Ropewalk Collection

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"The Ropewalk: A Historic Legacy of Belfast's Industrial Past" Step into the rich history of Belfast with a visit to The Ropewalk, once home to The Belfast Ropework Company Ltd. This iconic location played a vital role in the city's industrial development and continues to captivate visitors today. Located in Wealden BN26 5, The Ropewalk stands as a testament to Belfast's thriving rope-making industry. Traitors Bridge, an exquisite artwork from 1821 rendered in pencil and watercolor on paper, showcases the bustling activity that once filled this vibrant area. Immerse yourself further into history with "Ropewalk at Wapping, " another stunning piece depicting West Indiaman Union docked alongside this significant site in 1826. Marvel at how these intricate drawings bring to life the daily operations and maritime connections that shaped Belfast's past. Quakers Bridge marks the end of The Ropewalk, beautifully captured in yet another masterpiece from 1821. Its delicate details showcase not only the architectural beauty but also hint at the stories that unfolded along its path. Horseshoes Bridge is another gem within this historical tapestry, depicted vividly through pencil and watercolor on paper. Transport yourself back to 1821 as you admire this artwork and imagine traversing over its arches while witnessing workers diligently crafting ropes nearby. Prince Street Bridge offers a unique perspective when viewed from Mud Dock. In pencil and watercolor on paper, it captures both the grandeur of Prince Street Bridge itself and provides glimpses into everyday life along The Ropewalk during that era. The connection between The Ropewalk and New Gaol becomes evident through an enchanting piece created in 1823. Pencil strokes delicately depict their proximity while inviting viewers to ponder upon contrasting aspects of freedom versus confinement within these two structures' narratives. Philadelphia Bridge emerges as another notable landmark, the second bridge from The Ropewalk.