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Kew Untolled

Kew Bridge is at last freed of toll : a crowd gathers to enjoy the pleasure of crossing the Thames without having to pay for the privilege

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1873 Crossing Enjoy Freed Gathers Pleasure Privilege Toll


Kew Untolled - A Crowd Gathers to Enjoy the Pleasure of Crossing the Thames Without Having to Pay for the Privilege

EDITORS COMMENTS
(1873) is an evocative historical photograph capturing a significant moment in the history of Kew Bridge in England. The image, taken in the year 1873, shows a large crowd gathered on the bridge, their faces filled with excitement and joy as they prepare to cross the Thames without having to pay a toll. The removal of the toll on Kew Bridge marked a significant milestone in the history of transportation in England. For centuries, travelers had been required to pay a fee to cross the Thames at this location, making it a barrier rather than a connector for many. But with the abolition of the toll, the bridge was finally freed, allowing free and easy passage for all. The photograph captures the sense of pleasure and freedom that came with this newfound ability to cross the Thames without financial burden. The crowd, made up of people from all walks of life, is a testament to the universal appeal of this simple yet significant change. The bridge, once a source of inconvenience and expense, had become a symbol of unity and progress. The image also serves as a reminder of the rich history of Kew Bridge and its role in the transportation network of London. The bridge, which was originally built in 1759, has undergone numerous transformations over the centuries, but the removal of the toll remains a defining moment in its history. In summary, "Kew Untolled: A Crowd Gathers to Enjoy the Pleasure of Crossing the Thames Without Having to Pay for the Privilege" is a powerful and evocative photograph that captures a moment of joy and progress in the history of Kew Bridge and England as a whole. The image invites us to reflect on the importance of small yet significant changes in our lives and the role they play in shaping our history.

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