The construction of the Ford Motor Works at Dagenham began in 1929 on marshland on the banks of the River Thames. To support the factory, around 20,000 concrete piles were sunk into ground. The factory began production in 1931.
This is part of the Volume: AL0185 Album of photographs of civil engineering projects; within the Collection: ALB19 Album of photographs of civil engineering projects
Source: Historic England Archive
20th Century Car Factory, Construction, Engineering
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