Aqueduct bridge, No 1 near Culegarten, 6 1/2 miles from Loch Katrine, looking towards Loch Ard before 1889
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This photograph, taken by T. & R. Annan & Sons before 1889, captures the "Aqueduct Bridge, No. 1 near Culegarten, 6 1/2 miles from Loch Katrine, looking towards Loch Ard." The image showcases a wooden trestle bridge spanning a valley, with a picturesque loch in the background. The detailed caption highlights the location and specific details of the bridge, showcasing the photographic practice of documenting landscapes and infrastructure during the 19th century. The composition emphasizes the bridge's scale and its integration within the natural environment, showcasing the impact of human construction on the Scottish landscape. The image provides a glimpse into the development of transportation infrastructure in Scotland and the evolving relationship between human presence and the natural world.
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