United States Views
Photographic and print views are included in the Society's
collection
of United States
Views. Among the most interesting are a small
group of photographs by William H. Jackson of Yellowstone National
Park; another group by Andrew Joseph Russell of the construction of
the Union Pacific Line through Nebraska and Wyoming in 1868 and
1869; almost sixty photographs of Tuskegee Institute and the
surrounding area taken in the late 1800s; and a variety of large
format photographic views of Worcester.
- Georgia
B. Barnhill, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Graphic Arts
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A view of Worcester, Mass., in 1838
The Parker Model House for senior girls at the Tuskegee Institute
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Inventory of U.S. Views
For current information on the cataloging status of this and
other AAS collections, choose "Collection Access" below.
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