North Conway, NH

Title:

North Conway, NH

Creator:

Pease, N. W.
Kilburn Brothers
Kilburn, Benjamin W., 1827-1909
J. W. & J. S. Moulton
N. E. Stereoscopic Company
Soule, John P.
unidentified

Creator Role:

Photographer

Accession / Call Number:

1984.49.1

Object ID:

07.05.093

Type of Material:

graphic material

Physical Description:

37 Stereographs

Level of Description:

File

Language:

English

Scope and Content:

Views of North Conway, NH including the McMillan House with a group of men standing on the porch and two carriages outside the hotel, women and children sit on the grass outside the McMillan House, two girls sit on a log next to a brook, the Serpentine Tree, meadows with Mount Washington in the distance, the town of North Conway with mountains in the distance, an unidentified man sitting in a field overlooking North Conway, men, women and children gathered on the porch of the Interval House with carriages in front of the hotel, men, women and children gathered on the porch of the Sunset Pavilion, the town with Moat Mountain in the distance, Middle Mountain with a stream in the foreground, a "Big Pine" in the forest, Fairview Cottage and Moat Mountain, the woods in winter, Eastern Railroad Train Station, two unidentified men hiking in the woods, a man standing near Washington Boulder, and a group of men and women gathered in front of the Conway House.

Subjects:

Hotels , Forests and forestry , Children , Women , Rivers , Mountains , Town , Two-story houses , Roads , Railroad stations , Railroad trains , Railroads , Hikers , Hiking

Locations:

North Conway, NH
New Hampshire
Mount Washington, NH
Moat Mountain, NH
White Mountains (N.H. and Me.)

Terms of Use:

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Credit Line:

Digitization supported by the New Hampshire Historical Society's Connections through Time: Campaign for New Hampshire History.

Restrictions:

Available for research.