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After the decline of whaling in the 1860s, it became a resort town with several hotels.
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After and whaling
After government-funded whaling failed, the KGH eventually settled on maintaining the native Greenlanders in their traditional pursuits of hunting and whaling and enforced a monopoly on trade between them and Europe.
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After Jonas Poole reported seeing a " great store of whales " off Spitsbergen in 1610, the Muscovy Company sent a whaling expedition to the island under command of Poole and Thomas Edge in 1611.
After the Muscovy Company fell into financial difficulties some years later, the Noordsche Compagnie got the upper hand and was able to dominate the whaling and fend off the English.
After 1847 the whaling industry dropped off dramatically.
After leaving the harbour the whalers either proceeded to the main whaling grounds off southern Labrador, or headed home to the Basque country.
After the War of 1812 whaling became a very important part of Groton ’ s economy, but most of the expeditions were still for seal skins.
After the Napoleonic Wars the government issued subsidies in an attempt to revive the trade once more, but it wasn't until 1832, with a further increase in bounties, that several whalers were sent by C. A. Gaudin on sperm whaling voyages.
After a few years of whaling, the station was turned into a herring processing plant, going out of business in 1885.
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After discussions with the expedition's second-in-command, Frank Wild, and ship's captain Frank Worsley, Shackleton decided to attempt to reach the whaling stations of South Georgia, to the north-east, with the help of following winds.
After a few days ' recuperation Shackleton decided that the boat was not capable of making a further voyage around the island's treacherous coastline, to reach the whaling stations on the northerly coast.
After this, the building was transformed in the post-whaling period into a museum to exhibit the artifacts for this era, including machines, implements and maquetes demonstrating the whale hunt, the peoples involved in the activity and the hardships of the local economy associated with whaling.
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After and 1860s
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After a fire in 1858 destroyed around 50 buildings in High Street and Shortland Street, the commercial district began to shift towards Queen Street instead, and the first brick and plaster buildings of the 1860s started to cement this move, with the Bank of New Zealand building ( only the facade remaining ) being one of the first examples.
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