Animated Stereoview of the President's Bedroom in the White House During the Hayes Administration, Washington, DC (1878)

Animated stereoview of the President's Bedroom in the White House during the Hayes administration, Washington, D.C., c. 1878. At this point in time it was used as the First Lady Lucy Webb's bedroom.

Date source and more information: White House Museum.
Source: New York Public Library.

Animated Comedy Stereoview Titled "Murderation! Molly Be Aisy!" (1899)

Animated comedic stereoview from 1899 titled "Murderation! Molly be aisy!" Published by the Keystone View Company.

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Animated Comedic Stereoview Titled "Oh! You're a Peach" (1899)

Animated comedic stereoview titled "Oh! You're a peach," 1899. Published by Keystone View Company.

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Animated Stereoview of a Union Soldier Cutting a Comrade's Hair in a Camp During the Civil War (1861)

Animated stereoview of a Union soldier cutting a comrade's hair in an unidentified camp during the Civil War, c. 1861. Originally titled "the amateur barber." Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Company.

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Comedic Stereoview Scene Titled “Did You Ring Sir?”

Comedic stereoview titled “Did you ring sir?,” c. 1850′s/1860′s.

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Animated Stereoscopic Hand-Colored Daguerreotype Portrait of an Unidentified Couple (1855)

Animated stereoscopic hand-colored daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified couple, c. 1855. By Antoine Claudet.

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Hand-Colored Animated Stereoscopic Daguerreotype Portrait of a Woman and Two Men

Hand-colored animated stereoscopic daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified woman and two men posing with a variety of objects, c. 1850's.

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Union Soldiers of the 7th New York Militia in Camp

Photograph of Union soldiers of the 7th New York Militia posing in front of a tent probably taken in Camp Cameron, Washington, D.C., 1861. The seated soldier is holding a cat on his lap. The African American boy is probably a servant. Animated stereoscopic photograph.

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Animated Stereoview of British Soldiers in a Trench Demonstrate Keeping Watch Over No Man's Land With a Mirror (1910s)

British soldiers keeping watch over the top of their trench with a mirror. Published by Keystone View Company.

Source: New York State Military Museum.