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Albert Bridge London
Connecting Chelsea and Battersea : built 1871-3 by R M Ordish using a hybrid cantilever and suspension technique. Date: circa 1880
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1871 Battersea Bridges Cantilever Chelsea Connecting Hybrid Suspension Technique Albert
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 15.8cm (9.3" x 6.2")
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Albert Bridge, London: A Historical Snapshot of Engineering Marvel from the Late 19th Century This photograph, taken circa 1880, showcases the Albert Bridge in London, connecting the affluent district of Chelsea to the bustling area of Battersea. The bridge, a true testament to Victorian engineering, was designed by the prolific engineer, R.M. Ordish, and constructed between 1871 and 1873. The Albert Bridge is a unique architectural marvel, employing a hybrid cantilever and suspension technique. This innovative design allowed the bridge to span the wide expanse of the River Thames with grace and elegance, while also providing the necessary strength and durability. The cantilevers, extending from both banks, were anchored into the riverbed and gradually converged at their midpoint, creating a visually striking and functional structure. The Albert Bridge was named in honor of Prince Albert, the consort of Queen Victoria, who had passed away in 1861. The bridge's construction was a tribute to his enduring legacy and his significant impact on the development of London. This photograph, taken around the time of the bridge's completion, offers a glimpse into the past, revealing the intricate details of the bridge's design and the bustling activity on the riverbanks. The horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians crossing the bridge, the boats navigating the Thames, and the picturesque houses along the banks all contribute to the rich historical context of this image. The Albert Bridge remains an essential part of London's architectural heritage, a testament to the ingenuity and vision of its designer, R.M. Ordish, and the engineering prowess of the Victorian era.
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