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1 Painting of the opening of the Dock Extension by A J Balfour (1905) 499
2 Shipbuilding at Seaham Harbour: The forgotten industry of Seaham 952
3 Sunderland keelmen appeal to Lord Londonderry (1833) 946
4 Building of the replacement dock gates in 1905 (1995) 773
5 Paddle tug Reliant leaves Seaham for the last time (1969) 749
6 Anti-coal breaker Docks relic to be preserved (1966) 615
7 Mine-watching service for the Seaham coast (1955) 628
8 New pilot cutter to be named "Lady Jane" (1955) 587
9 North Docks beam engine to be sent to manufacturer in Gateshead (1949) 601
10 The story of the SS Maureen also known as The Mary Ann (1947) 677
11 Henry Dobson worked the haulage engine in the North Dock (1943) 624
12 The four plans for the building of the harbour at Seaham (1941) 665
13 Mr Dillon formally re-opens new dock gates (1937) 636
14 New dock gates are to be built for Seaham (1937) 635
15 Londonderry collier "Newtonards" sold to German firm (1927) 736
16 Castlereagh extension to Docks nearing completion (1925) 698
17 Castlereagh extension of the Docks almost completed (1925) 705
18 South Dock gates finally replaced two years after the great storm (1921) 650
19 Loss of "The Lovely Nellie" in 1861 recalled (1914) 702
20 John Adamson appointed Harbourmaster at Seaham Harbour (1910) 843
 
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