In the 1880s, reclaimed land that had been Ray Island was developed by the Great Eastern Railway Company (GER) as a railway depot for import/export trade with the European mainland.
The new port was named Parkeston Quay, after Charles Henry Parkes (1816–1895), Chairman of the GER.
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