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A print of Old Ouse Bridge and St William’s Chapel from King’s Staith. It is a busy scene with sailing vessels being unloaded with barrels and figures on the staith. The bridge was demolished.

Merchant Adventurers’ Hall

York

Title

Old Ouse Bridge and St William's Chapel

Date

1808

Measurements

H 72.8 x W 80.5 cm

Accession number

YORMA 140

Work type

Print

Inscription description

To Sir Mark Masterman Sykes Bart, FSA and MP for the City of York: this print of the Old Bridge and St William’s Chapel, York, from sketches made previous to the demolition of the Chapel in augt 1809, is by permission dedicated by his most obedient and very humble Servant –Henry Cave.

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