Gezicht op vernietigde brug over de Vetrivier in Zuid-Afrika met op de achtergrond een aantal gebouwen 1901

This 1901 stereoscopic photograph by an anonymous artist captures the aftermath of a destroyed bridge over the Vet River in South Africa. The image shows the ruined stone structure and exposed iron framework, offering a stark reminder of the destructive forces at play during the Second Boer War. The use of stereoscopy enhances the viewer's perception of depth, allowing them to experience the scene as if they were standing before the ruins themselves. This historical artifact provides a glimpse into the impact of conflict on infrastructure and serves as a poignant visual document of a turbulent period in South African history.