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Low Lighthouse
Former lighthouse, now Harwich Maritime Museum. IoE 366621. Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Wilfred N. Winder Source: Images of England
Media ID 413815
Filename: 366621.jpg
Size: 2047 x 3071 (7.1MB)
Date: 19th June 2002
Source: Historic England
Credit: Images of England
Urgency (1-8) 5=normal: 5
Source: English Heritage Images
Brick Coastal Light House Listed Maritime Slate White Essex John Rennie
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This print captures the timeless beauty of the Low Lighthouse, now home to the Harwich Maritime Museum in Essex. Standing proudly against a backdrop of coastal serenity, this former lighthouse has witnessed centuries of maritime history unfold along its shores. The image showcases the exquisite architectural details that make this structure truly remarkable. The balcony, constructed with sturdy brick and adorned with slate tiles, adds an elegant touch to the overall design. Its white facade stands out against the deep blue hues of both sea and sky, creating a striking contrast that is both visually stunning and evocative. Originally designed by renowned engineer John Rennie, this listed building exudes a sense of grandeur while maintaining its humble purpose as a guiding light for sailors navigating these treacherous waters. As one gazes upon this photograph, they can almost feel the salty breeze on their face and hear echoes from seafarers long gone. Wilfred N. Winder's expertly captured image not only immortalizes this iconic landmark but also invites viewers to delve into their own imagination and embark on a journey through time. It serves as a poignant reminder of our rich maritime heritage and reminds us how important it is to preserve such treasures for future generations to appreciate and learn from.
