Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Bute East Dock, Cardiff, negative

No.11 bonded warehouse at Bute East Dock, Cardiff. Built 1861 to the designs of engineer W.S. Clark which was based around an internal framework of iron beams supported by round cast iron columns. The building follows strict classical Greek Temple lines, and was exactly twice the width of its depth. Designated 'A' shed under the Great Western Railway, it was still used as a general bonded warehouse for export wines, spirits, tobacco etc. when this picture was taken.

Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

1996.96/1397

Historical Associations

Association Type: Place name
Place: Bute East Dock

Creation/Production

Role: Photographer
Period: 01/1974

Acquisition

donation, 14/5/1996

Measurements

Length (mm): 62
Width (mm): 85

Techniques

Film negative (black & white)
Film negative
Negative

Material

Film (photographic)
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