ltd of Aberdeen in 1950
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Installing a Doxford three cylinder opposed piston oil (diesel) engine into the trawler Lammermuir, built by John Lewis and Son Ltd of Aberdeen in 1950
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Installing a Doxford three cylinder opposed piston oil (diesel) engine into the trawler Lammermuir, built by John Lewis and Son Ltd of Aberdeen in 1950
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Doxford's Crankshaft Shop, 1960s
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
Doxford's Crankshaft Shop, 1960s
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: 3 cylinder steam marine engine, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: 3 cylinder steam marine engine, about 1901
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MacColl and Pollock: steam marine engine for a tugboat, about 1897
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
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MacColl and Pollock: the Machine Shop, about 1901
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MacColl and Pollock: boiler for steam marine engine, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: boiler for steam marine engine, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock Ltd: the new Boiler Shop under construction, 1904
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: the Machine Shop, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: the Machine Shop, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: boiler for steam marine engine, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: steam marine engine, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: reart view of a 2 cylinder compound steam marine engine for a trawler, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: a boiler for a steam marine engine being craned into its ship for fitting, about 1901
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
MacColl and Pollock: front view of a 2 cylinder compound steam marine engine for a trawler, about 1901
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Doxford showstand at The North East Exhibition, 1929
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
The giant cantilever crane at George Clark’s Ltd engine works in Southwick being tested when new in 1908
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Hudson Dock with North Eastern Marine Engine Works, 26 May 1899
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens:
A triple expantion marine steam engine built by the North Eastern Marine Engineering Company, possibly in 1935 for HMS Basset
