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Object Name

negative

Title

Presidential Range from Waumbek Hall Detroit Photographic Co. ; Presidential Range from Waumbek Hall

Maker

Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942

uncertain

Dates

circa, 1900, The date of this photograph was determined when it was digitized and cataloged between the years 1994-1997 as part of the PhotosWest: Western History Imaging Project coordinated by the Denver Public Library. This project was funded through a three-year grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Boettcher Foundation.

Subject

Jefferson (N.H.)

Presidential Range (N.H.)

Cities & towns--New Hampshire--Jefferson

Railroad stations--New Hampshire--Jefferson

Description

A view of the snow-covered Presidential Range in the White Mountains from Jefferson (Coos County), New Hampshire. Shows a railroad station, railroad tracks, a church and buildings.

Inscription

Title and 15108 inked on negative.

Object ID

86.200.7315

CHS Scan #

R7201041873, 20104187

History Colorado’s responsibility as a museum organization includes rectifying, reconciling, and uplifting underrepresented stories, objects, people, and places. Some of the materials in our collection reflect positions, norms, and values that are no longer—or never were—consistent with those of History Colorado (formerly the Colorado Historical Society) or its staff. We do not endorse prejudiced, stereotyped, or offensive material in our collection and actively work to place those items in context and with interpretation from our communities, as they are an important resource in the study of past and contemporary cultures. For more about how History Colorado does this work, see the History Colorado Anti-Racism Grounding Virtues statement.

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