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Cross-section showing arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843
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Cross-section showing arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843
Cross-section showing impression of Marc Isambart Brunels double arched masonry Thames Tunnel built 1825-1843. Originally a roadway, it is still used by electric trains between Whitechapel and New Cross, London. Woodcut, 1832
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This print showcases a remarkable cross-section of the iconic Thames Tunnel, a true testament to British engineering prowess. Built between 1825 and 1843 under the guidance of the brilliant Marc Isambart Brunel, this double arched masonry marvel is depicted in exquisite detail. The woodcut, created in 1832, beautifully captures the intricate impression of this historic structure. Originally designed as a roadway connecting Whitechapel and New Cross in London, the Thames Tunnel now serves as an essential pathway for electric trains. Its enduring functionality throughout the years is truly awe-inspiring. As you gaze upon this image, you can't help but appreciate both its historical significance and its ongoing contribution to modern transportation. The precision and craftsmanship evident in every line of this woodcut highlight not only Britain's rich civil engineering heritage but also its commitment to innovation. This photograph offers a glimpse into an era when ambitious infrastructure projects like these were undertaken with unwavering determination. As we admire this extraordinary piece from Universal Images Group (UIG), let us reflect on how it represents more than just bricks and mortar; it symbolizes human ingenuity pushing boundaries and shaping our world. Whether you are fascinated by architecture or simply intrigued by transport history, this image will undoubtedly leave you marveling at Britain's engineering triumphs that continue to stand tall today.
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