The Thames and Its Docks by Alexander Forrow offers a fascinating exploration of one of the most significant waterways in England. This comprehensive work provides an in-depth look at the Thames River and its extensive network of docks, revealing their historical, economic, and cultural importance. Forrow’s detailed account spans the length of the Thames, from its origins to the bustling docks that line its banks. The book delves into the evolution of the river and its docks, highlighting their roles in trade, transportation, and urban development. Through meticulous research and engaging narrative, Forrow paints a vivid picture of how the Thames has shaped and been shaped by the city of London and its growth. In The Thames and Its Docks, readers will find detailed descriptions of various docks and their significance, along with insights into the engineering feats and logistical challenges involved in managing such a crucial infrastructure. The book also explores the impact of the Thames on local communities and its enduring role in the maritime history of England. Ideal for history enthusiasts, maritime scholars, and anyone interested in the development of London, The Thames and Its Docks offers a rich and informative look at one of the city’s most vital features. Alexander Forrow’s engaging writing and thorough research make this work a valuable addition to the literature on urban and industrial history.

Vols. for 1898-1968 include a directory of publishers.