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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

 

Nichols Dickinson
A view of Worcester, Mass., in 1838

Peddler
The Parker Model House for senior girls at the Tuskegee Institute

Additional Information

Collection Inventory Box list for this collection

 

Additional collections containing views include:
- Photographs of Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Structures in Massachusetts taken 1887-1945 by Harriette Merrifield Forbes
- Theodor Clemens Wohlbrück Photographs of Towns in Worcester County, c.1905-1915