Mount Washington - Summit

Title:

Mount Washington - Summit

Creator:

Soule, John P.
Kilburn, Benjamin W., 1827-1909
Kilburn Brothers
Pease, N. W.
Adams, S. F., 1844-1927
Bierstadt Brothers
G. H. Aldrich & Co.
Clough & Kimball
Kimball, Howard A., 1845-1929
Harriman, M. C.
Littleton View Co.
U. S. Stereoscopic Co.

Creator Role:

Photographer

Accession / Call Number:

1990.1.440

Object ID:

07.05.081.010

Type of Material:

graphic material

Physical Description:

92 Stereographs

Level of Description:

File

Language:

English

Scope and Content:

Views of the Summit of Mount Washington including groups of unidentified men, women and children, horse-drawn carriages on the Carriage Road near the summit, men and women standing outside the Signal Station, the Lizzie Bourne monument, Summit House, Tip-Top House, views from the summit, the summit in Winter, Lake of the Clouds, unidentified men clearing the observatory of snow and ice, the Cog Railway, the interior of the Observatory, and the construction of the Summit House.

Subjects:

Mountains , Men , Women , Carriages and carts , Horses , Mountain roads , Tourism , Children , Hotels , Monuments , Mount Washington Cog Railway , Winter , Railroad tracks , Railroad trains , Railroads , Interior architecture , Construction , Snow

Locations:

Mount Washington, NH
Presidential Range, NH
White Mountains (N.H. and Me.)
New Hampshire

People:

Bourne, Elizabeth Greene, 1833-1855 , Soule, John P. , Kilburn, Benjamin W., 1827-1909 , Pease, N. W. , Adams, S. F., 1844 , Kimball, Howard A., 1845-1929 , Harriman, M. C.

Organizations:

Kilburn Brothers
Bierstadt Brothers
G. H. Aldrich & Co.
Clough & Kimball
Littleton View Co.
U. S. Stereoscopic Co.

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.