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College of William and Mary

James and Judith Bowers stereoview collection, 1882/1903

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A collection of 107 stereoscopic slides compiled by James and Judith Bowers. Collection includes Colorado landscapes, Native American images, New York City-parade, interior, landscape, upstate New York landscapes, Auburn Prison (NY), Niagara Falls, Tioga (NY) interiors, Havana Glen (NY), Martinique Mt. Pelee volcanic eruption ruins, U.S. Capitol, Scotland landscapes, Gurney actress and theatre portraits, Anthony skeleton leaves, China (Peking) Imperial City buildings, London (England) street scenes and panoramas, Westminster Abbey, Stratford on Avon, Irish people and landscapes, Japanese women, Baalbek ruins, Jerusalem panorama, Switzerland landscape, Norway landscapes

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James and Judith Bowers stereoview collection, 1882/1903 1 Linear Feet

Bowers, Judith A. Magrino

A collection of 107 stereoscopic slides compiled by James and Judith Bowers. Collection includes Colorado landscapes, Native American images, New York City-parade, interior, landscape, upstate New York landscapes, Auburn Prison (NY), Niagara Falls, Tioga (NY) interiors, Havana Glen (NY), Martinique Mt. Pelee volcanic eruption ruins, U.S. Capitol, Scotland landscapes, Gurney actress and theatre portraits, Anthony skeleton leaves, China (Peking) Imperial City buildings, London (England) street scenes and panoramas, Westminster Abbey, Stratford on Avon, Irish people and landscapes, Japanese women, Baalbek ruins, Jerusalem panorama, Switzerland landscape, Norway landscapes

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