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A selection from 'Taken in Time' : Photographs of Cardiff's Docklands at the Turn of the Century (to be published 2005) As in 'Before the Deluge', the photographic journey begins in 'The Hayes', Cardiff's city-centre crossroads. It again proceeds along Bute Street, still the link between the city and Butetown, the largest of Cardiff's multi-ethnic though no longer docks-related communities. The journey ends at a newly redeveloped waterfront, Cardiff Bay, and the Barrage which has transformed the old harbour into a freshwater playground. The working docks remain but are now cut off from the old communities which once depended on them for their livelihood.
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Mill Lane Cafe Quarter, formerly Mill Lane Market, 2003
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'Railroad Bill', The Hayes, 2002
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Mrs. B. Tucker's Stall, formerly in Mill Lane Market, now in the far less prominent St. David's Market, 2003
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Redundant sign at Town End of Bute Street, 2004
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Skateboarder in Bute Square, formerly Crichton Street area, 2003
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'The Crown', last pub to be demolished at Town End of Bute Street, 1998
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Owen Leslie, former Merchant Seaman, in The Crown, 1997
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Church of St. Mary and St. Stephen the Martyr, seen from Lloyd George Avenue, 2003
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United Harmony Singers Rehearsal, Slipper Baths, Butetown, 2003
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Mosque and Islamic Centre, built 1980, Alice Street, Butetown, 2004
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Men at Prayer, Alice Street Mosque, 2004
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Butetown Shopkeepers, Newsagents, 2004
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Local Residents at Butetown Shops, Bute Street, 2003
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Angelina Street, Butetown, 1995
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