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The new lock and weir at Richmond, showing the double footbridge above and the boat slide (engraving)
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The new lock and weir at Richmond, showing the double footbridge above and the boat slide (engraving)
1064489 The new lock and weir at Richmond, showing the double footbridge above and the boat slide (engraving) by Brewer, Henry Charles (1866-1950); Private Collection; (add.info.: The new lock and weir at Richmond, showing the double footbridge above and the boat slide. Illustration for The Graphic, 19 May 1894.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 25131492
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Double Footbridge Lock Richmond Showing Slide Weir
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This photograph captures the grandeur of "The new lock and weir at Richmond". Taken by Henry Charles Brewer in 1894, this print showcases a remarkable engineering feat that transformed the River Thames. In the foreground, we see a double footbridge elegantly arching over the river, connecting both sides of Richmond. The intricate design of these bridges adds a touch of architectural beauty to the scene. Just below them lies a boat slide, an innovative mechanism used for smoothly navigating boats through the lock and weir system. The image transports us back in time to an era when tugboats were essential for transporting goods along waterways. A sturdy tugboat can be seen gracefully gliding past the lock, symbolizing human ingenuity in harnessing nature's power for transportation purposes. Richmond's new lock and weir represent progress and modernity during this period. They not only facilitated navigation but also served as picturesque landmarks that attracted visitors from far and wide. Brewer's engraving was originally featured in The Graphic on May 19th, 1894 – a testament to its significance as an artistic representation of technological advancement intertwined with natural beauty. This print is part of Bridgeman Images' collection, offering viewers a glimpse into history while celebrating man-made marvels harmoniously coexisting with their surroundings.
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