It's one of the most ancient pictures of the Archive. 

The wharf ends with the first pier with a wall that served as repair from the waves;  practically its extent was a third part of the current full length.

For the remaining characteristics, very little things changed from then. 

This is just the one-shot fascination of Camogli. 

In the port some sail ships are at the anchor, bent on one side: at this time there wasn't a shipyard large enough, and this was the system to clean up and paint the hull under the water line belt.

Watching out to avoid the house window glass broken by the masts and their yards...