A Trip to North Conway photograph album, 1898
- Title:
- A Trip to North Conway photograph album, 1898
- Creator:
- unidentified
- Creator Role:
- Photographer
- Accession / Call Number:
- 2024.061
- Object ID:
- 2024.061.01
- Date:
- 1898
- Type of Material:
- graphic material
- Physical Description:
- 1 album, 48 photographs ; 6.5" x 7.75"
- Level of Description:
- Item
- Language:
- English
- Scope and Content:
- Photograph album labeled "Trip to No. Conway" on Labor Day 1898. The album contains 48 landscape photographs of locations in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. The photographs include several mountains in the White Mountains, NH, through Bartlett, Jackson, and North Conway, NH, as well as locations such as the Cathedral Woods, Diana's Baths, and Echo Lake. The images then go through Sebago Lake and York, ME, and down through Boston to Plymouth, MA, showing several views of and from harbors, rivers, and lakes. There are a few images that include people, though only one man is identified as "Tom."
- Subjects:
- Boats and boating , Boulders , Carriages and carts , Cemeteries , Cities and towns , Dwellings , Harbors , Horses , Lakes , Lighthouses , Men , Moon , Mountains , Photograph albums , Rivers , Travel , Women
- Locations:
- Bartlett, NH
Boston, MA
Conway, NH
Crystal Lake, MA
Echo Lake, NH
Intervale, NH
Iron Mountain, NH
Jackson, NH
Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA
Marblehead, MA
Moat Mountain, NH
Mount Kearsarge North, NH
Mount Surprise, NH
Mount Washington, NH
North Conway, NH
Plymouth, MA
Presumpscot River
Riverton, ME
Saco River
Sebago Lake, ME
Wakefield, MA
York, ME - Organizations:
- Cathedral of the Pines
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- Credit Line:
- Gift of Bell's Books, Andrew Griscom Collection.
- Restrictions:
- Available for research.
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