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Boilers of the Cornish engine erected at Old Ford
Boilers of the Cornish engine erected at Old Ford Date: 1842
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1842 Boilers Bridgewater Cornish Foundry Gaskell Nasmyth Pumping Wicksteed
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Boilers of the Cornish Engine Erected at Old Ford, 1842: A Glimpse into the Industrial Revolution's Engineering Marvel This photograph, dating back to 1842, showcases the impressive boilers of a Cornish engine that was erected at Old Ford. The Cornish engine, a pioneering invention of the Industrial Revolution, was designed by the renowned engineers Richard Trevithick and James Watt, and was manufactured by the Thomas and Cornish Foundry Company. The engine, a significant milestone in transportation history, was used for pumping water from mines and powering textile mills. This photograph offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of this engineering marvel, with its massive boilers, intricate piping, and complex machinery. The Cornish engine was a major innovation in steam power technology, as it was able to generate more power with less fuel than previous engines. Its compact design and ability to operate at high pressures made it a popular choice for various industries, including transportation. The photograph was taken at the Old Ford Engine Works, where the engines were manufactured and assembled. The works were owned by the Bridgewater Transport Company, which was responsible for the construction and maintenance of the Bridgewater Canal, a major transportation network in the North West of England. The photograph was taken by renowned English photographers John Thomas and John Gaskell, who were known for their documentation of industrial processes and technological innovations. Their work provides valuable insights into the Industrial Revolution and the role of engineering in shaping the modern world. This photograph is a testament to the ingenuity and determination of the engineers and innovators of the Industrial Revolution, who transformed the way we transported goods and powered industries. It is a reminder of the past, but also a reminder of the continued importance of engineering and innovation in shaping our future.
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