Chimney Stack Collection
"From the Potteries to Cornwall: A Journey Through Chimney Stacks" Step back in time to 1926
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"From the Potteries to Cornwall: A Journey Through Chimney Stacks" Step back in time to 1926, as we admire the intricate craftsmanship of Edgar & Winifred Ward's chimney stack artwork in The Potteries. These artists truly captured the essence of their era. Fast forward to May 1987, and witness the devastating effects of fire damage on a chimney stack at Great Western Commercial Village in Lostwithiel, Cornwall. It serves as a reminder of the destructive power that can be unleashed upon these architectural marvels. The Manor House and Brinsop Court stand tall with their majestic chimney stacks in black and white photos. These images transport us to an era where grandeur was displayed through every detail, even atop rooftops. Vicars Close in Wells reveals its timeless charm through a captivating black and white photo showcasing its elegant chimneys. This historic street is steeped in history, each chimney whispering tales from centuries past. Hoyle's Print Works offers us a glimpse into London Road Station's view through an exquisite watercolor painting on paper. The towering chimney stack dominates the skyline, symbolizing industrial progress during that period. In November 1992, tragedy struck North Street in Fowey, Cornwall when fire engulfed a house and left behind only remnants of what once stood proudly - including its now charred chimney stack. A poignant reminder of how quickly life can change. Venturing across borders to Cobh County Cork Ireland brings us face-to-face with another striking example of a chimney stack. Its presence adds character to this picturesque town while standing as a testament to Irish heritage. Returning once again to Brinsop Court through yet another black and white photograph allows us another opportunity to appreciate this magnificent estate's regal architecture - particularly its impressive chimneys that punctuate the sky above it.