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Chelsea Water Companys Reservoir (engraving)
603423 Chelsea Water Companys Reservoir (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chelsea Water Companys Reservoir on Putney Heath, London. Published in the Illustrated Times, 8 May 1858.); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright
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Putney Reservoirs Water Supply Contruction Putney Heath
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This engraving takes us back to the 19th century, offering a glimpse into the Chelsea Water Company's Reservoir on Putney Heath in London. The image showcases the impressive construction of this vital water supply system, which played a crucial role in meeting the growing demands of a bustling city. The reservoir stands tall against the backdrop of an expansive landscape, surrounded by lush greenery. Its grandeur is emphasized by its imposing structure and meticulous architectural details. A testament to human ingenuity and engineering prowess, it serves as a reminder of our ability to harness nature's resources for communal benefit. As we observe this historical scene, one cannot help but imagine the countless lives that were impacted by this reservoir. It provided clean drinking water to households, ensuring their well-being and contributing to public health initiatives during that era. Published in the Illustrated Times on May 8th, 1858, this print captures not only an essential infrastructure project but also reflects society's progress at that time. It symbolizes London's determination to adapt and evolve with its ever-increasing population. Thanks to Bridgeman Images' preservation efforts, we are fortunate enough to witness this remarkable piece from our past. Let us cherish these glimpses into history as reminders of how far we have come while appreciating those who paved the way for modern conveniences like reliable water supplies.
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