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Marple aqueduct
864428 Marple aqueduct; (add.info.: Marple aqueduct, opened 1800, over the River Goyt on the Peak Forest Canal which was constructed 1794-1805 from Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire, England, to Marple, where it joined the Macclesfield Canal. The engineer was Benjamin Outram (1764-1805), civil engineer and ironmaster, and founder of Butterley Ironworks. The pierced spandrells lightened the weight of the masonry. Engraving from "The Gallery of Nature and Art" by the Rev. Edward Polehampton (London, 1815).); Universal History Archive/UIG
Media ID 38140724
© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images
1800 1815 Aqueduct Derbyshire Engineer Engraved Image Illustration Technique Ironmaster Whaley Bridge
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This stunning print captures the majestic Marple aqueduct, a true engineering marvel that has stood the test of time since its opening in 1800. Designed by the renowned civil engineer Benjamin Outram, this aqueduct spans over the River Goyt on the Peak Forest Canal in Derbyshire, England.
The intricate details of the aqueduct's design are highlighted in this engraving from "The Gallery of Nature and Art" by Rev. Edward Polehampton, showcasing how Outram utilized pierced spandrels to lighten the weight of the masonry structure. The combination of nature and man-made ingenuity is beautifully captured in this image, with lush trees framing the aqueduct against a backdrop of cloudy skies.
As you gaze upon this historical masterpiece, you can't help but feel a sense of awe at the craftsmanship and vision that went into its creation. From Whaley Bridge to Marple, where it joined the Macclesfield Canal, this aqueduct served as a vital link for transportation and commerce during its time.
Transport yourself back to 19th century England as you admire this illustration technique that brings to life one of Benjamin Outram's most iconic works. Let your imagination wander along the riverbank and marvel at how human innovation has shaped our world for centuries to come.
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