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LE HAVRE, CIRCA 1840

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LE HAVRE, CIRCA 1840

A Seine steamboat comes down- river, as a warning to the sailing vessels in the harbour that their days are numbered. Date: circa 1840

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1840 Days Havre Numbered Seine Steamboat Vessels Warning


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Le Havre, Circa 1840: A New Era Dawns on the Seine This evocative image captures the moment when the industrial revolution reached the shores of Le Havre, France. Circa 1840, a Seine steamboat makes its way downriver, its powerful engine heralding the arrival of a new mode of transportation that would forever change the face of maritime commerce. The serene harbor scene is filled with the hustle and bustle of sailing vessels, their sails billowing in the wind as they go about their business. But the tranquility is soon shattered by the approach of the steamboat, its smokestacks belching plumes of steam into the sky. For the sailing vessels in the harbor, this is a warning that their days are numbered. The steamboat represents the future, a future where speed and efficiency would reign supreme. The era of wind-powered sailing ships was coming to an end, and the age of steam-powered vessels was about to begin. Le Havre, a major port city, was at the forefront of this technological revolution. The Seine River, which flows into the English Channel, provided a natural gateway to the Atlantic and beyond. The introduction of steamboats would make the transportation of goods faster and more reliable, giving Le Havre a competitive edge in the global market. This photograph is a snapshot of a pivotal moment in history, when the old ways were giving way to the new. It is a reminder of the inexorable march of progress and the transformative power of technology.

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