We’re continuing our summer vacation (1900-style) with a view of the very prim and proper Boston Gardens. It sure didn’t look like this when I lived there.
Darn, seeing these sure makes me wish I had our old ones. But, I would probably wonder where in the heck to store them. This must have been a wonderful three dimensional tour of the world for many people who were stuck on a farm or the middle of a city and never traveled
Kyle
The tulips haven’t changed much. The attire certainly has.
Kevin
We occasionally pop into antique stores looking for stereo cards of the Gorge and other PNW cards. You can also find some on eBay. Just checked and there are quite a few if you search Columbia River Stereo card. While doing that, a recommended sale referred to a "new" map of the Gorge from 1931. It is actually a reprinted map. The original scan in on-line at the Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/resource/g3701pm.gct00064/?sp=173&r=-0.261,0.525,1.977,1.001,0 pre-Bonneville Dam, pre-SR14.
L.E.
Darn, seeing these sure makes me wish I had our old ones. But, I would probably wonder where in the heck to store them.
This must have been a wonderful three dimensional tour of the world for many people who were stuck on a farm or the middle of a city and never traveled
Kyle
The tulips haven’t changed much. The attire certainly has.
Kevin
We occasionally pop into antique stores looking for stereo cards of the Gorge and other PNW cards. You can also find some on eBay. Just checked and there are quite a few if you search Columbia River Stereo card. While doing that, a recommended sale referred to a "new" map of the Gorge from 1931. It is actually a reprinted map. The original scan in on-line at the Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/resource/g3701pm.gct00064/?sp=173&r=-0.261,0.525,1.977,1.001,0 pre-Bonneville Dam, pre-SR14.