Deep Cut on Pennsylvania R.R., near Carpenter's Station.
Title
Deep Cut on Pennsylvania R.R. , near Carpenter's Station .
Series Title
Picturesque on the Pennsylvania central railroad
Contributors
E. & H.T. Anthony (Firm) (publisher)
Description
Two sets of railroad tracks running through a gorge with sheer rock walls on either side . A bridge , with a train passing underneath , is in the distance . Two people , possibly children , stand on the tracks about halfway down . Descriptive information on back of card : Picturesque on the Pennsylvania Central R.R . No . 485 . The Deep Cut on Pennsylvania R . R. , Near Carpenter's Station . Published by E . & H.T . Anthony & Co. , Emporium of American and Foreign Stereoscopic Views , Chromos and Albums , 591 Broadway , opposite Metropolitan Hotel , New York .
Subject
Railroads Railroad cuts
Location Depicted
Westmoreland County (Pa.)
Date Original
1863-1889
Object Type
Stereographs
Source
6.6875 x 3.25 in. b&w stereograph. Picturesque on the Pennsylvania central railroad, no. 485. Item no. 005.0004 in the George Yater Papers, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center.
Citation Information
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Collection
Stereographic Views of Louisville and Beyond, 1850s - 1930
Collection Website
http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/stereograph/
Digital Publisher
University of Louisville Archives and Records Center
Format
image/jpeg
Ordering Information
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Image Number
ULUA 005.0004
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Stereographic views of Louisville and beyond, 1850s - 1930
