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Discover the rich history of Docklands as we explore its architectural marvels and bustling economy. The area features luxurious offices with vast glass windows, showcasing wealth, and a glimpse into the lives of the rich. Derrick cranes stand tall near the river, vital for lifting massive cargo containers. Learn about the storage houses that once stored imported goods and the grand residences that offered expansive living rooms and chimneys indicative of a fireplace—traits of affluent families. Uncover the contrasts in living standards through time and the evolution of Docklands.
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Geography- Docklands Images Annotated By Sadia K
POPLAR STATION Offices Glass Windows showing they were really rich Tall Buildings Window cleaners showing that there were people employed to clean.
DERRICK Derricks were used to lift up huge cargo containers that came in. A crane that lives near the river.
STORAGE HOUSES These storage houses were used for storing the goods that came in huge cargo containers.
This is a house that would have been owned by a very rich family. Mellish Street House Chimney which shows they have a fireplace. Huge living room windows. Back in the older days, the poorer didn’t have huge massive windows made out of glass. Double glazing wasn’t available back then too. They didn’t have any maids which meant they didn’t have that much money but they had a bit more than the poor.