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Tolcarne Bridge, Newlyn, Cornwall. Before 1880

Tolcarne Bridge, Newlyn, Cornwall. Before 1880


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Filename: TRURI-NWPgv-77.tiff

Size: 4632 x 3487 (53MB)

Date: 28th June 2016

Source: Royal Cornwall Museum

County: Cornwall

Location Name: 50.101486, -5.548025

© From the collection of the RIC

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Tolcarne Bridge, Newlyn, Cornwall. Before 1880

The old Tolcarne Bridge in Newlyn looking inland. Photographer: Gibson

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TRURI : NWPgv.77

Media ID 12266046

© From the collection of the RIC

River Victorian


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from the Royal Cornwall Museum transports us back in time to the charming Victorian era, capturing a picturesque scene of the old Tolcarne Bridge in Newlyn, Cornwall. The photograph was skillfully taken by photographer Gibson before 1880, showcasing his keen eye for detail and composition. The image showcases the bridge's timeless beauty as it gracefully spans across a serene river. Its architectural elegance is evident even in black and white, with intricate stone work and delicate arches that stand as a testament to Victorian craftsmanship. The bridge serves as a vital connection between two sides of this quaint Cornish village. Looking inland from this vantage point, we are greeted with an idyllic view of Newlyn's landscape. Lush greenery lines the riverbanks while small boats gently float on its calm waters. This snapshot captures not only the physical beauty of Tolcarne Bridge but also offers us a glimpse into daily life during this period. As we admire this historic photograph, we can't help but imagine horse-drawn carriages crossing over the bridge or locals strolling along its path dressed in traditional Victorian attire. It serves as both a window into our past and a reminder of how much has changed since then. Preserved within these faded tones lies an important piece of Cornish history - one that reminds us of our heritage and invites us to appreciate the enduring charm found within our own communities.

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