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Mannoth [sic] Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park. by Benjamin West Kilburn — VisualArtsDB

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Mannoth [sic] Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park.

Mannoth [sic] Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park.

Mannoth [sic] Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park.

Benjamin West Kilburn

1875–1885

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

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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The Great Stock Yard, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.

The Great Stock Yard, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1890

Last sad Rites over the Hereos of the Maine.

Last sad Rites over the Hereos of the Maine.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1898

Dining Hall of the Raymond, Pasadena, Cal. U.S.A.

Dining Hall of the Raymond, Pasadena, Cal. U.S.A.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1887

Easter Morn.

Easter Morn.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

Farm Yard

Farm Yard

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

English Cathedral, Quebec, P.Q.

English Cathedral, Quebec, P.Q.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

The Grand Rally at the Queen's Command, from every clime and land.

The Grand Rally at the Queen's Command, from every clime and land.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1900

The Joyous wedding dinner.

The Joyous wedding dinner.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1905

Our Christmas Hunt, The Snow Storm.

Our Christmas Hunt, The Snow Storm.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1890

Trusting.

Trusting.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1899

Echo Lake, Franconia Notch.

Echo Lake, Franconia Notch.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1865

Frost Work on Mt. Washington Railroad.

Frost Work on Mt. Washington Railroad.

Benjamin West Kilburn, 1869