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Volume Twelve - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - further aspects - The River Ely Iron Ore Wharf . . .

1912 - The Iron Ore Wharf is planned to be re-purposed for ship-breaking. See : Chapter 'The Shipbreakers of Penarth'
   
1960's - The Iron Ore Wharf in the River Ely is now an Oil Wharf whilst over at the Bute Docks, Cardiff, the Guest Keen Iron and Steel Company Limited now receives its iron ore imports at the Iron Ore Quay of the Roath Dock.
   
c.1948 - Unloading iron ore at Roath Dock, Cardiff, destined for Guest, Keen, Baldwins iron and steel works nearby.
   
1880's? - Technical Drawing showing Taff Vale Railway Earth Tipping Wagons ; plus some alterative potential uses.
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