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House of Correction, Manchester, 1819 (pen & ink and w / c on paper)
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House of Correction, Manchester, 1819 (pen & ink and w / c on paper)
CHL404790 House of Correction, Manchester, 1819 (pen & ink and w/c on paper) by Barritt, Thomas (d.1820); 15.1x22.7 cm; Chethams Library, Manchester, UK; (add.info.: The Old House of Correction at Hunts bank pulled down when the present New Bayley was erected in Salford; ); eChethams Library; British, out of copyright
Media ID 22922486
© Chetham's Library / Bridgeman Images
Barred Gaol Inmates Institute Institution Jail Prison Prisoners Windows River Irwell
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This print titled "House of Correction, Manchester, 1819" by Thomas Barritt offers a glimpse into the historical landscape of Manchester. The artwork, created with pen and ink as well as watercolor on paper, measures 15.1x22.7 cm and is housed in Chethams Library in Manchester, UK. The image showcases the Old House of Correction at Hunts bank which was demolished to make way for the construction of the present New Bayley in Salford. This architectural transformation is a testament to the evolution of urban development in this bustling city. The photograph captures the essence of confinement and restriction through its depiction of barred windows and prison-like exterior. It transports viewers back to a time when correctional institutions played an integral role in maintaining law and order within society. Situated along the River Irwell's picturesque riverbank, this scene highlights how architecture interacts with natural elements to create an intriguing juxtaposition between man-made structures and nature's beauty. As we observe this street scene from almost two centuries ago, we are reminded of the lives that were once lived within these walls - inmates who experienced both punishment and reform during their time here. Barritt's painting skillfully portrays not only an institution but also a significant piece of history that has shaped Manchester into what it is today. Through this photo print, we can appreciate both its artistic value and its ability to transport us back in time to witness moments that have long since passed.
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