Chester Dry Dock
The Dry Dock at Chester was constructed in the late 18th century as part of the building of the Wirral Line of the Ellesmere Canal in 1795-6.
Often called the Dry Dock, its correct name is the Graving Dock.
History of the Dry Dock
The Dry Dock at Chester was constructed in the late 18th century as part of the building of the Wirral Line of the Ellesmere Canal in 1795-6.
Often called the Dry Dock, its correct name is the Graving Dock.