New Hampshire Historical Society - Littleton, NH
WEBWeller, F. G. Littleton View Co. unidentified. Creator Role: Photographer. Accession / Call Number: S 2013.079. Object ID: 07.05.068. Type of Material: graphic material. Physical Description: 49 Stereographs. Language: English.
F. G. Weller – People – Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell ...
WEBF. G. Weller American. View All Works Birth Place Littleton, NH. Biography American. Person Type Individual. Discover More Margaret Bourke-White. American, 1904–1971. ... View All Works Related to Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University (1) Jacques Callot. French, 1592–1635.
F G WELLER STEREOVIEW LUMBER MILL RVR DAM LITTLETON NH …
WEBSep 6, 2024 · EARLY Stereoview Published by F. G. Weller, Littleton, N. H., Active 1867 to1877) titled - NO. 33 VIEW IN LITTLETON, N. H. The very early scene shows a lumber mill with dam, piles of lumber and town in the background.
The country choir - Library of Congress
WEBWeller, F. G, photographer. The Country Choir. Littleton, N.H.: F.G. Weller, Mar. 6. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2006676728/>. 1 photographic print on stereo card : stereograph. | Photograph shows women and men singing and playing musical instruments.
F.G. Weller | Historic New England
WEBF.G. Weller. Update Our ticketing, donations, and membership sales portal is down for scheduled maintenance on the afternoon of 4/11. Search Collections. Collection Type. Photography; GUSN. GUSN-256804. You can find this within. General photographic collection; Stereo views; Photographers;
Allegorical series, by F.G. Weller | Library of Congress
WEBSummary. Photographs from this incomplete series show paintings depicting winter and various well-known characters, such as Santa Claus. Includes "Jack Frost in his glory, " "The Water Nymphs' Palace, " and "Spring." Also includes "What I saw in the Moon."
The Weller Family Revisited - Family Tree Magazine
WEBAccording to the Argus and Patriot (Montpelier, Vt.) of Dec. 12, 1877, “Frank G. Weller, a well-known manufacturer of stereoscopic views, died at his residence in Littleton, NH, on Saturday, aged 44 years.”
Littleton View Co. | BYU Library - Special Collections
WEBLuminous lint, via WWW, Mar. 9, 2012 (Littleton View Company; owned by F.G. Weller; produced landscape stereographs beginning in 1861, later turned to novelty images of ghosts, spirits, dreams; in the 1870s negatives and rights sold to G.H. Aldrich; photographs later published by different labels including Kilburn Brothers and Underwood ...
[Fontinelle Weller posed as Columbia] | Library of Congress
WEBAbout this Item. Title. [Fontinelle Weller posed as Columbia] Summary. Photograph shows a little girl wearing a gown and crown, unfurling an American flag. Contributor Names. …
Original Stereocard Photograph. "Stereoscopic Treasures, No. 375."
WEBFrank G. Weller (1833-1877) was an early New Hampshire stereoview photographer beginning in 1861. Among his stereoviews was the 'Stereoscopic Treasures' series - photos showing family life and circumstances.
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