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Crewe Steelworks 1866
Visit of the Prince of Wales to Crewe Steelworks, in Cheshire. Date: 1866
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1866 Cheshire Crewe Cutting Engineering Steelworks Visiting Visits
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This photograph captures a significant moment in the history of Crewe Steelworks in Cheshire, England, during the 1860s. The image, taken in 1866, depicts the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, making an official visit to the bustling steelworks. The Prince is seen in the foreground, dressed in a top hat and tailcoat, as he examines a large piece of cut steel with great interest. The background of the photograph reveals the vast expanse of the steelworks, with its towering chimneys, intricate machinery, and workers in various stages of production. The interior of the works is illuminated by the bright light streaming in from the large windows, casting long shadows and highlighting the intricate engineering details of the machinery. The visit of the Prince of Wales to Crewe Steelworks was a testament to the importance of the railway and steel industries in England during the 19th century. The railway, which played a crucial role in the transportation of raw materials and finished goods, had revolutionized the way industries operated, making it possible for large-scale production and distribution. The steel industry, in turn, was a major contributor to the growth of the railway, with the demand for rails and other steel components driving the expansion of both industries. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, providing us with a unique perspective on the industrial landscape of 19th-century England and the role of royalty in the promotion of industry and technology.
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