A company called Stone and Rowe was the last in operation and occupied these two buildings; they ceased production in 1866.
The waterway is called Mosses Creek and was used by barges to bring in the coal.
Moses Dock 12-Jan-2008
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| Moses Dock 12-Jan-2008 map |
| These two buildings (see below)
are the last visible evidence of the salt industry that
flourished along the coast from Roman times until the middle of the 19th
century. A company called Stone and Rowe was the last in operation and occupied these two buildings; they ceased production in 1866. The waterway is called Mosses Creek and was used by barges to bring in the coal. |
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Moses Dock 12-Jan-2008 |