Discover a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century American industry and natural beauty with this antique stereoview card, a captivating 3D view from the renowned "AMERICAN SCENERY." series. The card features a detailed albumen print showcasing "No. 87 - Below Goodrich Falls, looking up, Bartlett, N. H." The image captures a powerful waterfall, Goodrich Falls, with a prominent wooden lumber mill structure built directly above or alongside the rushing waters. This stereograph provides a vivid historical record of the interaction between natural landscapes and burgeoning industry in New Hampshire during the late 1800s. The detailed composition allows for an immersive stereoscopic experience when viewed through a stereoscope, bringing the scene to life with depth and realism.This historical stereoview was published by N. W. Pease of Conway, N. H., a known producer of stereographs from the era. The card itself is a yellow cardboard mount, characteristic of stereoviews from the 1860s-1870s. The publisher's name, "N. W. PEASE, MO., CONWAY, N. H.", is elegantly printed vertically on the right side of the mount, while "AMERICAN SCENERY." adorns the left. The view number and title are clearly presented at the bottom center, making this a well-documented and collectible piece of photographic history. It's a perfect addition for collectors of stereoviews, New Hampshire history, antique photography, or industrial heritage imagery.
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