Dingle Bank Cottages
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1910 (circa)

Philip Mayer records that these were built by James Cropper, on the shore, for workers on his Dingle Estate. Note the distant view of Dingle Point just above the railings, right of screen.

Much of the Dingle Estate was demolished by the Docks and Habour Board in 1919 to provide land to expand their Dingle Oil Jetties and Petroleum Stores. The riverside walk visible here was obliterated.

Later still the Otterspool promenade (northern extension) and finally the 1984 garden festival destroyed  all traces of this area which now lies buried, under what has become Riverside Drive, close to the Britannia Pub on the waterfront.

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 History courtesy and copyright © of Philip Mayer from the book 'A Tram Ride to Dingle'. Photograph John Roles Collection, used with permission.