A View of the Hill of Derry from the West Bank of the River Foyle, Just South of the City

Image credit: Derry City and Strabane District Council

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A few scattered houses line Bishop Street without-the-walls, as it runs down towards the river. The hill of Derry was originally an island in the River Foyle but gradually, from about 3,000 BC. The westernmost channel dried out leaving behind a marshy valley which in time was to become known as 'The Bogside'.

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Title

A View of the Hill of Derry from the West Bank of the River Foyle, Just South of the City

Date

c.1841–1846

Medium

watercolour on paper

Accession number

ART/JNG/19

Acquisition method

purchased from a private gallery London, 1993; acquired from a friend of the Gosset family

Work type

Watercolour

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