'Eastergate Bridge, Marsden'

I created this image after spending picnic time next to this 17th/18th-century packhorse crossing over Haigh Clough. The single-span stone arch, just 4'6" wide, was built for mule and pony trains that moved wool between Huddersfield and Rochdale — a small piece of working history set against the rolling Pennine hills. The local name “Eastergate” likely comes from “Esther’s Gate,” after Esther Schofield who ran the old Pack Horse Inn nearby.

Specification

+ Printed on 200gsm, fine-grain, high white smooth art paper

+ Environmentally friendly FSC certified paper

+ Printed 4 colour process on a high quality short run digital press

+ Enhanced opacity and colour reproduction

+ Supplied unmounted and unframed, so you can choose how you want to display the print

+ Print area fits with standard frame and mount sizes