Hand-Colored Photo Portrait of a Group Posing in Front of Natural Bridge in Rockbridge County, Virginia (1859)

 

 Hand-colored portrait of a group posing in front of Natural Bridge in Rockbridge County, Virginia, c. 1859-1860. Attributed to William England. Originally published as a stereoview by London Stereoscopic Company. The man sitting in shadow on a ledge at right might have been a local guide that the photographer had hired while the three posing at the bottom of the gorge might have been tourists.

Source: New York Public Library.

Photo Looking Down Pennsylvania Avenue Taken From The US Capitol By Photographer William England (1859)

Photo looking down Pennsylvania Avenue taken from the US Capitol by photographer William England, c. 1859. Originally published by the London Stereoscopic Company.

Source: Library of Congress.

Animated Hand-Colored Double Exposure Stereoscopic Scene of a Ghost Haunting Two People (1856)

"The Ghost in the Stereoscope." Animated hand-colored double exposure stereoscopic staged scene of a ghost haunting two people, c. 1856. Published by the London Stereoscopic Company. Attributed to Hablot Knight Browne.

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Animated Hand-Colored Stereoview of People Dining in Cupid's Restaurant

Hand-colored staged scene of people dining in Cupid's Restaurant, late 1850's. By the London Stereoscopic Company. Animated stereoview.

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"Very pretty indeed." Hand-Colored Animated Stereoview

"Very pretty indeed." Hand-colored animated stereoview, c. 1860. By James Elliott.

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View of Displays and Visitors in the Interior of the 1862 International Exhibition

View of displays and visitors in the interior of the 1862 International Exhibition, also known as the Great London Exposition, a world's fair held in South Kensington, London, 1862. Published by the London Stereoscopic Company. Animated stereoview.

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"The Ghost in the Stereoscope" Hand-Colored Double Exposure Animated Stereoviews of Ghosts Haunting People (1856)

"The Ghost in the Stereoscope," hand-colored double exposure animated stereoviews, c. 1856. Published by the London Stereoscopic Company. Attributed to Hablot Knight Browne.

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