In stock
Grimsby Dock Tower Art Print
Grimsby Dock Tower Art Print
Found in: Historical Buildings, Lincolnshire Art Prints, Towers & Monuments
Couldn't load pickup availability
Share
Completed in 1852, the dock tower can be spotted as you enter the town of Grimsby, sited at the entrance to the Royal Dock. It is a hydraulic accumulator tower and was built to provide water pressure to power the hydraulic machinery – cranes, lock gates and sluices – at the Grimsby Docks. Now a Grade I listed tower and designed by James William Wild, its appearance is based on that of the Torre del Mangia (on the Palazzo Pubblico) in Siena.
Specifications
Specifications
Our open edition art prints are produced on matt FSC certified 280gsm heavyweight paper and are sold unframed.
Shipping
Shipping
Free shipping on orders over £15. We keep a small number of prints in stock, but most are printed to order. Please allow 3-5 working days for delivery.
Framing Available
Framing Available
Want your print ready to hang? Choose from black or white wooden frames with a smooth lacquered finish, handmade in the UK. Please visit our framing page for more information.

One Newsletter. Many Benefits.
Get the latest news, promotions & discounts delivered to your inbox.
Plus 25% off your next order.
We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time, no questions asked.