The Royal Docks: A People and Past in Pictures

The Royal Docks: A People and Past in Pictures

An installation charting the maritime history and the heritage of the Royal Docks.

In June 2024, Marieta Evans - television presenter, journalist and content creator with a specialism in history and heritage - worked with the history club members to produce a series of 10 information boards highlighting the area’s rich heritage.

Explore locations - Royal Victoria Dock, Royal Albert Dock, King George the V Dock, North Woolwich Station, Royal Victoria Gardens, the old site of Harland and Wolff (now Galleons Point residential), Woolwich Ferry, Brunner Mond Factory (the site of the Silvertown explosion), Tate Institute and St Mark’s Church (now Brick Lane Music Hall).

Come down, have a look and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Royal Docks!

Commissioned by the Royal Docks Team and developed by the Royal Docks History Club, will be on display at the Festival Hub at the Pump House.

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Time & date

17th September - 5th October

Location

The Pump House, 30 Seagull Lane, London, E16 1YP

Tickets

No booking required

For your visit

Food & Drink

Nani Café

Beans on toast, paninis, and other homely lunch options at equally homely prices.

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Places To Stay

Aloft London ExCeL

Four-star Marriott hotel with a dockside restaurant terrace, wood-lined interiors, and a striking skyline.

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Food & Drink

Fox@ExCeL

Relaxed pub sprawling across different rooms of an old tobacco warehouse.

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