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21 The largest steamer ever -The Hartington- enters Seaham Harbour (1910) 508
22 SS Longnewton is stranded off Seaham (1906) 521
23 Sketch of new Docks (1905) 526
24 Description of the building of the new Docks at Seaham (1905) 495
25 SS Seaham Harbour loads 2,500 tons of coal from new Dock (1905) 540
26 SS Kronos leaves new Docks with largest ever cargo of coals (1904) 506
27 Mysterious tunnel uncovered when excavating new Dock Staithes (1904) 532
28 SS Lord Londonderry first ship to enter new Docks at Seaham (1903) 526
29 Sale of the Russian ship Alcor wrecked off Noses Point (1902) 520
30 North beach railway and other civil works commenced (1899) 490
31 Works begin on the Docks enlargement scheme (1899) 521
32 Prospectus for shares in the Seaham Harbour Dock Company announced (1899) 500
33 Wreck of the "butter-boat" Niord off Seaham Hall (1899) 970
34 Dismantling of the Chemical Works to make way for Docks Extension (1898) 517
35 The Bill for the enlargement of the Docks goes before Parliament (1898) 475
36 Further plans to incorporate the Seaham Harbour Dock Company (1897) 509
37 Plans to be prepared for the improvements to Seaham Harbour (1897) 539
38 Lord Londonderry announces a Limited Liability Company for Seaham Docks (1897) 512
39 Proposed extension to the South Dock (1896) 529
40 Proposal to form a new Shipbuilding Company (1896) 528
 
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