Page from snapshot album
Page from snapshot album
Page from snapshot album
Page from snapshot album

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Page from snapshot album,

August 1913

Unknown photographers
2016-546.28 a-b

Information

Title
Page from snapshot album
Dates

August 1913

Maker
Unknown photographers
Medium
Gelatin silver prints
Dimensions
image (each, approx): 7.5 × 13.2 cm (2 15/16 × 5 3/16 in.) sheet (each, approx): 7.9 × 13.5 cm (3 1/8 × 5 5/16 in.) album page: 37 × 22 cm (14 9/16 × 8 11/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Peter J. Cohen
Object Number
2016-546.28 a-b
Place Depicted

North America, United States, Colorado, Pikes Peak

Inscription
28a, top: handwritten, in ink; Sandwiches + Coffee on the top of the/mountain over 12000 feet above sea level Aug 8-1913 28a, second from top: handwritten, in ink; Indepence Gold Mine/Victor, Colorado/1200 feet shaft/Aug 8-1913 28a, second from bottom: handwritten, in ink; Cripple Creek, Colorado/Aug 8-1913 28a, bottom: handwritten, in ink; [cut off] distanes as/[cut off] Stornas Col. Aug [cut off] 28b, top left: handwritten, in ink; Auto road used by the/Crystal Auto trip. A beautiful/sunrise ride/August 9th 1913. 28b, top right: handwritten, in ink; The Auto road up/the mountain. Leave/at 3 A.M. 28b, bottom left [photo missing]: handwritten, in ink; Resting in the Salt Water/Salt Lake Utah 28b, bottom right: handwritten, in ink; Up Pike's Peak/Aug 9th 1913
Type
snapshots, gelatin silver prints, photographs
Subject
vacations, tourism, families

Acquired by Peter J. Cohen, after 1985; given to the Princeton University Art Museum, 2016.

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