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Fort Brockhurst N990011


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Filename: N990011.jpg

Size: 4626 x 3830 (17.1MB)

Date: 17th November 1999

Source: Historic England

Credit: Historic England Photo Library

Source: English Heritage Images

Job Title: Staff Photographer

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Fort Brockhurst N990011

FORT BROCKHURST, Gosport, Hampshire. Exterior view from the south east. Brick fortress built in the 1860s to defend Portsmouth Harbour

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Media ID 1124223

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Defence Fortification Reflection Victorian Water


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> Abstracts > Reflections

> England at War > Defending the Coast

> Towns and Cities > Gosport

> Towns and Cities > Portsmouth

> The way we were > Victoriana


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print by Peter Williams showcases the majestic Fort Brockhurst, a remarkable brick fortress built in the 1860s to safeguard Portsmouth Harbour. The exterior view from the south-east angle reveals an imposing structure that stands as a testament to Victorian engineering and military prowess. Its sturdy walls and intricate details are beautifully captured, reflecting both its defensive purpose and architectural grandeur. The photograph exudes a sense of strength and resilience, with Fort Brockhurst standing tall against the backdrop of serene waters. The reflection on the water's surface adds an ethereal quality to this historic site, creating a striking visual contrast between man-made fortification and nature's tranquility. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to an era when forts like these played a crucial role in protecting vital harbors. It serves as a reminder of our rich heritage and how human ingenuity has shaped our landscape throughout history. Peter Williams' skillful composition allows us to appreciate every detail of this magnificent structure while capturing its essence within one frame. This print is not just a mere depiction; it encapsulates the spirit of Fort Brockhurst – formidable yet elegant – inviting us to delve into its fascinating past.

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