New Lanark is a World Heritage Site. Not far from Glasgow, near the amazing Falls of the Clyde, this is a purpose-built small village, the vision of Robert Owen. Designed for textile production and with the Clyde powering the mills, the village had all it needed to prosper, housing for the workers, school and shops. It’s like traveling into the beginning of the 19th Century. I loved this tiny little door in what I think would be workers houses.
Posted for Dan’s Thursday Doors
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Beautiful door. Amazing angle.
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Thank you. I’m glad you liked it, Suzette.
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Totally charming
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Thank you!!
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I love the way you captured the stone wall, Sofia. I can’t help but imagine the work involved. The buildings of that era are often amazing. I am so glad that so many have been preserved around the world.
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Me too, Dan.
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The door’s barely bigger than the windows! Lots of work must have been put into all the stonework, both in house and around it.
janet
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It was the size of it that caught my eye. I’d struggle to get inside!
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What a stunning photo with the stone work, the metal fence, and the brilliant white door.
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Thank you so much, Brenda!
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