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View of the Rowntree Cocoa Works, Tanner?s Moat, York, Yorkshire, 1891.

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Tanner's Moat from Lendal Bridge, Rowntree Cocoa Works, York, Yorkshire, 1904.

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Men at the Landing Stage load the steam train, York, Yorkshire, 1895.

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Cocoa beans arrive at the Rowntree factory, York, Yorkshire, 1940.

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North Eastern Railway Carriages on the railway sidings at Tanner?s moat, York, Yorkshire, c1897.

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Delivery van, York, Yorkshire, 1920.

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Women packing Rowntree?s Elect Cocoa, York, Yorkshire, 1929.

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Steam train Newton with crates of cocoa, York, Yorkshire, 1901.

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A Rowntree's working horse with driver, York, Yorkshire, 1955.

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Women packing Elect Cocoa, Rowntree factory, York, Yorkshire, 1955.

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Convoy of various Rowntree lorries and vans, York, Yorkshire, 1920.

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Rowntree's working horses, York, Yorkshire, 1955.

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The Rowntree?s Cocoa Works Factory, Rowntree?s North Street factory, York, Yorkshire, 1890.

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NMU (Northern Motor Utilities) flat-backed lorry, York, Yorkshire, 1918.

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The first motor-car in York, Yorkshire, 1897.

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Men sealing cases of Rowntree?s Elect Cocoa, York, Yorkshire, 1893.

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Women at work in the sorting room, Rowntree Cocoa Works, York, Yorkshire, 1896.

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Arrival of open-backed lorries carrying fruit, York, Yorkshire, 1920.

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Patrol staff of the Rowntree Cocoa Work, York, Yorkshire, c1898-c1910.

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Flooding of the Rowntree Cocoa Works by the River Ouse, York, Yorkshire,1892.

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Laycock?s Rully, York, Yorkshire, 1887.

Laycock?s Rully (Rully being a flat, four-wheeled goods wagon) loaded with crates of Rowntrees Cocoa leaves the Cocoa Works at Tanner Moat, York, Yorkshire, 1887.

Unique Identifier AR947718

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5010px × 3540px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Black and white

Borthwick Institute

NINETEENTH CENTURY

North Yorkshire