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View on the Manchester Ship Canal - Mount Manisty. Mount Manisty was created
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View on the Manchester Ship Canal - Mount Manisty. Mount Manisty was created
View on the Manchester Ship Canal - Mount Manisty. Mount Manisty was created from the spoil excavated during the construction of the canal which linked Manchester, England, with the Irish Sea. Work began in 1882 and the canal was opened on 1 January 1894. Edward Leander Williams (1828-1910) was the English civil engineer for the project. Chromolithograph published c1895
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1882 1894 Began C1895 Canal Chromolithograph Civil Construction Created Edward Engineer Engineering Excavated Irish January Manchester Mount Opened Project Published Ship Shipping Transport View Waterway Williams Work Leander Linked Spoil
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This chromolithograph captures a mesmerizing view of the Manchester Ship Canal, with its focal point being Mount Manisty. This man-made marvel stands tall and proud, symbolizing the incredible feat of engineering that took place during the construction of this vital waterway. The Manchester Ship Canal was a groundbreaking project that linked the bustling city of Manchester in England to the vast Irish Sea. The ambitious work began in 1882 under the guidance of Edward Leander Williams, an esteemed English civil engineer. After years of tireless efforts, the canal was finally opened on January 1st, 1894. Mount Manisty itself is a testament to human ingenuity and resourcefulness. It was created from spoil excavated during the construction process, showcasing how every bit of material found purpose within this grand endeavor. As we gaze upon this print, we are transported back in time to witness not only an impressive feat of engineering but also a significant moment in history for both transportation and trade. The sight before us encapsulates the importance and impact that such waterways had on connecting cities and facilitating commerce. Published around 1895, this chromolithograph serves as a visual reminder of mankind's ability to conquer nature's obstacles through innovation and determination. It invites us to appreciate our past achievements while inspiring future generations to continue pushing boundaries in pursuit of progress.
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