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[Carte-de-Visite Album of Prominent Personages], Mayer & Pierson French, Albumen silver prints
[Carte-de-Visite Album of Prominent Personages]
Multiple artists/makers
1860s–70s
[Group of 20 Early Stereograph Views of Ireland and Scotland], Unknown, Albumen silver prints
[Group of 20 Early Stereograph Views of Ireland and Scotland]
Multiple artists/makers
1850s–1910s
[Group of 17 Early Stereograph Views of British Seascapes and Waterscapes], Unknown, Albumen silver prints
[Group of 17 Early Stereograph Views of British Seascapes and Waterscapes]
Multiple artists/makers
1850s–1910s
Aberdeen Portraits No. 1, George Washington Wilson British, Scottish, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Aberdeen Portraits No. 1
George Washington Wilson
1857
Derwent-Water, from Friar's Crag, Keswick, England (No. 582), George Washington Wilson British, Scottish, Albumen silver print
Derwent-Water, from Friar's Crag, Keswick, England (No. 582)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
The Lady of the Lake. With All His Introductions, Various Readings and the Editor's Notes
George Washington Wilson
Author Sir Walter Scott
1890s
Jim Blake's Tour from Clonave to London
George Washington Wilson
Author Adam Armstrong
1860s
Leaves from the Journal of Our Life in the Highlands, 1848 to 1861
George Washington Wilson
Editor Sir Arthur Helps
1860s
The Lady of the Lake. With All His Introductions, Various Readings, and the Editor's Notes
George Washington Wilson
Author Sir Walter Scott
1860s
Photographs of Scottish Scenery
George Washington Wilson
1860s
The Philadelphia Photographer, Vol. VI, Nos. 61-72
Multiple artists/makers
1860s
[30 Stereographs]
Multiple artists/makers
1860s
The Side of Ben Leagach, Glen Torridon (No. 515)
George Washington Wilson
Publisher W. MacGill
1860s
Loch Katrine, Scotland (No. 10a)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
Pass of the Trossachs, Scotland (No. 21)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
Pass of the Trossachs, Scotland (No. 22)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
The Silver Strand, Loch Katrine, Scotland (No. 18)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
Loch Achray and Ben Venue, Scotland (No. 59b)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
The Loch of Park, Aberdeenshire (Sunset), Scotland (No. 67)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
Borrowdale, looking towards the Castle Crag (No. 585a)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
Fir Tree at Invernary Castle (No. 673)
George Washington Wilson
1860s
No. 258: St Martin's Cross, Iona.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 16: The Clamshell Cave, Staffa.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 263: View at Quiraing, Isle of Skye.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 532: Jedburgh Abbey, from the River.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 678 A.: The Dhu Loch Avenue, Inverary.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 544: Fountains Abbey -- The Lady Chapel.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 374: York Minster -- The Stone Screen.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 17: Fingal's Cave, Staffa.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 183: Abbotsford, from the South-East.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 15: Basaltic Colonnade, Staffa.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 9: Loch Katrine, Perthshire.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 59: Loch Achray, Perthshire.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 677: Linneghlutain -- Upper Falls on the Ary, Inverary.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s
No. 149: The Fall of Foyers, Inverness-shire.
George Washington Wilson
1860s–70s

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