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Most of them were men who were not joined by their wives and families until they had established themselves

as ships grew larger and numerous seamen's strikes and the advent of containerisation decimated the docks

Viewers can be seen looking from the lower gallery

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Boy watching a pigeon in Boreham Wood c.1965 black history month shown as a huddle ofHenry Grant started to work for a news agency on Fleet Street in the 1940s and pursued a career as a photojournalist. Grant photographed endlessly, both for the stories he was sent to illustrate and whilst travelling about in between these assignments. He was skilled at spotting and capturing spontaneous moments such as this young boy sitting in a laundrette and watching a pigeon through the window. A typical childs pram of the 1960s can be seen in