Discover a fascinating piece of 19th-century American history with this antique stereoview card from N.W. Pease. This stereograph, titled "No. 83---Goodrich Falls, Bartlett, N. H.," captures a picturesque and industrially significant scene from New Hampshire. The image depicts the powerful Goodrich Falls, with a prominent logging or saw mill structure situated prominently alongside the cascading water. Several other buildings are visible on the wooded hillside in the background, offering a glimpse into rural New England life and industry of the era. The detailed albumen prints provide a captivating 3D effect when viewed through a stereoscope, bringing this historic landscape to life.This single stereoview card features a flat cardboard mount with a sepia-toned albumen print. The left edge of the mount is printed vertically with "N. W. PEASE, No. CONWAY, N. H.", indicating the publisher. The right edge is printed vertically with "AMERICAN SCENERY", denoting the series. The view number and title are clearly printed below the images: "No. 83---Goodrich Falls, Bartlett, N. H." This collectible stereoview offers a window into the past, showcasing the natural beauty and industrial development of Bartlett, New Hampshire, during the late 1800s. It's a prime example of an early American stereoview, perfect for collectors of historical photography, New England Americana, or industrial heritage imagery.
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