Conn. Valley Chautauqua, Laurel Park
Image ID: WPC 02:121
Front:
Small black and white image of a man and a woman sitting on boulders on a small incline in front of a house in the woods. The woman is dressed in white and the man is wearing a suit. The house behind them is two stories with a porch and a smaller balcony above on the second floor. A house with a large porch is partially visible to the left. A wooden platform resembling a makeshift bridge emerges from the right side of the image. A small wooden sign that reads, "Mt. Horeb" is nailed to a tree behind it.
Small black and white image of a man and a woman sitting on boulders on a small incline in front of a house in the woods. The woman is dressed in white and the man is wearing a suit. The house behind them is two stories with a porch and a smaller balcony above on the second floor. A house with a large porch is partially visible to the left. A wooden platform resembling a makeshift bridge emerges from the right side of the image. A small wooden sign that reads, "Mt. Horeb" is nailed to a tree behind it.
Image Details
| Dublin Core | |
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| Title |
Conn. Valley Chautauqua, Laurel Park
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| Description |
Front:
Small black and white image of a man and a woman sitting on boulders on a small incline in front of a house in the woods. The woman is dressed in white and the man is wearing a suit. The house behind them is two stories with a porch and a smaller balcony above on the second floor. A house with a large porch is partially visible to the left. A wooden platform resembling a makeshift bridge emerges from the right side of the image. A small wooden sign that reads, "Mt. Horeb" is nailed to a tree behind it. |
| Contributor |
Donation of the Gutterman-Pohlman Family, Northampton. 2017
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| Identifier |
WPC 02:121
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| Coverage |
Northampton, Mass
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| Still Image Item Type Metadata | |
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| Original Format |
Postcard
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| Physical Dimensions |
Print size: 3.5" x 5.5"
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Citation
“Conn. Valley Chautauqua, Laurel Park,” Forbes Library Images from the Archives, accessed May 5, 2024, https://images.forbeslibrary.org/items/show/5228.