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Great Yarmouth During the Herring Season
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Great Yarmouth During the Herring Season
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Great Yarmouth During the Herring Season
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Postcard showing piles of barrels of herring at the yards behind the fish quay. In the centre, groups of women are packing herring into barrels. The funnels of steam drifters are visible behind the fish market in the background.
Postcard showing piles of barrels of herring at the yards behind the fish quay. In the centre, groups of women are packing herring into barrels. The funnels of steam drifters are visible behind the fish market in the background.
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bk 27 p 83
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1910-1919
Barrels
Curing and gutting yards
Fish Markets
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Great Yarmouth
Herring fishing industry
herring gutters
Herring lasses
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