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- Steel Engraving, "Teddington Locks," circa 1837 - Before railroads, rivers provided quick transportation routes for people and goods. But rapids and dams impeded a boat's movement. To avert these obstacles, a lock was built to lift or lower a boat from one navigable section of a waterway to another. This steel engraving, done about 1837, depicts the Teddington locks on the River Thames in England.
- 1835-1840
- Collections - Artifact
Steel Engraving, "Teddington Locks," circa 1837
Before railroads, rivers provided quick transportation routes for people and goods. But rapids and dams impeded a boat's movement. To avert these obstacles, a lock was built to lift or lower a boat from one navigable section of a waterway to another. This steel engraving, done about 1837, depicts the Teddington locks on the River Thames in England.
- Steel Engraving, Allington Locks, Kent.," circa 1837 - Before railroads, rivers provided quick transportation routes for people and goods. But rapids and dams impeded a boat's movement. To avert these obstacles, a lock was built to lift or lower a boat from one navigable section of a waterway to another. This steel engraving, done about 1837, depicts the Allington locks on the River Medway in England.
- circa 1837
- Collections - Artifact
Steel Engraving, Allington Locks, Kent.," circa 1837
Before railroads, rivers provided quick transportation routes for people and goods. But rapids and dams impeded a boat's movement. To avert these obstacles, a lock was built to lift or lower a boat from one navigable section of a waterway to another. This steel engraving, done about 1837, depicts the Allington locks on the River Medway in England.
- "Nuneham Courteney, Oxon. Lord Harcourts" (English Canal Scene), Steel Engraving, circa 1837 -
- 1835-1840
- Collections - Artifact
"Nuneham Courteney, Oxon. Lord Harcourts" (English Canal Scene), Steel Engraving, circa 1837
- Steel Engraving, "View near Hurley, Berks," 1835-1840 -
- 1835-1840
- Collections - Artifact
Steel Engraving, "View near Hurley, Berks," 1835-1840