River Ouse Collection

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The River Ouse, flowing through the picturesque landscapes of England, is a sight to behold. From the magnificent Ouse Valley Viaduct in Sussex to the charming Cutter Inn in Ely, this river offers a diverse range of attractions. In Sussex, the Ouse Valley Viaduct stands tall and proud over the tranquil waters of the River Ouse. Its impressive architecture adds grandeur to an already stunning natural setting. Moving eastwards, we find ourselves in Lewes where Harveys Brewery sits proudly on the banks of the River Ouse. This historic brewery not only produces exceptional beers but also provides a delightful riverside experience for visitors. Further along its course lies Huntingdon's iconic Ouse Bridge. A snapshot from 1905 captures its timeless beauty as it gracefully spans across the river, connecting communities and offering breathtaking views. Yorkshire's Lendal Bridge and Lendal Tower create a captivating scene against the backdrop of River Ouse. The combination of architectural marvels with serene waterways makes for an enchanting view that truly embodies York's charm. Heading towards Cambridgeshire, Houghton Mill emerges as another gem nestled by the Great River Ouse. With its idyllic surroundings and rich history dating back centuries, this mill serves as a reminder of England's rural heritage. Delving into history further still, engravings depict both triumphs and tragedies associated with this mighty river. The ruins of Lendal Bridge after its fall showcase resilience amidst adversity while sketches from The Ouse Regatta capture moments filled with joyous celebrations along its banks. Lastly, we encounter New Iron Bridge at Lendal in York – an engineering marvel that seamlessly blends modernity with tradition. This engraving depicts progress while preserving respect for historical significance. As you stroll along York's Esplanade beside meandering waters or gaze upon these various landmarks scattered throughout England’s countryside - be it viaducts, breweries, bridges, or regattas.