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View of the entrance to the suspension bridge at Hammersmith... London, 1827
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View of the entrance to the suspension bridge at Hammersmith... London, 1827
View of the entrance to the suspension bridge at Hammersmith... London, 1827. Work began on the bridge in 1824 and the foundation stone was laid on 7 May 1825. The bridge opened on 6 October 1827
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Arthur Baynes Gate Hammersmith And Fulham Lamppost Sentry Box Streetlighting Suspension Bridge Thomas Mann Thomas Mann Baynes Tm Baynes Hammersmith Bridge
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This black and white lithograph captures the grandeur of the entrance to the suspension bridge at Hammersmith, London in 1827. The meticulous attention to detail showcases a moment frozen in time, allowing us to witness the marvels of engineering from the 19th century. The image transports us back to a bustling era when work began on this magnificent structure in 1824. It was an ambitious project that took years of dedication and craftsmanship before its completion. On May 7,1825, history was made as the foundation stone was laid, marking a significant milestone towards connecting communities. Finally, on October 6,1827, this architectural masterpiece opened its gates to eager pedestrians and commuters alike. As we gaze upon this print today, we can only imagine how awe-inspiring it must have been for those who first crossed over its suspended pathway. The lithograph not only showcases the impressive bridge but also provides glimpses into daily life during that period. People are seen strolling along the entrance gate while lampposts illuminate their path through the night. A sentry box stands guard nearby as if protecting this symbol of progress and unity. Preserved by Guildhall Library and Art Gallery with utmost care, this monochrome artwork by Thomas Mann Baynes serves as a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance throughout history. Its timeless beauty continues to captivate viewers even centuries later – reminding us of our shared heritage and inspiring future generations with its remarkable legacy.
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