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Holborn Valley Viaduct, London (1871 engraving)
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Holborn Valley Viaduct, London (1871 engraving)
The Holborn Valley Viaduct in the City of London - an engraving from " Collins Illustrated Guide to London and Neighbourhood", price one shilling; published by William Collins, Sons & Company, London, in 1871. Holborn Viaduct was opened by Queen Victoria in 1869 and was part of a major reconstruction of the whole district
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Breaking New Ground Bridge British Culture Business Travel Busy Carriage Cart City Of London Crowded Driving English Culture Ephemera Historical Clothing Holborn Image Created 1870 1879 Innovation Land Vehicle Monochrome Nostalgia Passenger Past Pedestrian People Traveling Public Transportation Social History Technology Thoroughfare Traditional Clothing Traditional Culture Traffic Urban Scene Viaduct Image Created 19th Century
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This engraving takes us back to the bustling streets of 19th century London. The Holborn Valley Viaduct, a symbol of innovation and progress, stands tall in the heart of the city. Opened by Queen Victoria herself in 1869, it marked a major reconstruction effort that transformed this district into what we see today. In this snapshot of history, we witness a vibrant city life teeming with activity. People dressed in traditional clothing go about their daily routines, while horse-drawn carriages and carts navigate through busy traffic. The viaduct itself is an architectural marvel, bridging the gap between past and future. The monochrome image evokes nostalgia for a time long gone but not forgotten. It serves as a reminder of how transportation technology has evolved over the years and how cities have grown and adapted to accommodate increasing populations. As we gaze upon this antique print from Collins Illustrated Guide to London and Neighbourhood, published in 1871 by William Collins & Sons & Company, we are transported back to an era where every street corner held stories waiting to be discovered. This engraving captures not only the physical landscape but also the spirit of English culture during that period. Let us cherish these glimpses into our past as they remind us of our roots while inspiring us to continue breaking new ground in our own time.
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