[Group of 207 Stereograph Views of the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition]
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Title: [Group of 207 Stereograph Views of the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition]
Artist:
Unknown (American)
Artist:
George Barker (American (born Canada), 1844–1894)
Artist:
James Cremer (American (born England), 1821–1893)
Artist:
Frederick Gutekunst (American (born Germany), 1832–1917)
Artist:
Edward Livingston Wilson (American, 1838–1903)
Artist:
W. Irving Adams (American, active ca. 1890s)
Publisher:
Centennial Photographic Company (American, founded 1876)
Artist:
Mrs. M. A. Maxwell (American)
Artist:
William Notman (Canadian (born Scotland), 1826–1891)
Artist:
Joseph Fraser
Artist:
J. O. Barrett (American)
Artist:
W. W. Barrett (American)
Publisher:
S. Hicks (American)
Publisher:
De Young's Palace Dollar Store (American, founded 1830)
Publisher:
American Views (American)
Publisher:
C. N. Freeman & Company (American)
Artist:
Benjamin West Kilburn (American, Littleton, New Hampshire 1827–1909 Littleton, New Hampshire)
Artist:
Edward Kilburn (American, 1830–1884)
Publisher:
Bement & Davenport (American)
Publisher:
L. Black & Company (American)
Date: 1850s–1910s
Medium: Albumen silver prints
Dimensions: Mounts approximately: 8.3 x 17.1 cm (3 1/4 x 6 3/4 in.) to 10.8 x 17.8 cm (4 1/4 x 7 in.)
Classification: Photographs
Credit Line: Gift of Weston J. Naef, in memory of Kathleen W. Naef and Weston J. Naef Sr., 1982
Object Number: 1982.1182.2095–.2301
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