We take a horse and carriage back to a Victorian-style celebration at Felixstowe docks in 1986 - to mark 100 years of its opening.
The mayor of Felixstowe arrived at the docks, alongside others who attended the event, all dressed in Victorian clothing - with their umbrellas at the ready, given it was a rainy day in March.
Horse and carriages arrived on the docks to collect the people at the celebration and a plaque was unveiled by the mayor to commemorate the centenary.
Meanwhile planks of wood were being unloaded off a boat by a group of men dressed in period clothing.
Felixstowe docks has grown significantly over the years to become one of the largest ports in the UK and Europe.
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