Whitstable, Oyster Trade 1903
Packing oysters for the market. In Whitstable there was nine mile stretch of sea where young oyster supply was in abundance, this was called common ground. Throughout the year hundreds of men dredged up young oysters and brought them back to Whitstable, where they were bought by oyster companies to lay in private grounds
Picture No
13972912
Media ID
46791758
Size
5244px x 4370px
(3.8MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Photograph in The Tatler', 18 February 1903, page 249
Date
1903
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Catching Emptying Fisheries Nets Oyster Oysters Packing Seafood Shellfish Southeastern Whitstable
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