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The Chapel for Seamen, instituted 18 March 1818 and moored off Wapping (engraving)
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The Chapel for Seamen, instituted 18 March 1818 and moored off Wapping (engraving)
603025 The Chapel for Seamen, instituted 18 March 1818 and moored off Wapping (engraving) by Gendall, John (1790-1865); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Chapel for Seamen, instituted 18 March 1818 and moored off Wapping; (inset) a view of the interior); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23493708
© Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection / Bridgeman Images
Chapel Inset Instituted Moored Seamen Wapping
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This engraving, titled "The Chapel for Seamen, instituted 18 March 1818 and moored off Wapping" takes us back in time to the bustling River Thames in London. The image showcases a unique floating chapel that served as a spiritual refuge for seamen during the early 19th century. Moored gracefully on the river's edge, this ship-turned-chapel stands proudly with its flag fluttering in the wind. The intricate details of the vessel are beautifully captured by artist John Gendall, from its sturdy structure to its ornate windows. Intriguingly, an inset view allows us a glimpse into the interior of this remarkable place of worship. We can imagine seafarers finding solace within these hallowed walls amidst their arduous journeys at sea. Surrounding this extraordinary sight is a crowd of people who have gathered along Wapping's shores. Their presence adds depth and context to the scene, reminding us that this floating sanctuary was not only significant to seamen but also held cultural importance for those living nearby. As we gaze upon this historic print, we are transported back to a time when transportation relied heavily on waterways and ships were lifelines connecting distant lands. This engraving serves as both a testament to human ingenuity and resilience while offering us a window into London's maritime past.
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