'Stonehenge. Trilithons (B and C) from the South West' Finish:Stretched It was the first London

It was the first London dock to be built specifically to handle large steamships and the first to be connected to the national rail network

James Bateman was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1838

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'Stonehenge. Trilithons (B and C) from the South West' Finish:Stretched It was the first LondonStudy of two triliths (posts and lintel) at Stonehenge, Wiltshire. A Victorian gentleman carrying an umbrella and notebook stands in front of the megalithic structure to indicate scale, one arm crooked. A soldier of the Royal Engineers stands with one hand upon the post, looking upward at the stone. Captioned below: 'STONEHENGE. TRILITHONS (B AND C) FROM THE SOUTH WEST. Photographed by the Ordnance Survey Department, Colonel Sir Henry James R. E.: F.