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Phoenix Heights, also
known as 4
Mastmaker Road, is a
mixed tenure residential development in the
Millwall area of London, near to
South Quay DLR station...
- Lemon.
Mastmaker Robert Todd then
bought the estate,
leaving it to his
partner Thomas Todd and his wife's
cousin Elizabeth, wife of
mastmaker Charles...
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known as pole masts.
Those who
specialised in
making masts were
known as
mastmakers. For square-sail
carrying ships,
masts in
their standard names in bow...
- Brady's
architectural firm
completed Phoenix Heights in London.
Located on
Mastmaker Road, this high
density project consists of 199
mixed tenure homes with...
- for centuries, well into the 20th century. It was
inhabited by sailors,
mastmakers, boatbuilders, blockmakers, instrument-makers,
victuallers and representatives...
- activity, the Master-Caulker, Master-Ropeworker, Master-Boatbuilder, Master-
Mastmaker. In
Dockyards where there was a
ropewalk (viz Woolwich, Chatham, Portsmouth...
- The
premises of
George and
William Lamb,
mastmakers of 92
Narrow Street, and
Charles John Hartnoll,
barge building in the foreground, mid-nineteenth century...
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English shipbuilder for the
Royal Navy. In 1741, he was
Foreman and
Master Mastmaker of
Deptford Dockyard. In
March 1743 he was
appointed Master Caulker. In...
- Dockyard, and was
placed on the pay roll of the
Royal Navy as a
Master Mastmaker on 1
November 1728. He was made a
Master Caulker on 23
April 1733, and...
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Sheerness and
other towns in Kent. In 1773
Shrubsole was
appointed master-
mastmaker at Woolwich, but
later in the year
received promotion at Sheerness. In...
