The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman
The Saltash Ferryman

© the artist. Image credit: John Forster, 2013 (first 4 images) & Bruce Hobbs/Art UK 2022

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'The Saltash Ferryman' sculpture at the waterside represents all the ferrymen and women who have worked the ferries over the centuries. It celebrates 900 years of crossing the River Tamar. The sculpture was designed by John Forster and incorporates brass panels etched by ten Saltash artists, illustrating the story of the ferries over the centuries, together with memories of the last generation who recall using the ferry, before it was replaced by the road bridge in 1961.
Title

The Saltash Ferryman

Date

2013

Medium

Corten steel & brass

Accession number

PL12_BH_S106

Acquisition method

funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund

Work type

Sculpture

Owner

Saltash Town Council

Work status

extant

Access

at all times

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Located at

Tamar Street, Saltash

PL12 4EJ