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Plan showing the connexion of canals and navigable rivers by the proposed north-eastern Canal, 19th cent
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Plan showing the connexion of canals and navigable rivers by the proposed north-eastern Canal, 19th cent
By C. Smith, Strand.
From Bristol in the south to York in the north, Liverpool in the west and Hull in the east)
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc02904
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Media ID 19192276
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Canals Sheffield York Yorkshire Bristol Hull
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This print showcases a remarkable plan from the 19th century, illustrating the intricate network of canals and navigable rivers in England. Created by C. Smith, this detailed map reveals the proposed north-eastern Canal, connecting various prominent cities across the country. From bustling Bristol in the south to historic York in the north, vibrant Liverpool in the west to thriving Hull in the east, this ambitious canal system aimed to revolutionize transportation and trade. The print originates from Sheffield Libraries' extensive archives (arc02904), offering a glimpse into an era when waterways played a vital role in shaping economic development and connectivity. The sheer scale of this plan is awe-inspiring as it highlights how these cities were envisioned to be linked through an extensive web of canals. While commercial use may not be mentioned explicitly here, it is impossible to overlook its potential impact on trade and commerce during that time period. This photograph serves as a testament to human ingenuity and ambition as people sought innovative ways to connect distant regions for mutual benefit. As we admire this historical document preserved within Sheffield City Archives, let us appreciate both its artistic beauty and significance as a symbol of progress that once captivated minds across Yorkshire and beyond.
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