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Point de Galle Lighthouse, Ceylon, 1847
Engraving of a lighthouse intended for the Point de Galle, Ceylon (Sri Lanka). The lighthouse was built out of cast-iron plates, secured by nuts, bolts and iron cement. Prior to transport to Ceylon, it was erected on the site of its builders, Messrs. Robinson, Engineers, of Pimlico; as can be seen in the image
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1847 Bolts Builders Cast Cement Ceylon Engineers Erected Galle Intended Iron Lanka Light House Messrs Nuts Pimlico Plates Point Prior Robinson Secured
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Point de Galle Lighthouse, Ceylon (Now Sri Lanka), 1847: A Historical Snapshot of Engineering Marvel This engraving captures the Point de Galle Lighthouse in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), as it was intended to appear before its transportation to the country in 1847. The lighthouse, a marvel of engineering at the time, was built out of cast-iron plates, secured with nuts, bolts, and iron cement by Messrs. Robinson, Engineers, of Pimlico. In the image, we see the lighthouse standing proudly on the site of its builders, a testament to their craftsmanship and the engineering prowess of the era. The lighthouse, a vital navigational aid for seafarers, was erected in this manner prior to its import to Ceylon. The Point de Galle Lighthouse was a significant addition to the maritime infrastructure of Ceylon, which was an essential trading hub in the Indian Ocean. Its cast-iron construction was a novelty in the region, making it a symbol of progress and modernization. The lighthouse, with its distinctive design and robust construction, continues to stand tall at Point de Galle, Galle, Sri Lanka, serving as a beacon of safety and guidance for seafarers to this day. This engraving offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of engineering and maritime navigation, providing a valuable insight into the past and the evolution of technology.
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