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River Ouse at Ely (MoC64.71)River Ouse at Ely
History of River Ouse at Ely
Unloading osiers at Fear’s Rod Yard, Ely c.1890
Precise location unknown. Note cathedral in background. Elsewhere on www building on right is described as the Three Blackbirds, but this is not the current location of the pub by that name.
The River Ouse at Ely (MoC431/56)
River Ouse at Ely (MoC107.57)
River Ouse at Ely, 1933 (MoC430/56)
Quayside Cottage, Ely, 1933, (MoC428/56)
Bridge near Appleyards Boatyard (MoC44.68.1996)
Ouse at Ely, location unknown
River Ouse, Ely, rowers (RGL2025)
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