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Bridal Veil Falls, 940 ft. high. View from Hutching's Trail. by Thomas C. Roche — VisualArtsDB

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Bridal Veil Falls, 940 ft. high. View from Hutching's Trail.

Bridal Veil Falls, 940 ft. high. View from Hutching's Trail.

Bridal Veil Falls, 940 ft. high. View from Hutching's Trail.

Thomas C. Roche

1871

Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Third or Lower Yosemite Falls, 600 ft. high.

Third or Lower Yosemite Falls, 600 ft. high.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

General View of the Valley. Looking West from Prospect Point.

General View of the Valley. Looking West from Prospect Point.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

South Dome, 6000 ft. high.

South Dome, 6000 ft. high.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

On the Merced River. Cathedral Rocks in the distance.

On the Merced River. Cathedral Rocks in the distance.

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

Central Park. The Bow Bridge.

Central Park. The Bow Bridge.

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[Civil War View]

Thomas C. Roche, 1860

[Yosemite Valley from Inspiration Point]

[Yosemite Valley from Inspiration Point]

Thomas C. Roche, 1870

Dead Confederate Soldier at Fort Mahone, Petersburg

Dead Confederate Soldier at Fort Mahone, Petersburg

Thomas C. Roche, 1864

[View of Yosemite, California]

[View of Yosemite, California]

Thomas C. Roche, 1871

Central Park. The Vine Clad Arbor.

Central Park. The Vine Clad Arbor.

Thomas C. Roche, 1863

Central Park, (New York.) The Vine Clad Walk.

Central Park, (New York.) The Vine Clad Walk.

Thomas C. Roche, 1863

[Civil War View]

[Civil War View]

Thomas C. Roche, 1860